How to Crochet a Round Rug

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How to Crochet a Round Rug
How to Crochet a Round Rug

Crochet home decor sends the message that your place is not just a house but a home. By using this instructional How to Crochet a Round Rug, you will be on the path towards a personal, welcoming home where you will get to enjoy your space just the way you like it—because, after all, it was crafted by you. These free crochet rug patterns explain the basics to crocheting a DIY rug, especially to get that perfect round circle. There are even several pro tips to keep edges from buckling and curving upwards. From jersey cotton fabric yarn to wool, all of these crochet rug patterns use simple stitches to build a beautiful, personal product.

Easy

Crochet HookN/15 or 10 mm hook

Yarn Weight(6) Super Bulky/Super Chunky (4-11 stitches for 4 inches)

Materials List

  • T-shirt yarn (like Scheepjes Noodle or Premier Craft-Tee Yarn ) OR non-stretch fabric yarn OR wool/yarn (lots and lots of strands held together)
  • Susan Bates 10mm Crochet Hook  OR Lion Brand 15mm Crochet Hook

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I did not know how involved it was to crochet a circular rug. This post lead to a couple other patterns using basically the same technique but different types of yarn. I like them all but the one where the designer used the t-shirt yarn was the most attractive one to me. Thanks for sharing.

I really enjoyed reading over the directions for this post, How to Crochet a Round Rug. I actually learned a lot. It is amazing just how little I know when it comes to crochet and I thought I knew a lot. I appreciate the tips on how to make sure the round rug will lie flat.

I love this pattern especially the color and would love to make it for your kitchen. However, I have to very active cats who would be all over the rug and it would not be my kitchen for very long.

I love that. I often times make things off the top of my head, without a pattern. Round things always give me trouble. I get so angry when I end up ruffling it out and likewise for the bowl effect. I like how she explained it in plain English, how to correct for these mistakes. All without actually providing a pattern! This means I can apply these principals to any of my work with a round shape, even if it is not for a rug.

What a gold mine you've left for anyone wanting to crochet a circular rug!!! My feet are old and I grew up going barefoot. My house has ceramic tile and well you can guess the rest...sad. I can indeed tell you're a teacher because you've given us the principles as well as the patterns ) Now I'm hoping my arms are strong enough to try one or I'm going to build up my biceps trying! Last BUT not least the eyes of that little one...pools of the future you could just fall into...so sweet!

love the colors used in this rug, but no matter what colors are used this is a great rug to use to tie everything together. Great style and instructions.

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