🧶Using fabric scraps and fusible webbing, you can create a unique and colorful shaggy rug.
🧵Layering the fabric scraps on a piece of muslin and using fusible webbing helps to hold the pieces together.
✂️Sewing over the fabric scraps ensures that they are securely attached to the muslin.
🏠The shaggy rug adds a cozy and textured touch to any room.
🎨You can be creative with the placement of fabric scraps, choosing different colors and patterns to create a unique design.
How do you stick the fabric scraps together?
—Nora uses fusible webbing, which is double-sided and can be ironed onto the fabric scraps to hold them together.
What fabric scraps can be used?
—You can use any fabric scraps you have, such as leftover pieces from other projects or old clothes that you no longer use.
Do you need any sewing experience?
—Some basic sewing skills are required to sew over the fabric scraps and secure them to the muslin, but it is a simple and beginner-friendly project.
Can you make the rug in different sizes?
—Yes, you can adjust the size of the rug by using a larger or smaller piece of muslin and adding more or fewer fabric scraps.
How do you clean the rug?
—The rug can be spot cleaned or gently hand washed if necessary. Avoid using harsh chemicals or abrasive cleaners.
00:00Nora introduces the idea of using fabric scraps to make a shaggy rug.
01:32She demonstrates how to layer the fabric scraps on a piece of muslin and use fusible webbing to hold them together.
03:33Nora begins sewing over the fabric scraps to secure them in place.
06:30She continues sewing and trims any excess fabric.
09:59Nora discusses the final result and suggests variations to customize the rug.
