Thanks for the great lesson!

Using a large crochet hook to pull through is really a finger saver while working on these rugs

If anyone dared step on my rug after me spending 17 years making it, they would be under the patio.

Thank you… great video and easy to understand… ❤ I’m a new subscriber 🌻 Greetings to all from Denmark 🇩🇰

I have never seen this done like this. I have tried several times to crochet an oval rug, but I can never get it to lay flat. Thank You, Thanks You for sharing this. Now I can use up some of my t-shirt yarn I made up years ago. 😊❤

Beautiful !

Wow such a beautiful lady face I just fell in love ❤

I am very excited to follow this expert’s instructions🎉

Hi do you need different foot for sewing machine???

aunty seems and sound so sweeet 🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻

Thank you for the video! I have always wanted to make rugs. Now that I've watched your video. It's time to try. Thank you, Dee

Wow, no lacing! I'm going to try this.

Hi, thank you for such an easy video to follow. I’d like to know approximately the width of your strips plus about how much material it used for this size. I don’t have a ballpark idea is all. Thanks in advance!

How thick are the strands? Are they all different widths? It looks like the strands are pretty wide, 2-3 inches...? TIA❤

Thanks for this. i have a large stack of my kids t-shirts that I've been looking for a good way to utilize them into a rug. This looks like it would work well for those. Any way to estimate how many yards of fabric you used for that 2 x 4 rug?

i am so confused.

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I really want to make a round one now :3 But I’m not sure I’ll know how 😅 I will have to start passing my strands through the ones before immediately… 🤔 Maybe I should start with this shape first, to teach myself 😆 Thank you for the great video !

Can you make a mat the same way you make a rug

I think I will try this can you make a mat the same way

Really it’s like beading hair

Just found this and I love the idea. How wide of a strip do you use or does it work with any width? Thanks!

Lovely I’m excited and I love pink :)

Why did she use grocery bags for the rug and how did she do it. And where did she get those grocery bags.

É bellissimo vorrei provare❤

The action shot of the thumbs up at the end killed me

about how much material did you use?

Чичковское плетение!!

Me encantó gracias por compartir tu conocimiento desde mendoza Argentina mis saludos 🇦🇷

Can I ask you about how long it took you to make these ones, as well as approximately how many bags itt took? I’m excited to try making a few of my own, just not looking forward to collecting all the bags, I am only interested in used plastic bags. Other than the few I get here and there living alone I really don’t need to shop as much as I did before my babies have grown up and moved out. Guess I’ll have to post on all my social media sites for family and friends to save their bags for me, I’m wondering if it would be possible to make them thicker as in adding layers to make I guess something similar to mattresses for the homeless. I guess I could always make 3-5 of the same size and weave em together on top of eachother. I know not the most comfortable in hot weather but air mattresses that are used daily quickly begin leaking within ask or 2. I think this would be a little time consuming but well worth it in the end, it’ll be a win, win recycling the plastic and helping provide a little comfort for the homeless living in tents.

How many rugs have you made? They are beautiful!!!

Wow! I have never seen a braided rug, I feel this could be better for me personally, instead of a loom, I have NOTHING against a loom, they are just as beautiful, but I like this braided rug ❤❤❤

If you don’t use the cutoff, recycle it

Just found you, excellent video. Thank you.

How tf did you figure this out...? like were you just one day like "think I'm gonna connect a bunch of bags together today🤔"

Oh even took the machine an where is All my covid money as well as unemployment an three cars money. No your half mill is nothing to me. Plus every thing I made on here an all. My possessions

Доброго времени суток! Спасибо большое Вам за мастер класс, за продолжение традиции.

I saw someone use the pile discard to stuff a pillow 😮😮😮

Omg THIS is the tutorial I've been looking for!!! THANK YOU!!!!

I have done repairs to several braided rugs that my grandmother had made 50 or more years ago. Hers are made of wool or something similar and her method was to fold the fabric strips (three strips) during the braiding, and “sew” the braids together with twine. I now have about twenty years worth of old blue jeans that I am thinking of making into a rug. Any advice on that method

Thanks for your video! It looks like you used stretchy material. Would this technique also work with old sheets?

How much material of each color would you need for a 8-10 rug? For each color.

Thank you for making it look so easy! I’m going to make one!

This is such a well-made and clearly explained tutorial! Just to check, it looks like you’re using knit/jersey fabric. Is that correct?

Do you know if this works well as an outdoor Matt? I love the idea and want to use it for a welcome Matt but I worry about it getting damp do you think it would cause issues or could I just hang it to dry ? Thanks 😊

Thank you for this. Making a Braided Rag Rug is on my Crafter's Bucket List. Thank you.

That cool

That nice

How long did it take to make it?

Sewing often comes undone. esp. If you wash it.