In the 1960s, the artist was so drawn to the folkish but sidelined craft that she formed a collective of local makers, friends and family to bring it back to life ...

AN exhibition of rag rugs has been launched in Middlesbrough in tribute to Winifred Nicholson – some of them on display for ...

For a limited time you can get this rug for only $76.49 on Amazon Australia. The non-slip backing helps the vintage floor rug ...

Tufting is a unique craft that can combine vibrant colors of yarn into patterns for a rug. Tia Uzzell stumbled upon the art of tufting while trying to create a rug for her living room, but that ...

Work smarter not harder and dust surfaces with a damp cloth rather than a dry one. This is the key to gathering the dust ...

But if your rug isn’t disintegrating, has colorfast dyes that won’t bleed, is knotted, and is made from wool ... To check colorfastness, soak a rag in hot water and place it on the rug ...

Santry has since started a line of merchandise with t-shirts, hoodies and hats that say, "What's in the rug?" She also said in the livestream she had hoped money she made on TikTok could help her ...

At North Bethesda’s Pike & Rose, Joola, the table-tennis and pickleball giant, will open a shop (917 Meeting St.) next spring ...

The latest viral series involves a buried rug, cadaver dogs, and lots of theories from TikTok. In short, folks online were enthralled by the story of a woman who found a rug buried in her backyard.

A “big crime junkie” found a creepy rolled-up rug buried in the backyard of her new Ohio home — sparking a police investigation and a viral online following from people assuming it’s a ...

An Ohio woman shared videos on her TikTok account in which she was concerned that a body may have been buried in her yard, resulting in a police investigation of her property. Katie Santry first ...