Rag rugs - traditional textile recycling techniques

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Description

Now we have more colours and textures rag rugs can be decorative as well as practical. Originally, poor people had to recycle their worn out clothes to make mats for cold floors.

What's included in the price?

A piece of hessian to make a small project to learn Progging (shaggy mats) plus beverages and biscuits.

Duration

5 hours

Cancellation policy

Medium - Cancellation and a full refund can be obtained up to 4 weeks before the course starts

Maker

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Jenni's Rag Rugs

with Craft Courses since 2016

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Jenni has shared traditional rag rug techniques of hooking, progging and plaiting for many years. She believes in re-using, sourcing locally and treading lightly on the planet. Whilst bringing rag rug making into the twenty-first century, Jenni honours the generations of ordinary people who used their cast-off clothing to make warm mats and loves helping people to explore their creativity through such an accessible medium at courses locally and around the country.

Suitable for

  • Adults
  • Seniors
  • Teenagers
  • Children
  • Wheelchair users
  • Hearing impaired
  • Limited mobility
  • Learning difficulties (SEN)
  • School holiday workshops & activities
  • Romantic
  • Suitable for beginners
  • Public transport
  • Intermediate level
  • Engagement, birthdays & anniversaries
  • Hen dos
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FAQs

No need as judging size of pieces related to fabric type is part of the course.

Venue

Rose Tinted Rags Textile Recycling & Arts Centre, Old Governors House, Hereford Country Bus Station,, Hereford, Herefordshire, HR1 2EP