Carpet remnants

You can make an extremely affordable area rug using remnant carpet! It is a great way to fill a large room, for a fraction of what a huge area rug costs.

When a project seems only do-able by a professional, it makes me want to conquer it that much more. Maybe it's because I secretly long to be a

Affordable carpet remnants can be found at thrift stores and carpet discount outlets; however, its extraordinarily expensive to have a carpet bound with carpet binding.

You can make an extremely affordable area rug using remnant carpet! It is a great way to fill a large room, for a fraction of what a huge area rug costs.

I wanted some new area rugs for my bedrood, so I went to a couple of local carpet stores looking for remnants. I found one that was just the exact color I want for my bedroom. It was actually big enough to cut into two pieces! #diy #rugs

Looking for a way to save on area rugs? Make a rug of any size from carpet remnants! I'll show you how to bind a carpet into an area rug in no time.

There are several options for finishing carpet remnants or pieces of broadloom carpet to make area rugs, including binding, serging, and fringing.

Buying carpet remnants can save you money, but are they worth the risk? See the pros and cons of going this route for your home or decorating project.

This tutorial is a DIY to turn a carpet remnant into a rug. This is to bind the edges to give it a complete look.

Did you know you can make a rug with little to no sewing skills? Perhaps you need a small to medium-sized rug but you: can't find one to fit your decor? are shocked at how expensive rugs are! can't find one that doesn't look cheap (since it is the