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Posted by DA on July 30, 2009, 1:11 am
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> It has been years since i tore old clothes to knit/weave with ,,, i
> think it time again , stuff piles up . what i can repair /recycle i
> do ,, what can be donated was donated , and still ,,, i have my own
> stuff and , Because people know i do it , they give me more bags with
> stuff , which i sort out for recycling /donating/ giving to friends
> who can use it as is or remaking it ,,, and still ,,,,, i need to do
> more , thus maybe another round of rag knitting and weaving will have
> a good result on my closets !!!!
> mirjam
Do you weave "rag rugs"? You use plain cotton thread for the warp and
strips of rags for the weft. They turn out to be beautiful.
DA
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Posted by mirjam on July 31, 2009, 1:27 am
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> Do you weave "rag rugs"? =A0You use plain cotton thread for the warp and
> strips of rags for the weft. They turn out to be beautiful.
> DA
i use very strong Cotton [ the kind that is used by builders etc,,,
But to give it some `Interest` , i also throw in several Colored
cotton threads , in groups of 8-16
This will cause some of the Cloth weft to look different + a nice
elongate lengthway stripe o the work .
mirjam
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Posted by Samatha Hill -- take out TRASH on July 31, 2009, 3:04 am
DA wrote:
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> Do you weave "rag rugs"? You use plain cotton thread for the warp and
> strips of rags for the weft. They turn out to be beautiful.
I have done a "toothbrush rug" made by cutting the good parts of an old
sheet that had colors I loved into strips
(http://www.toothbrushrug.com/) and using it for a bath mat and am going
to make more for dog crate mats.
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Posted by mirjam on July 31, 2009, 9:41 am
On Jul 31, 10:04=A0am, Samatha Hill -- take out TRASH to reply
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> DA wrote:
> > Do you weave "rag rugs"? =A0You use plain cotton thread for the warp an=
d
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> > strips of rags for the weft. They turn out to be beautiful.
> I have done a "toothbrush rug" made by cutting the good parts of an old
> sheet that had colors I loved into strips
> (http://www.toothbrushrug.com/) and using it for a bath mat and am going
> to make more for dog crate mats.
Thank you , that is lovely , but my point wan`t buying any kits , i
really wanted to Finish my Own piled up leftovers etc...
But it was interesting reading
mirjam
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Posted by Samatha Hill -- take out TRASH on August 1, 2009, 1:59 pm
mirjam wrote:
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> Thank you , that is lovely , but my point wan`t buying any kits , i
> really wanted to Finish my Own piled up leftovers etc...
> But it was interesting reading
Mirjam, if I can do this without buying a kit, you can, too. I just
read about it somewhere, looked it up on the Internet and found the link
I posted to you among others, make a tool out of a toothbrush, ripped up
an old sheet that I loved the colors of but couldn't use as a sheet, and
did it.
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> think it time again , stuff piles up . what i can repair /recycle i
> do ,, what can be donated was donated , and still ,,, i have my own
> stuff and , Because people know i do it , they give me more bags with
> stuff , which i sort out for recycling /donating/ giving to friends
> who can use it as is or remaking it ,,, and still ,,,,, i need to do
> more , thus maybe another round of rag knitting and weaving will have
> a good result on my closets !!!!
> mirjam