How To Make A Crochet Rope Rug

So easy to make and a great.

How to make a crochet rope rug.

My eyes needed a break from the fine thread and tiny hook i ve been using lately to make jewelry. Dress up your entryway with a pretty durable and affordable rope rug. Look no further than this nylon rope crochet outdoor rug. To complete my coastal boho look out on the deck i wanted to make a rug.

I thought it was a perfect time to try making a rug using the largest hook i could find and a heavy rope. Once the end of the rope is heated press it to an. This pattern is really simple and versatile. Jute rope i used just under 3 rolls of 4ply jute by bead landing.

How to make a rope rug use thick rope and silicone paint to create a chic doormat that will add a splash of color to any entryway. You will work around the rope just as you would with tapestry crochet see a tutorial here start in the center and work single crochet stitches around the rope. This tutorial requires 16 worth of clothesline rope and some hardcore crochet skills and the. Single crochet is a bit tight and you get knotty things going on that don t feel as nice under your toes.

Aesthetic outburst s hot pink rug will wear well in the summer and is hardy enough to even withstand a few winters. I found some jute rope at michaels that worked perfectly. While winter brings to mind ornate wool rugs and sturdy but plain salt and snow soaked doormats summer rugs can be lighter and more playful. Heat each end of the rope with a lighter.

In fact my thought was to make this with only single crochet stitches so it would be easy for anyone to make. You will then single crochet into the stitch from the previous row and continue in rounds. Of course you don t have to make your own rug hot pink but wouldn t a bright color put some pep in your step. Size q crochet.

Following this pattern until you run out of rope or the rug is the size you want it to be. Flip the rug over. Welcome to another diy for less. It works up really quick and was fun to make.

Today i am tackling the task of creating a rope area rug. I didn t follow through with that idea though because i didn t love the texture of the single crochet rug. Buy and dye some dollar store clotheslines or recycle your old climbing ropes and get to knitting crocheting coiling or just good old fashioned gluing. The rows repeat themselves so feel free to stop when you want or add more rows if you want a longer rug.

To give you an idea of the difference here is a crochet chain made using the rope and the fine crochet thread. The nylon will melt and essentially become a glue stick. The polyester rope and smooth paint are durable enough for snow covered boots or wet spring shoes.