Most fabrics can be used to make a rag rug, although you should stick with the same fabric type for the entire rug.

Try these tips for how to make a 4 strand braided rug with leftover fabric scraps. Follow these step-by-step illustrations for how to make a braided rag rug.

The bigger the rug, the bigger and abundant the fabric pieces, so be sure to buy one or multiple rugs to accommodate for the size of your ceiling tent. Once you have your rag runner, take a pair ...

Braided rag rugs have been around for centuries, and with good cause: they’re an ideal use of upcycled fabric, and they’re so sturdy that they can last a really long time. Since you’ll ...

Your old rag rug is one upcycle away from becoming a stunning boho window treatment. Create a window décor that brings cozy, carefree vibes to your space.

Re Rag Rug started as an experimental design project that explores the social and ecological sustainability of the rug. Using material that is waste and excess from the textile industry and old ...

Detroit-based artist Eleanor Anderson has also elevated the rag rug to the gallery wall. She uses a double-weave method on a floor loom, transforming strips of cotton and filled fabric tubes into ...

DIY shag rugs made of old clothes are durable, attractive, easy to care for, and can be machine sewn in a few hours.

Making stuff with your own hands can be very rewarding. Not only do you get the satisfaction of being creative, but research shows do-it-yourself hobbies relieve stress.