How Do You Make A Braided Wool Rug?
Braided wool rugs are warm, cozy, economical and fun to make. They’re a great way to recycle old blankets, old wool clothing and scraps of wool fabric. Wool rugs are easy to clean, especially if they fit in the washing machine, but not the dryer. And they can add that special, one-of-a-kind accent to a hallway or in front of the fireplace. Making a braided wool rug is easier than you might think. If you can braid hair and sew with a needle and thread, you can make an attractive heirloom to pass down to the next generation. Collect wool and cut it into strips. Check with your local thrift store and see if they have old wool blankets or wool clothing (not sweaters) in the back that are too worn to resell. Also look in remnant bins at fabric store for wool scraps. If you’ve been sewing for years, you might have some wool scraps tucked away somewhere. Try to keep the fabric weight consistent because it will make your rug more attractive and also help it last longer. Of course, if you want
