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2'4 x 4'5 Red Hand Knotted Wool Modern Tibet Rug
$34.00 This brand new Oriental rug was hand knotted of 100% Wool in the Indian province of India in the Modern Tibet style.... |
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2'0 x 4'0 Pink Hand Knotted Wool Pekin Rug
$44.00 This recently made Oriental rug was hand knotted of 100% Wool in the Chinese province of China in the Pekin style.... |
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Naomi - [Summer] Round Rugs (35.4 by 35.4 inches)
$35.99 This product features an attractive pattern that traps moisture and dirt. The tufted construction has a rich look and feel, and extraordinary texture offers warms, comfort, and versatility. The rear side of the product is covered by natural latex to prevent slipping. Suitable for your living room, bedroom, bathroom and the office. Machine washable and easy to clean. This stylish rug is sure to add... |
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Colors of India
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Alexandria Attarine Hand-Knotted Wool Rug Size: 9' x 13'
$3,185.00 ALE2704-913 Size: 9' x 13' Transitional wool rugFeatures: -Hand-knotted in India of New Zealand hard-twist wool. -Transitional style with beautiful floral pattern for any d cor. -Primarily black with beige border with light blue and brown accents. -Available in multiple sizes. Note: Please be aware that actual colors may vary from those shown on your screen. Accent rugs may also not show the entir... |
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Alexandria Hadara Hand-Knotted Wool Rug Size: 9' x 13'
$3,185.00 ALE2710-913 Size: 9' x 13' Transitional wool rugFeatures: -Hand-knotted in India of New Zealand hard-twist wool. -Transitional style with beautiful floral pattern for any d cor. -Primarily brown with rust and beige border and accents. -Available in multiple sizes. Note: Please be aware that actual colors may vary from those shown on your screen. Accent rugs may also not show the entire pattern tha... |
How can I sew velcro on the back of a Persian rug?
It is like a Persian carpet (much less expensive – a rustic blanket for our Lodge-style house that is perfect as a wallhanging, but we want to hang like a tapestry rug using velcro against a Velcro board with staples (as they do in museums). The problem is that the tissue is so impenetrable that I'm practically breaking needles, frayed thread, creating calluses, dying a slow death 
This brings me beside forever. There must be a better way to do it by hand. Or, I'm just using the wrong team? I'm using curved upholstery needles, thimbles, thread tapestry (the thread often frays or leaves your knot!), Pliers (for intense push the needle through the shield as carpet backing. Please help! just need to sew a strip of two inches, which is about 6 feet long, but I spent half a day sewing about 3 inches!
Instead of sewing on the velcro, the use a stapler, with the flat side of the staple in the back of the carpet. The dog-eared will be hidden in the nap of the cloth in the front. If you have to sew, use tapestry needle too thick, or one of counted cross stitch. The needle is very heavy and has a wider eye. Use a small piece of plastic rubber to hold the needle, as it passes through the Velcro and carpet. Floss quilting or buttonhole twist, doubled and run through a piece of candle or beeswax.
