The very talented Jodie from
Ric Rac posted a few days ago about making a Rag Rug, and suggested people might like to make one along side her, a
Rag Rug-a-long.
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This is what I am aiming for, and is an image from the Moda Bake Shop tutorial that Jodie suggests is used for the Rug-a-long |
Now this just so happened to coincide with a big room rearrangement going on at our house. Everyone knows that when people swap rooms and rearrange furniture it is the best time to update curtains and clean up 8 year old cheap and nasty carpets that are well on their way out. What better way than avoid re-carpeting than by putting down lovely rugs. I quite fancy a big old Rag Rug in Miss M's room and I now have the old curtains (that aren't good for much other than the rag bag) Perfect!
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The old curtains all in strips, I very neatly cut one strip but that was never going to be sustainable so the rest were torn to size and the fabric handled this well. |
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This is my plaiting technique, very complicated I know and I agree with Jodie it is a challenge not to plait too tightly. |
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I think this just may work! |
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