Scrap Collective

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Have a shirt you never wear? Sheets with a tear? Tablecloth with a weird stain? Let&rsquo;s turn them into something new. Join local artist, Ada Cuadrado-Medina, for an eco-friendly and cozy evening learning the art of braided rag rugs; a beautiful tradition with deep Appalachian roots. You&rsquo;ll transform old textiles into a one-of-a-kind rug while connecting with others who care about sustainability and slow craft.&nbsp; We provide scissors, safety pins, and supplemental cloth. You bring the textiles ready for a second life. Leave with a rug in progress and the skills to keep making more.

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Have a shirt you never wear? Sheets with a tear? Tablecloth with a weird stain? Let’s turn them into something new. Join local artist, Ada Cuadrado-Medina, for an eco-friendly and cozy evening learning the art of braided rag rugs; a beautiful tradition with deep Appalachian roots. You’ll transform old textiles into a one-of-a-kind rug while connecting with others who care about sustainability and slow craft.  We provide scissors, safety pins, and supplemental cloth. You bring the textiles ready for a second life. Leave with a rug in progress and the skills to keep making more.

Scrap Collective

Rag Rug Revival: Braiding Rugs from Old Clothes

501E Marshall Ave SW

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