Is there information on making a bowl this way??? I dont have any need for throw rugs .

This is cool! Thank you so much!

thanks for the tutorial!

To all that are still looking for the clothes line, I have an alternate suggestion. Dollar Tree has many locations around my area (WV). They have a web site where you can order their products and they are delivered to the store nearest you. Then you just have to go there to pick them up. The only problem is you have to buy a case of the item. I just checked the cotton clothes line. It measures 16 2/3 yards long. High quality clothesline. Price is $50.00 a case. The web site has many items that the individual stores do not all carry. I purchase a lot of my craft supplies and office supplies on this site. All you have to do is search DollarTree.com, place your order, then pick it up. My local store calls me when my order comes in. Big Lots stores and Walmart also have the same set up but they do not list the clothesline.

Here is a web site I came up on with a tutorial on making the rag bowels.


http://www.quiltingboard.com/t-38922-1.htm

http://www.quiltingboard.com/t-38922-1.htm

This is a very good tutorial for the bowl.

Beautiful rugs another one to have a go at,,can i ask do you have to use a machine to sew these? as i prefer hand sewing to machine sewing

Mary quite contrary, Thank you so much for posting this tutorial, it looked so much fun when I saw it 30 minutes ago that I immediately went to my stash and started one, progress so far: [IMG]http://i12.photobucket.com/albums/a2...ofScrapRug.jpg[/IMG] I used a Piping cord I had and it worked a treat as long as I kept the strips down to approx. 1.5 -2" wide, fantastic way to use up some scraps.

I think I will use a variegated thread when I do a proper one as I think it will be more in keeping with the scrappy look, thanks again.

Great job! I will have to give it a try! Thank you for taking the time to post a pic so we could all see!

good job...