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SUMMARY:Toothbrush Rag Rug
DESCRIPTION:Materials saved from the landfill:\nbedsheets\, fabric \nSkills you’ll learn:\nbuttonhole stitch\, starting + finishing a circular rug\, cutting fabric strips from bedsheets \nAlso referred to as “Amish knot” rugs\, toothbrush rugs get their name from the tool used to make them. Toothbrushes\, which were once wooden\, had a hole in the handle giving early rag ruggers the idea to sharpen a used handle to a point creating the perfect tool for weaving scraps of fabric into a rug. In this class\, you’ll learn how to begin a circular toothbrush rug\, how to make the Amish knot or buttonhole stitch with a Perennial-made replica of the toothbrush needle\, and how to finish off your project. You will leave class with a small rug that you can either use as a trivet or continue to build at home as large as you want it to be! We will also show you how to make fabric strips out of repurposed fabric or bedsheets for your project. \n 
URL:https://perennialstl.org/event/toothbrush-rag-rug-9/
LOCATION:Perennial\, 3762 S. Broadway\, Saint Louis\, MO\, 63118\, United States
CATEGORIES:All Classes,Home + Garden,Textiles + Paper Arts
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SUMMARY:Hand Sewing 101
DESCRIPTION:Materials saved from the landfill:\nfabrics\, garments \nSkills you’ll learn:\nfabric identification\, variety of stitches\, button + patch attachment \n\nGone are the days of getting rid of a shirt because a button fell off\, or having to run to a tailor because a seam ripped. In this class you’ll learn practical hand sewing skills that will allow you to mend your own clothes. You’ll learn how to thread a needle and knot the thread (that’s always the first step)\, sew a backstitch and a ladder stitch (for mending ripped seams)\, a blind hem stitch (for hemming pants)\, and how to reattach a button. \n 
URL:https://perennialstl.org/event/hand-sewing-101-13/
LOCATION:Perennial\, 3762 S. Broadway\, Saint Louis\, MO\, 63118\, United States
CATEGORIES:All Classes,Sewing + Fashion
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SUMMARY:Toothbrush Rag Rug
DESCRIPTION:Materials saved from the landfill:\nbedsheets\, fabric \nSkills you’ll learn:\nbuttonhole stitch\, starting + finishing a circular rug\, cutting fabric strips from bedsheets \nAlso referred to as “Amish knot” rugs\, toothbrush rugs get their name from the tool used to make them. Toothbrushes\, which were once wooden\, had a hole in the handle giving early rag ruggers the idea to sharpen a used handle to a point creating the perfect tool for weaving scraps of fabric into a rug. In this class\, you’ll learn how to begin a circular toothbrush rug\, how to make the Amish knot or buttonhole stitch with a Perennial-made replica of the toothbrush needle\, and how to finish off your project. You will leave class with a small rug that you can either use as a trivet or continue to build at home as large as you want it to be! We will also show you how to make fabric strips out of repurposed fabric or bedsheets for your project. \n 
URL:https://perennialstl.org/event/toothbrush-rag-rug-4/
LOCATION:Perennial\, 3762 S. Broadway\, Saint Louis\, MO\, 63118\, United States
CATEGORIES:All Classes,Home + Garden,Textiles + Paper Arts
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SUMMARY:Hand Sewing 101
DESCRIPTION:Materials saved from the landfill:\nfabrics\, garments \nSkills you’ll learn:\nfabric identification\, variety of stitches\, button + patch attachment \n\nGone are the days of getting rid of a shirt because a button fell off\, or having to run to a tailor because a seam ripped. In this class you’ll learn practical hand sewing skills that will allow you to mend your own clothes. You’ll learn how to thread a needle and knot the thread (that’s always the first step)\, sew a backstitch and a ladder stitch (for mending ripped seams)\, a blind hem stitch (for hemming pants)\, and how to reattach a button. \n 
URL:https://perennialstl.org/event/hand-sewing-101-6/
LOCATION:Perennial\, 3762 S. Broadway\, Saint Louis\, MO\, 63118\, United States
CATEGORIES:All Classes,Sewing + Fashion
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SUMMARY:Toothbrush Rag Rug
DESCRIPTION:Materials saved from the landfill:\nbedsheets\, fabric \nSkills you’ll learn:\nbuttonhole stitch\, starting + finishing a circular rug\, cutting fabric strips from bedsheets \nAlso referred to as “Amish knot” rugs\, toothbrush rugs get their name from the tool used to make them. Toothbrushes\, which were once wooden\, had a hole in the handle giving early rag ruggers the idea to sharpen a used handle to a point creating the perfect tool for weaving scraps of fabric into a rug. In this class\, you’ll learn how to begin a circular toothbrush rug\, how to make the Amish knot or buttonhole stitch with a Perennial-made replica of the toothbrush needle\, and how to finish off your project. You will leave class with a small rug that you can either use as a trivet or continue to build at home as large as you want it to be! We will also show you how to make fabric strips out of repurposed fabric or bedsheets for your project. \n 
URL:https://perennialstl.org/event/toothbrush-rag-rug-3/
LOCATION:Perennial\, 3762 S. Broadway\, Saint Louis\, MO\, 63118\, United States
CATEGORIES:All Classes,Home + Garden,Textiles + Paper Arts
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SUMMARY:Toothbrush Rag Rug
DESCRIPTION:Materials saved from the landfill:\nbedsheets\, fabric \nSkills you’ll learn:\nbuttonhole stitch\, starting + finishing a circular rug\, cutting fabric strips from bedsheets \nAlso referred to as “Amish knot” rugs\, toothbrush rugs get their name from the tool used to make them. Toothbrushes\, which were once wooden\, had a hole in the handle giving early rag ruggers the idea to sharpen a used handle to a point creating the perfect tool for weaving scraps of fabric into a rug. In this class\, you’ll learn how to begin a circular toothbrush rug\, how to make the Amish knot or buttonhole stitch with a Perennial-made replica of the toothbrush needle\, and how to finish off your project. You will leave class with a small rug that you can either use as a trivet or continue to build at home as large as you want it to be! We will also show you how to make fabric strips out of repurposed fabric or bedsheets for your project. \n 
URL:https://perennialstl.org/event/toothbrush-rag-rug-8/
LOCATION:Perennial\, 3762 S. Broadway\, Saint Louis\, MO\, 63118\, United States
CATEGORIES:All Classes,Home + Garden,Textiles + Paper Arts
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