Rag Rugs Tour
1. Tambour
2. Shirred 
3. Standing wool

4. Knitted
5. Flat Wrap
6. Amish Knot

7. Chain Braids
8. Broomstick & String Crochet
9. Crocheted

10. Fabric Tapestry
11. Anchored Loop
12. Hooked, Poked, Prodded, Bodkin

13. Needleworked
14. Toothbrush rugs
15. Braided rugs

16. Knotted & strung shags
17. Loom woven
18. Patched (penny rugs) & sewn shags
19. Frame made rugs
20. Wagon wheel & frame braids 
21. Odds 'n ends

Bulletin #7: BODKIN RUGS
Learn this "impossible" technique for making superthick, supersoft wool rugs very easily. With a shaggy, reversible texture, there is just no other rug like it. Bodkin rugs can be made on rug canvas or burlap using a bodkin (see tools and supplies ).

"REMBRANDT" RUG CANVAS (USE FOR BODKIN RUGS)
This premium rug canvas has appx. 1/4 inch holes making it ideal for rugmaking. Precut, natural color, Sizes are approximate. Ready to use.)

Rugmakers Bulletin #15:
PRIMITIVE RUG HOOKING, AN INTRODUCTION
Traditional rug hooking done with wider strips is known as 'primitive' rug hooking. The method is ideal for a first time rug hooker, since primitive rugs are quicker to make than 'fine' hooking. The bulletin covers the basics of hooking technique on a burlap base and designing and finishing a 'primitive' hooked rug.

TRADITIONAL RUG HOOKS
These are the traditional rug hooks with wooden handles. The shaft size (3.5mm) is suited to relatively primitive hooking with strips up to 1/4 inch. The tip is blunt enough that they can also be used for poked rugs.(3.5mm for primitive hooking and poked rugs)