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

The tour has 21 exhibits covering all of the major categories of traditional rag rugs. All of the rugs shown on the tour were made by our Master Rugmaker Diana Blake Gray, unless otherwise noted. 

At the bottom of each page, just click on the blue button marked 'NEXT' to continue the tour. If you want to look at the exhibit of just one particular type of rug, click on the list below to go to that rug type. 

If you've taken the Rag Rugs Tour before, you'll notice that we have made changes--adding more text and photos. Now on each stop of the tour you'll find all of the information about that type of rug, and a selection of letters.
 

Rag Rugs Tour Stops:
#1: Tambour Rugs
#2: Shirred Rugs & Faux Shirring
#3: Standing Wool Rugs
#4: Knitted Rag Rugs
#5: Flat Wrap Rugs & Twisted Cords Rugs
#6: Amish Knot Rugs
#7: Pjonging & Chain Braid Rugs
#8: Broomstick & String Crochet Rugs
#9: Crocheted Rag Rugs
#10: Fabric Tapestry Rugs
#11: Anchored Loop Rugs
#12: Hooked, Poked, Prodded, Bodkin & Shuttle Rugs
#13: Needleworked Rag Rugs
#14: Bohemian Braid, Swedish Braid & Toothbrush Rugs
#15: Braided Rugs
#16: Knotted Shag & Strung Shag Rag Rugs
#17: Loom Woven Rag Rugs
#18: Patched Rugs and Sewn Shag Rag Rugs
#19: Frame Woven Rag Rugs
#20: Round Woven Wagon Wheel Rugs & Frame Braided Rugs
#21: Odds & Ends--Floor Cloths, a Bed "Rugg" and Combination rugs