Swedish Braid Rag Rug Tutorial, No Sew DIY (PDF Pattern)

DIY Rag Rug Pattern.
This is a tutorial for an Oval Swedish Braid Rag Rug. It has over 28 step-by-step photos and easy-to-read instructions to lead you through making your very own no sew braided rag rug.

This is a no-sew braided rug and is a great DIY Rag Rug project!

You don't need any special tools to make this rug. You will need a pair of scissors and a needle and thread will come in handy too. Otherwise, the whole rug can be made with just your two hands. A sewing machine can be used to join the strips of fabric. But if you don't have one, the strips can be joined with a simple knot.

You can make this rug any size you want. I give directions on how to calculate the size of the center to get the size rug you need.

I have included instructions and step-by-step photos to make this tutorial as easy to understand as possible. It is suitable for any age to learn. With some guidance, even children will enjoy working on this rag rug. It would be a great family project.

I am available to assist with any questions that you may have while working on the tutorial.

This is a Tutorial - NOT A FINISHED RUG. You will be receiving a PDF digital download of instructions on how to make your own Swedish Braid Rag Rug. This tutorial is a final sale, due to its digital nature it cannot be returned or refunded. Thank you.

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Many have asked if they can make Swedish Braid Rag Rugs and sell them. Of course you can! I don’t own any thing you make. I do own this tutorial. Please don’t share or give copies of this tutorial to anyone. If someone wants a copy, please direct them to my website to purchase their own copy. If you sell online, such as Etsy, I would also appreciate it if you would provide a link back to my shop when you sell a rag rug made from my tutorial. Thank you for being professional and ethical!