Learn two vintage rag rug techniques and make a sampler or start a project like a seat mat or rag rug. Progging gives a shaggy finish when small pieces of fabric are pushed or pulled through a backing. Granny would have used old clothes and food sacking.
Hooking is used for pictorial rugs/wallworks.
If you want to try rag rug making from home, Jenni makes kits and is happy to provide help and support by email and phone. Kits are shown on her website.
Please see venue website. Parking in front of the building.
You bring scissors and rags (more details from Jenni) plus a packed lunch.
£75 includes beverages/biscuits during the day and piece of hessian.
one day 10-4
Leysters and Middleton Parish Hall, Leysters, HR6 0HP
email: jenni.ragrugs@freeuk.com or call 01568 750229
“I hope to come on another of your courses next year - they are FAB!”Susan
“Couldn't put it down.....phase 1 completed! ☺ So glad to be embarking on a rag rug journey. Thanks! I just wanted to say thanks for the fabulous workshop today. I'm just about to start working on the progging again. It's very addictive! So many thanks for your guidance and your inspiration.”Sarah
“Really great workshop day with Jenni. Thoroughly enjoyed making a rag rug and intend to keep doing this at home as a new crafting hobby.”Wendy