Big Hook Rag Crochet: 25 Quick-Stitch Designs to Make Using Leftover Fabric
September 27, 2019 - Comment
Have fun with a craft that’s quick, easy, and eco-friendly! This great new crochet style uses a large hook—which works up fast, simple stitches—plus strips of fabric made from unwanted garments or a stash of leftovers. The result: a sturdy, textured weave that’s ideal for home accessories, garments, and bags. Crochet cozy slippers, accent rugs,
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Fun & Inspiring! Growing up, I watched my mom painstakingly cut the family’s old clothing into strips to make rag rugs. She would carefully remove all of the buttons and place them into a tin that sat on the table next to her chair. Then came the arduous task of sewing all of her strips together. My mom has been gone nearly 20 years now but the memory of her toiling away remains clear as glass. I can still see the satisfied smile upon her face as she would place her completed rug in some part of the house…
Great images, clear directions and definitions and references Craft books can be hit-and-miss. This is all hits, all the way through. Great images, clear directions and definitions and references, and great project ideas. I think easy to apply the techniques and patterns here to create one’s own designs and objects as well. <3
Make stuff out of your old t shirts. I have a huge stash of t shirt yarn and now, a big pile of projects to use it up on. Awesome book, fun projects for all skill levels, and good clear instructions.