How to Turn Broken Hose into a Rug

I haven’t really paid much attention to our rugs. For me, as long as they serve their purpose, I’m good. If ever an old rug needs to be replaced, I go to the nearest store and buy the same kind. After all, they’re all the same, I thought.

Got old garden hoses? Turn them into rugs!
Got old garden hoses? Turn them into rugs!

But, boy, was I wrong.

When my daughter had a recycling project in school, I was pleasantly surprised. She shared with me that one of her classmates was able to convert an unused water hose into a rug. I can’t imagine it at first, but she showed me this DIY tutorial about making one. I decided to give it a try.

This is another great project where you turn trash to treasure.
This is another great project where you turn trash into treasure.

In all fairness, it’s actually good project. It benefits me greatly since 1.) we do not have to buy new rugs now and then, and 2.) we have a number of broken hoses at home. Perfect.

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Materials:

  • Old hoses (about 2-3)

Tools:

  • Scissors
  • Cable ties
  • Flush cutter or scissors

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Gather up those old garden hoses and start turning them into rugs! Watch the video below and learn how…

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