I started my scrap rug today and it is really going rather fast. I am amazed at how easy it is. Thank you so much for the tutorial. Plan on a full size room rug if I can handle it. Thanks again and keep up the great job of showing us how to do things like this.

I see that Nancy's Notions sells cord for rugs/baskets.

Margie

These rugs are beautiful. I will have to try one!
Thanks,
Barb :lol:

Hi! I will be teaching my teens to make this rug. They will making gifts through the year and this will be one of them. Tank you soooo much!!!

Hi! I will be teaching my teens to make this rug. They will making gifts through the year and this will be one of them. Thank you soooo much!!!

Awesome tutorial wow, I will go and buy me some of that clothesline. Where did you buy yours at?

Karen

This is such a super idea, and great pix with your tute!! We "just happen" to be going to Wally's today, so I will be checking out the clothesline section. :) Thanks for sharing. I remember making a yarn rug for my doll with the wooden spool "French knitting", and as someone else mentioned here, it was difficult to keep it from bowling...so I will have to be careful to not let that happen. ;) I KNEW I was keeping all my selvage strips for some reason!!!!

Patti

Check Lowe's and Home Depot for cotton clothesline too...and if all else fails, Uhaul sells nylon rope of the same size...should work, it just won't be cotton!

Oh thanks so much for sharing this. You reminded me I even have the tool to make the fabric strips.....so many projects so little time...
dee

Great tutorial! Thank you for sharing!

I have been looking for a project like this to use up some older print fabrics that I am no longer fond of. They have nice colors/tones, I just don't care for the print anymore. Great way to use it up and not have to see the print.

I want to make larger rugs for the kitchen and bedroom.

Just have to remember to pick up the clotheline now.

Thanks again
DeeDee