Have you ever wondered what it would be like to create your own unique rug? With tufting, an accessible and fascinating technique, you can turn your creative visions into stunning rugs. But what does it take to start tufting, and how does the technique actually work?

What do I need to start tufting?

To get started with tufting, you will need a few basic materials and tools:

Tufting gun: The heart of tufting, used to shoot yarn through a backing.
**Tufting frame: A sturdy frame over which the backing is stretched.
Tufting Fabric: A special fabric used as the backing for your rug project.
Wool or yarn: In the colors you want for your rug design.
Tools: Scissors, cutter, and glue to cut and attach your work.

All the materials are ready for you in the tufting workshop, so you don't have to worry about a thing. Get inspired on the spot or bring your own ideas to life in your rug.

How does tufting work?

In tufting, a tufting gun is used to shoot threads through a backing stretched over a frame. Depending on the setting of the gun, loops or cut threads are created to create different textures. The design process begins with a sketch on the backing, which is then brought to life through tufting. Finally, the backing is bonded to hold the threads in place.

Who are Tufting Workshops for?

Tufting workshops are perfect for

DIY enthusiasts and creative minds.
Anyone who wants to create something unique with their own hands.
Beginners and advanced crafters.

How much does a tufting workshop cost?

A tufting workshop usually costs between 65 and 275 Euros. The price depends on the length of the course and what is included in the tufting workshop. For example, the size of the rug made in the tufting class varies. In some workshops you can tuft a mini rug or a large rug.

A tufting workshop usually takes between two and 10 hours, depending on the size of the rug.

Tufting workshop as a team event

A tufting workshop is an ideal team event. Not only does tufting encourage creativity and collaboration, but it also offers the opportunity to create something lasting and personal. When planning, be sure to discuss group size, location, and special needs.