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Rag rugs have a very long history starting in 18th century. Rag rugs came out of necessity to make use of all the things in the homes. People stpired their worn clothes and old blanket into stripes of wich rag rugs were made. These days a desire to reuse some of your old clothes can also easily emerge. If you have such a wish then you can make some rag rugs out of your old clothes. This can outgrow into an amazing hobby. There is enormous amount of different fabric materials(wool, cotton, silk or any other) you can make your rag rugs of. But it is better not to use in same rug different types of materials. Fabrics of differnt origin have different shrinkage. That means that if you mix them then your rag rug can be damage later. The choice of the material can be based on the qualities of rag rugs you want to achieve. For the softer rag rugs you should use cotton, and for stronger(and also more durable) and harder rag rugs wool is the best choice. There is enormous amount of colors available to be used in your rag rugs making. And it is also very simple to dyecolor some wite fabric(cotton is the mosrt easy fabric to dye at home) if you happen not to find the color that suit your design motiffs. All this meands that rag rugs allow your almost any color theme or with any design to be used in them. Rag rugs are really easy to maintain. Although it depends on the rag rugs material but it is not a complex task to take care of your rag rug. Usually it is possible to wash them in a washing machine. | ||||||
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