How to hand weave a rug from old wool

After many people's experience and continuous efforts, we finally summed up the best way to use old wool, environmental protection and energy saving can also start from these small things. If you are ingenious enough, you must not waste your talent, weaving old wool into exquisite patterns, flower carpets, floor mats, cushions, tea coasters, etc., as for the use of old wool knitting, it is up to you to decide! Let these cute and beautiful woven yy be like flowers blooming indoors, bringing you a good mood.

The method of weaving carpets with old wool is still very simple, much simpler than knitting sweaters, hook gloves, etc. As long as you take out the yarn and follow the method we said, you should be able to learn it after a few attempts, and you can also tap your hands-on ability and share with us in your own innovative knitting methods.

The tools used to weave old woolen carpets are very common, you need to prepare planks, nails, old wool before weaving, and then you can follow the steps below!

step1.Start by making a woven frame out of four wooden planks, nail twenty-two nails on each one, or make it according to your own requirements.

step2.The first layer of thread, use your favorite yarn to pull the thread back and forth, according to the thickness of the yarn to determine the number of strands, I used fourteen strands.

step3.The second layer of the line is the same color scheme as the first layer of the line.

step4.The third layer is the same as the first layer, and the line can be used with other lines, because this layer of lines cannot be seen at the bottom, and the color does not matter.

step5.The fourth layer is the same as the third layer.

step6.Use a sweater needle or other wire or stick to wrap the thread around it. step

Tie the line from the opposite corner, and the way to tie the line is to enter from the front hole, and then tie it from the back hole, and everything else is the same.

step8.After the first pass, the second pass begins, and the method is the same as above.

step9.After tying, then cut off the four sides, and it's done.

Do you have a lot of old sweaters that don't fit well, or don't feel fashionable enough? Don't throw it away, with your skillful hands, you can make him gorgeously transformed, and the former waste can become your family's darling in a blink of an eye. I'm going to show you how to transform an old sweater into a beautiful rug and make it shine again, check out this handmade old wool rug weaving method I brought below.

I believe that everyone has winter warm clothes next to this orange, but sweaters are generally worn for two or three years, and the warmth performance is not so good. Don't throw it away, stay at home and take up space. Today I will introduce to you a clever way to deal with it, that is, to weave a carpet with handmade old wool.

Convert him into another kind of household item. Isn't that wonderful. Well, without further ado, let's get into the topic and introduce the method of weaving carpets with handmade old wool:

Preparation: planks, nails, wool removed from old sweaters.

How to do it: Make a braided frame out of four wooden boards, and then nail twenty-two nails on each wooden block according to the square.

Use your favorite wool to pull the line back and forth, more than ten strands of coarse wool are almost suitable, if it is fine wool then it will be fifty or sixty strands, so for convenience, experience the use of coarse wool, if it is not convenient, the use of fine wool will also be.

When weaving the second layer, it should be the same color as the wool laid in the first layer, and then the third layer should be the same as the first layer, but there is nothing demanding about the wool. Then the fourth layer does something similar to the third layer.

It is necessary to use a woolen needle or a substitute (wire, stick) to wrap the thread together, and then start the bon line diagonally. The way to go in is to go in through the front hole, and then come out from the back hole and tie it up. This method can be taken when it comes to winding later.

The first time the handmade old wool weaving carpet is completed, but for the complete carpet of Qingwuliang, it is also necessary to weave the second time according to the above method, so that it can not only his thickness, but also consume your useless wool, why not? I will introduce this method of handmade old woolen carpet weaving, thank you for your attention!

Waste wool woven into carpet steps:

Materials: scissors, wool, comb.

1. Take out the old wool at home, start to make hairballs, put the wool on the right hand and wrap it, a total of 200 circles, carefully take it off and fix it in the middle with the wool, cut the wool at both ends, and trim the edges with scissors. You can use a comb to comb the hair, which will be fluffier.

2. Cut the floor mat, cut a piece of oval shape with a length of 60 cm and a width of 43 cm, and the shape can be according to your liking.

3. Tie the hairballs to the grid one by one. Be careful not to leave gaps between the hairballs, and fix them tightly.

Types and characteristics of common yarns.

1. Extra-fine. It is one of the thinnest of the knitted yarns, and it is characterized by its lightness and softness, and is best suited for knitting baby and toddler sweaters or crocheting women's coats.

2. Very fine. The thickness is equal to 2 of the finest wool threads, and it is light and has a variety of colors, making it ideal for crochet.

3. Medium fine. It is the most commonly used wool variety, whether it is infants, children, women or men's clothing, Xianglu can be woven with this thickness of wool, and the woven pattern is delicate and elegant.

4. Medium coarse. It is one of the most commonly used types of woven clothing to protect against the cold, and the woven clothing is neither too thin nor too thin.

5. High and thick. It is also the best yarn for weaving cold clothing. The products can be divided into three types: pure wool, blended and chemical fiber.

The main chemical fibers are eye fiber and viscose fiber. Although there are many varieties of wool, they can be mainly divided into four categories: wool, fine wool, color wool and factory-specific knitted wool.