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rogerthelodger · by **rogerthelodger** » 29 Dec 2010, 09:08

coldmore wrote:If you want some rag rugs instructions then you might search in thriftyfun website. There are lots of instructions there with different designs. It is easy to understand the whole projects; you just need your materials and start the project while learning.

Excuse me but what right do you have to come on and tell an elderly lady off.

rogerthelodger · by **rogerthelodger** » 29 Dec 2010, 09:12

edna wrote:Oh I love Vienese waltzes. Always fancied going to Vienna, but my husband wouldn't travel and I didn't know if I could trust a plane! I do really have a liking for Daniel O'Donnell as well. Such a lovely looking young man. I usually listen to classical though.

Edna, there are several forums for craft where you don't have to wade through loads of adverts for none craft stuff, why don't you have a go on one of them. One of them has a big membership so there is always someone to talk to. PM me and I will give you the address if you are interested.

edna · by **edna** » 29 Dec 2010, 22:21

Jorgbeinhoff wrote:Its enough! Discuss about the topic guys!
Rag rugs are beautiful, innovative and made of recycled material. There is no expense involved as you can use all your old throwaway materials. Rag work is a traditional craft which has in recent years become very trendy again.

Discount Rugs

http://www.perfectlyhomerugs.com

Excuse me sonny jim, but I think I have the right to discuss whatever I like when I started the conversation. The youth of today are so ignorant.

I started a rag rug. The you tube thing was quite useful. I also managed to find some great music on there!

crossmark · by **crossmark** » 07 Jan 2011, 12:24

There is a machine that they use to create a rug. Try searching for a hand made rugs from some folks. They use a wooden machine and cotton on making the design for the rugs.

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