Rug Types 
Rug Types
A Guide to Rug Hooking
One of the most popular and commonly practiced hobbies in the world today is rug hooking. It is very similar to crocheting; only the results with rug hooking are thicker and stronger than that produced by the wool typically used in crocheting. This is why they are suitable to be used as rugs. The hobby itself is actually centuries old, and there are hand hooked rugs on display in various art galleries and museums around the world. If you are interested in getting involved with rug hooking, there are a few things you will need to know.
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A Step by Step Guide to Making a Rag Rug
There are many different types and styles of rugs that you can choose to make, and the rag rug is a very popular option to choose. There are many different varieties of rag rugs you can make, including antique braided rag rugs, southwest rag rugs, cotton rag rugs, woven rag rugs, primitive rag rugs, crocheted rag rugs, and of course the ever so popular original braided rag rugs.
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Learning How to Make a Rag Rug
A rag rug is a sturdy, colorful hand-woven rug that is typically made from cotton scraps. In the 18th century rag rugs were crocheted with strips of fabric that had been cut from old, often unusable clothing. This was important because at that point in time throwing things out was considered as being a terrible waste and so it was important to make use out of everything possible.
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The History Behind Penny Rugs
People have been making penny rugs for centuries, and it is one of the most fun and enjoyable pastimes in the world. There is so much history behind the hobby of penny rug making, and this includes all sorts of penny rugs, such as wool penny rugs, wool felt material penny rugs, even folk art penny rug pillows.
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A Guide to Finding the Right Outdoor Rugs
Outdoor rugs are really great for a number of reasons. For one they give you and your guests a soft, comfortable place to stand while you are hanging out in the outdoor area of your home, and as well they are very pleasing to the eye and can really pull together the outdoor décor.
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