I am using Aunt Philly's needle tool and instructions, and once you get the center part of the rug made, this is a mindless and relaxing hand work project to enjoy.
Sunday, June 30, 2013
Slow Stitching Sunday
I am using Aunt Philly's needle tool and instructions, and once you get the center part of the rug made, this is a mindless and relaxing hand work project to enjoy.
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THANK YOU for posting the link to the directions! I've attempted to make a rug in the past. Not being a crocheter, I had to learn that first while making the rug; and it ended up being all wavy; like the brim of a sunhat.
I LOVE the colors of the new rug! I hope to try again once I'm done my initial testdrive of my daughter's Knitting Loom; post to come on that later today.
Very pretty colors.
Seeing this reminded me so much of my mom - she made a collection of beautiful rugs like this, one in a heart shape that is in my spare bedroom. Thanks for the walk down memory lane!
Oh, I really like how the new rug is looking and also the colors, too. Looks like you are going to make a big one this time! Last one I made, I used cheap clothesline for the "filler". It worked out okay & saved fabric!
Very pretty colors! Your run looks so summery.
When I move I want to make a braided rug! But I have to wait until I move because I don't know what size I am going to need yet!
I definitely feel like going at turtle speed today after traveling all week! So good to be back visiting all my favorite blogs! ♥
Your rug reminds me of the baskets we used to make in the eighties. Wow! that seems so long ago.
Your rug is going to be so pretty. I really like the blue and yellow together.
Your rug is great, I brought that tool about 3 years ago and have not used it yet. I know I have at least 10 yards of fabric, I just have to see what I want to use.
Oh...your rug reminds me of the braided rugs my great grandmother used to make. I was about 10 or so when she showed me how to make them and I went home and tore up a bunch of flannel receiving blankets to make one. In the 70s my sister and I crocheted them. Now I want one for my living room!
I love the pretty blue and yellow of your rug. If you break your tool I can send you mine. Must have had it over 10 years now and I've never used it. : )
I have thought about rug making in the past now I think I will check that out...
Yours is so pretty!
I do like your blue and yellow rug. I have made a couple of these rugs with Aunt Philly's toothbrush tool. They are fun and really do eat of the stash. Maybe I should get mine back out again. Thanks for the inspiration.
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