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Discover the Winifred Nicholson rag rugs exhibition at Tullie Carlisle with expert Elspeth Jackson’s highlights and top pieces| Ragged Life Blog
For all Your Rag Rug Inspiration| Ragged Life Blog
Discover the Winifred Nicholson rag rugs exhibition at Tullie Carlisle with expert Elspeth Jackson’s highlights and top pieces| Ragged Life Blog
Discover 10 small rag rug projects perfect for beginners! From coasters to wall hangings, get inspired to craft without the overwhelm| Ragged Life Blog
Discover willow weaving with Hertfordshire expert Hazel Godfrey! Learn the craft & join a class at Ragged Life’s Textile Studio this spring.| Ragged Life Blog
Learn how to make a beautiful rag Christmas garland using upcycled fabric scraps with this step-by-step tutorial. Turn rags into riches!| Ragged Life Blog
Read our Q&A with Australian textile artist Ilka White and see photos of her braid-in rag rugs and community based art projects.| Ragged Life Blog
Read all about British rug maker Elspeth Jackson's visit to Rug Hooking Week 2024 at Sauder Village and browse photos from the show.| Ragged Life Blog
Read about British rag rug maker Elspeth Jackson's rug hooking trip to the USA to see The Woolery, Rug Hooking Week at Sauder & Kentucky.| Ragged Life Blog
Find out how much cord is needed to turn rope and cord into circular coiled cord coasters and placemats. Read on for tips and advice.| Ragged Life Blog
Intrigued by natural dye but don't know where to start? Read our Q&A with natural dyer Zoe Burt to give you a flavour of the technique.| Ragged Life Blog
Read our Q&A with eco-printing expert Fiona Balding. See how she uses the tannins & dyes in leaves to create beautiful textiles & papercraft| Ragged Life Blog
Get inspired to make your first handmade rug with our beginner-friendly rag rug patterns. Browse photos of rag rug designs & get making!| Ragged Life Blog
Learn how to make beautiful circular braid-in rag rugs using only scissors, safety pins and some old clothing & textile offcuts.| Ragged Life Blog
