How To Make A Rug Out Of Scrap Fabric 

Christine Macleod! You should record an audiobook of Scottish folk tales and myths. You have the most soothing, lovely voice, delivery, and timbre! I would buy one for all my friends. Or maybe reading guided meditations? I think that you could have a lucrative “retirement career” and help thousands relax and fall asleep. Came for the rag rug vids, but am going to watch the spinning and loom videos just to hear your lovely voice. Thank you for doing this. You are a clear, concise, and competent instructor.

Another winning video! I’ve often wondered how this type of rug was made but you’re the first to show the technique. Thank you so!

So peaceful listening to you describe this project. Thank you 🙏🏼

Truely the most elegant and practicalrug I've seen..Thank you!

Thankyou for this video - I’ve had all the makings of a rug for a long time but couldn’t get to grips with the technique. Your video provides tips I have never h are before - starting with the edge, working from the middle etc makes so much sense and I now see properly how to use the prodder. Inspired now and looking forward to making my project into an actual rug at last ! Great stuff !

How calm you are... I loved this so much... reminds me of being a girl - I used to sit with my mother and make rugs in a fairly similar way. I will not be throwing away ANY unwanted garments, they will all get used up... Many, many thanks.... ;)

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Hermoso trabajo,pero de mucha paciencia y tiempo, felicitaciones desde Chile.

first hello from Philadelphia and second luv the rug and your accent thanks friend for sharing!

A really cool idea. I need to try that out! Thanks for the video.

Absolutely Beautiful! Thank you for Sharing

Greetings i am new to your channel and i enjoyed watching you showing how to make this rug out of cloth we no longer wear or facbric scraps that we have that was left over from a project that we did. The r ug turn out awesome, now I will be making one for every room in my house thank you . In His Grace, Lorisa

Can't wait to make one !! Thanks !!

I want to go get some fabric now!! Thank you...very informational

Thanks really helpful and inspirational !

It's beautiful THANK you for sharing.

Thank you this was so inspiering.

Beautiful. I make these at Blists Hill Victorian town.

That is beautiful!

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Thank you so much, i will definitely try to do it myself!!!

love it thank you

very nice.. I think I will start doing one !- thank you

hessian is burlap if you're from the US or Canada and should be easy to find.

This is the best one I've seen. Most involve having to buy special tools etc, so thank you so much. Would you be able to use thick upholstery fabric to make these? I have lots of samples and swatches that are not big enough to use on chairs etc.

Your rag rug using scrap fabric instructions was very helpful to me as was how to make a prodder. Thank you. I've started on my rug which I am enjoying. Can you explain if I have to work in lines, as I'm going round in circles so as to work out from the middle. So I've lots of pre worked holes already prodded. How do I progress please? The hessian is fraying so I'm heming the edges. Is this ok? Thank you. .

For the rug that you made there, about how many yards of fabric was used overall, including the hessian?

nice nice video

Thanks for the tutorial! I've been looking for something to do with scrap material I have. Is there an alternative to using hessian?

it very beauty

Amazing. .thank u

How big is this beautiful rug ?

i have alot of old shirts and my mom wants me to throw them out im keeping them for the fabric though thx for the tutorial

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How is a rug like this washed?

Absolutely Beautiful! Thank you for Sharing