No Sew DIY Rag Rug Tutorial

[@Alyss93]

It's nearly 2am and I've suddenly decided that I want to make a rag rug for every room in our house. I love the internet. Thank you for sharing! This is a great tutorial.

[@GrowingGoodHair]

😂😂😂

[@erinr182]

😂😂😂💯🤣

[@sedwards536]

5am here, me too. Ha!!!!!

[@alannahpybis2840]

5am with no sleep & neighbours emptying bottle bins gang *high five*

[@sylviacaldwell2139]

THANK YOU!!! THE EASIEST RAG RUG TUTORIAL I HAVE FOUND. EASY GUIDED INSTRUCTIONS... WITHOUT ALL THE EXTRA VERBAGE!!!🙂

[@gingercalvert3761]

Thank you. Love the clear speech, no background noise or interference, you got straight to the point and stayed on it. Others need to watch and take notes. Seriously, well done and i can quit filling up tubs with quilt pieces, cleaning & grease rags. I have a new craft project.❤🆒️

[@shirleyyl1826]

I saw this video and I dont have to look on for others. Full of tips easily understood , video is slow enough to see every moves. Thank you so much....

[@kitchenworker446]

2019 as I am watching this and its by far the best rag rug tutorial for the no sew method. I am totally going to try this. Thank you.

[@heidijones580]

I agree ♡

[@TheJskids]

I agree! I’ve watched a dozen or so tutorials and this one is the best! I’m encouraged to do a rug

[@GeniDeka]

Watched so many of them. This is THE MOST helpful, easy and detailed instructions!

[@freejojoey530]

Best no sew braided rag rug tutorial in under 10 minutes! Finally! Thank you! Shared to Pinterest 💖🤗😎

[@CdnMel]

This is the 6th video I have watched this morning in search for a simple rag rug tutorial that does not require a sewing machine (don’t have one) and isn’t crochet (don’t know how). Thank you for your clear instructions and perfectly paced demonstration that has given this newbie enough confidence to give this new craft endeavour a try. Thank you for taking the time to share. ❤

[@alicelewis8250]

I saw the written directions for this on Mother Earth Website, but didn't understand the 4 strand braid method.... THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU !!! EXCELLENT video. You should be very proud of yourself. You have taught an old dog (62 yrs old) a new thing !!! I am extremely excited. KUDOS !!!

[@Lansinghoops]

Alice Lewis Oh awesome! Yes, I can't remember where I read these instructions originally, but it took me a few tries to figure it out! Good luck on your project!

[@14hometeam]

Brilliant!!!! you just saved me hours at the sewing machine. I thank you. My family thanks you. Thank you so much for taking YOUR time to make this video to save ME time and hard work.

[@Lansinghoops]

14hometeam You are welcome! I hope it's working out for you!

[@sharonrichards1627]

Like everyone else is saying, THANK YOU! I have seen other videos on making these rugs but stayed confused on how to weave the fourth strand into the rug. This video made it easy to understand and I greatly appreciate that!

[@Indusxstan]

Less than 10 mins and I learnt more than I could in 30 mins of endless chatter on other craft channels. Thank you 🙏

[@sarahhumby4101]

Great tutorial. No messing about straight in and how to do it. Beautiful reveal at the end too. Perfect.

[@rebalguire]

This is the best rag rug tutorial I have found. Thank you!

[@tootssuite23]

Hallellujah! Eureka! I've been watching and rewatching so many no-sew tutorials hoping to understand the process so I can begin a rug and, hopefully, have a successfully completed project. You have produced the most outstanding tutorial. I now know what to do and feel your instructions will provide me with the info I need to complete my first project. Thank you, thank you, and bless you!

[@d.t.r.8036]

Those fabric combinations to "make" each color are amazing!

[@carrie9716]

I was not prepared for the zoom out of the rug she is making here! It’s stunning! Thank you for the tutorial, I am excited to try :)

[@nameless1763]

whoaaaa that method of joining new scraps in, with the slits, is so genius!!! 🤯

[@pounamuwharekawaartist3786]

beautiful!! this is the first and only tutorial im going to watch as you were so great at explaining!!

[@daivaceicys2324]

I’ve started this and it’s adictive. If you trim the ends of your strips into a V shape with a flat bottom you don’t get those little flaps sticking up out of the rug. Really loving it.

[@michellesovereign4564]

I'll never throw old clothes away again! Thank you. I'm not very talented with crafts but I'm going to try this.

[@rachelgallea7377]

I am cruising on a rectangular version using this method, thank you for such a helpful tutorial! and by cruising, I do mean i'll be done by 2023 I hope! lol

[@craniumrex4614]

Wonderful tutorial and I've watched quite a few. So many of them require the extra step of sewing and I love that you showed how to join colours without sewing, too. Thank you!

[@Lansinghoops]

Cranium Rex You are welcome. Hope yours turns out beautifully!

[@vw3439]

Your rug is GORGEOUS!! Thanks so much for the clear instructions. I'm feeling very inspired!

[@nicolesweeney8866]

This is by far the best, easiest tutorial video out there! My sewing machine doesn’t have a heavy duty needle and I was looking for a no-sew method. Thanks!!!!

[@TheEMC99]

This is beautiful. I'm going to teach my girls. Sad that gone are the days when women sat around a circle doing things like this together. God bless you.

[@Anna-yr6us]

I have made a couple small braided rugs and hated how much I had to fuss with the sewing and buying thread! I started a new rug with this method tonight and I'm so glad I found this video to get me started!

[@sherrywortman2267]

Love this. Thank you. I've been looking for a new craft to teach my daughter and her Girl Guides group. What a great thing for guides. Your repurposing scraps fabric, or old t-shirts and making something usable and even sellable. Plus i don't have teach them how to sew. That's another project, for someone else. Lol

[@Lansinghoops]

Sherry Wortman Awesome! haha, yes, the sewing. I searched the depths of the internet to figure out how to make one of these without sewing or any extra tools. :) :)

[@joanclaytonjohnson3630]

That rug is fantastic. So glad to learn the 4 strand braid. So nice to see ways to reuse and repurpose.

[@deborahhenson7954]

This is one of the best tutorials I have ever watched. The instructions are clear and practical.

[@clairebailey8721]

Thank you for a simple to understand but comprehensive tutorial. I love your rug, it has beautiful colours and look forward to making one to go in my daughters' room. If it works out anything as wonderful as yours I will be wanting to do one for every room of the house!

[@earndoggy]

Really good job on the tutorial! Easy to understand and no talktalktalk like so many tutorials! Excellent!

[@Lansinghoops]

Thanks!

[@divyasanjay8524]

Jean Strong

[@irenedavo3768]

Jean Strong very clever

[@purple_fox_7777]

Lansing Hoops Is there any way I can follow your video’s?? I would appreciate it-a lot!! Thanx~ Chris*

[@kattwoman007]

Really beautiful! Thanks for the easy, straightforward tutorial!

[@BeyondDualityInc]

Fabulous tutorial, thank you so much. You made this very easy to follow and that's super helpful! Also, beautiful rug!

[@TheAmygkoss]

You are an excellent teacher! You answered questions before I knew to ask them. Thanks for that!

[@daniellecrist4037]

I get the concept of the braiding in once it’s started, but how do you start? You said “once you have 8 to 10 inches, start coiling”. Would that leave the center of the rug coiled but not attached to anything? Sorry if my question is confusing or the answer is obvious. I’m just struggling to wrap my mind around the starting part

[@marcelloanderica]

that little slit trick is exactly what i needed to figure out... thanks for posting!

[@hemlockknits]

Super helpful! There are some really terrible tutorials for this type of rug. This told me exactly what I needed to know

[@nilemilne]

Thank you for the straight forward tutorial! It went over all my questions and was enough to restart this hobby I had when I was a kid.

[@christinespierling5952]

This is the tutorial I've been looking for! I knew there had to be one. Thank you.

[@obiesue]

I don't suppose there is a video that shows more detail about getting the circle started. Good demo of the braiding technique and attaching after the beginning but I could use some detail besides "this is the hardest part".

[@lailamckinney9810]

Thats so beautiful. Wow seriously you made that so simple to learn n I thank you for that. I really do. Thank you kind Mama!!! What a beautiful peice!

[@jamemccall6958]

This was a great tutorial. Thank you for sharing your knowledge!

[@susannahleggatt939]

Really great technique, you make it easy to follow. Love your tips, starting my rug today. Thankyou for sharing and I agree with Jean Strong below, none of that talk talk twaddle.

[@breezer4]

You did an excellent job explaining all of this step by step. Thank you so much!

[@fortysomethingbadgirls2173]

Thank you for this tutorial. Soo helpful on an unfinished rug i was given and had no clue as to how it was done!

[@PinkGranite]

Beautiful! And you gave crystal clear instructions! Thank you!

[@rmc240805]

Best tutorial for rug braiding and I've watched a bunch!

[@lizramsey4593]

I really enjoyed wathcing that, you made it nice and simple and there just enough chit chat, you did exceptionally well :-) thanks for putting that out there. I shall now make one

[@purple_fox_7777]

I really enjoyed your instructional video!! You made it easy to understand and easy to follow. Thank-You SOOOO Much!!

[@purple_fox_7777]

I looked for a name or something to follow you by, but couldn’t find anything. Is there any way you can get me that info?? My email is: [e-mail] I’d appreciate it!! Thanx~

[@BrookeWrightisMadamMagnolia]

Love the rug you're working on, fantastic job! Thank you for the well made ez to follow along tutorial! Best wishes to you and your family!

[@autumnnfell]

I'm excited to make this since my sewing machine is at my mum's place three hours away during a pandemic...D: Glad I can still try it out to have a soft place for my feet this winter. :) Thanks so much !!

[@nataliepearson5295]

You explained it so well. Thank you! I’m going to attempt to make my first rug.

[@Shannon-yn8ps]

Thank you for this tutorial! BEST VIDEO IVE SEEN IN MONTHS!!!😊

[@veolasutherland413]

Thank you so much for this tutorial. I've been looking for one for a while. Your instructions are very easy to follow.

[@joymillsap9046]

You are super good at showing how to make these rugs! Perfect!! Thank uou!

[@MamtaNanda]

This is so easy and fun. Thanks for sharing it.

[@knitlover1]

I love this technique and the rug is gorgeous! Thanks for the tutorial.

[@chsayre]

Thank you for this great tutorial! I love the idea of not needing to sew the braids as you go around, and it seems like it would be more durable than zigzagging as you go. Beautiful example and lovely color mixes!

[@cashwisdom]

Very nice tutorial! The instructions and video are really easy to understand, unlike a lot of other videos and sites on the same topic. I'm inspired to try this out! Thank you!

[@Lansinghoops]

Thank you! I'd love to know how it works out for you!

[@LoveoftheDarkFiberArts]

This was SO helpful! And what a magnificent rug! Love the rainbow!

[@AnjelSnow]

Beautiful work and great teaching tutorial

[@elizabethlane880]

This is the best chindi rug tutorial on youtube :) Thanks so much! Going to make a rainbow one for my son's room

[@simonepinhoribeiro2620]

Excellent tutorial. Congratulations and thanks for sharing. Really special, it's so difficult to find a coherent one.

[@patriciawaring]

Nice rug. So bright and beautiful! Great tutorial. Thank you!

[@Toni-fn1vt]

That rug is huge! Also, your instructions were very easy to follow.

[@bethanykolander2498]

YAY!! Great tutorial. My daughter is going to love this!!

[@wilmawilcox492]

Thank you for sharing. I am going to try this.

[@jazhillier7316]

Best tutorial I've seen all night! Thank you :)

[@dojiqueen6711]

Excellent visual and explanation. Clear and concise.

[@darla-wc3iv]

Thank you so much! This is the most helpful video I have seen! Now I think I've got it

[@SoLongMarianne_]

Wow, amazing :) Nice rug! I will defenitely have to try this, already have some material ready.. Thanks for the tutorial, very good one!

[@dianabooth6459]

beautiful rug and instructions, can't wait to start my own, thanks for an excellent tutorial.

[@andreatidwell4423]

You did a fantastic tutorial! Very easy instructions! Great job!

[@jaqimather6670]

Hey Missy! I found this video by chance, glad I have found your hoop content! Thanks for the tutorial! Hope to see you again soon ♡

[@ellenhanratty8197]

Wow! Just watched your video. What an inspiration! Beautiful rug. Thank you.

[@ByGraceMae]

Super good tutorial, you covered so many questions I had and have some good solutions as well. I am looking forward to starting my own rag rug soon (to use up all the extra fabric in my stash). Thank you!

[@carmenroupp653]

wow your rug is so pretty ,love the colors

[@micheleocker9365]

Great simple tutorial. Beautiful rug!

[@jreyes1149]

Thank you for your amazing tutorial! This is exactly what I’ve been looking for😊

[@iridescent.fluorescence]

Excellent tutorial!! Thank you!!!

[@Latebird24]

The end result was beautiful! Thank you.

[@andamagalleries]

best tutorial I have found, thank you so much

[@Purpleshade50]

Excellent tutorial, thank you.

[@nanniibee]

I love this style of rag rugs!! Easiest tutorial with no fuss or additional tools. Would you be able to do a tutorial for a rectangle rug or a square? Going to cut strips tomorrow in preparation. Thank you for sharing xxx

[@Lansinghoops]

I've never done a rectangle or square but if I was going to attempt it I would do it the same way as this. The only difference would be that instead of rolling it into a circle in the beginning, I would leave the braid in a long line, and then weave the new pieces into the side of the braid. Once I'd done that two or three times, I would continue by weaving around the rectangle the same way you do in the circle. Another option would be to start by making the initial braid the same length as your final rug. Then, weave into the side going 'up and down' (rather than around) until you get the width you want. This would create a zig zag/back and forth type look, rather than the round and round you see in this video.

[@nanniibee]

@@Lansinghoops Thank you for replying ... the more I think about it the more I like the round. Thank you again for sharing ❤

[@midgie6360]

Great video!! Question if we want to make a retangle rug what technique to we use for binding together? Edges and corners? Thank you so very much!!

[@2skymann]

Brilliant. After watching your video I’m definitely going to make one of these this winter. I knew I had held onto all those just Incase I slim down again clothes for a reason. You make it look so easy. 😁 Thank you

[@vickyhull845]

Thank you for making such an easy to follow tutorial 💜

[@GardenThymeHerbs]

Thank you, can I share this tutorial on my web site? I just found a bag with a started rag rug in it, with all the fabric cut. The problem with it was it started curling in and now it looks like a hat instead of a rug. Maybe I can take it apart and start over using your technique. Love the no sew aspect! So clever.

[@Lansinghoops]

Sure yes, share away! Please just make sure it links to this channel. Thanks! And good luck!

[@almostclueless4188]

Thank you so much! I was searching and had read several tutorials. Yours was perfect!

[@Lansinghoops]

Susan Spradlin Awesome! So glad you found it helpful! ♡

[@janethawkins8337]

Just what I needed. About how long are the strips you use, especially if you are using sheets ?

[@heidijones580]

I love this, you did a fantastic job of making this tutorial ♡

[@reginahardix]

Thank you for this! This is exactly what I was looking for!

[@lencronin7654]

Thank you. It was very informative. Easy to understand w/o lots of unwanted chatter into between instructions.

[@bananabean1977]

Dy-na-mite! I'm gonna make a COVID-19 rug, lol. Your technique in making this rug is on point! I've seen other tutorials where there is sewing involved and had no idea it could be done without a needle and thread. Thank you for sharing this!

[@alannasutherland5377]

Best instructions EVER! Thank you!

[@Lansinghoops]

Alanna Sutherland You're welcome! So glad you liked it. :) I wish I could see all these rugs everyone is making!!!

[@Angela-jy8um]

Great tutorial. I plan to try this! I wonder how important it is to start under? It seems unnatural and I want to braid starting over... I'll test first as maybe that won't work. Thanks for sharing!

[@jeannewallace7590]

That is gorgeous!

[@nicolaclements1477]

Beautiful and exactly what I was looking for. Thanks!

[@aminataummassya5404]

How to close the final strands when finished? Very beautiful. Thank you.

[@pawsnotclaws2772]

Thanks so much for this tutorial!! I can’t wait to make one

[@lydiaferga5638]

oh i really liked your tutorial but I have a question....when we start the circle right in the middle we don't hold safe the middle...and maybe it will just be destroyed???...