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Rag Rug Resource Page

Do you want to learn how to make oval rag rugs? All the tools that you need are HERE!

Rag Rug Videos - $16

*8 step-by-step videos that will aid you in making your own unique rag rug! 

*Plus a free 2 page tip sheet for help with making rag rugs!

The tip sheet will be immediately available for download after you purchase and the link to the videos and the password to access the page will be emailed to you.

Wooden Needles - $8

*Each needle is unique and made by hand. 

*Made from oak, sanded smooth and stained with a light maple stain. 

*Length is 4-5 inches.  Width is 1/2 inch.  Thickness is 1/4 inch.  The hole is approx. 3/4 inch long.

Shipping/Handling of $4

Only shipping to US and Canada at this time.

Rag Rug eBook - $7.50

*Color photos to show each step of the process. 

*Directions for calculating how big to make your center/base in order to achieve the size rug you desire.

*Written instructions for creating stitches, increasing size, decreasing size, and finishing an oval rag rug.  These are more detailed that the posts in the Rags to Rug series.

*Also includes step-by-step instructions on choosing fabric, ripping strips, PLUS tips for getting started and finding time to make your rugs. Now get busy making your own rug today!

Combination Purchases

Want the EVERYTHING?  The starter package is eBOOK, Videos, and wooden needle? Get it all for $30!

Do you want the Videos PLUS a needle?  Yay!  Together they are a better deal!  Get the Videos right away and the needle will be sent out ASAP!  $22

Prefer the eBook AND you need to get a needle?  We've gotcha covered!  The eBook will be sent to your inbox and the needle to your mailbox.  $13.50

Step by Step Instructions to Make an Oval Rag Rug

Just want the basics? 

These posts are the backbone to learning how to make a rag rug.  Both the eBook and Videos go in to further details on the process.

1.  Reasons to make a rag rug

2.  How much fabric to make a Rag Rug?

3.  How long does will it take to make a Rag Rug?