Modern Outdoor Rug

By: Jessica Potasz from mamainastitch.com

Modern Outdoor Rug

By: Jessica Potasz from mamainastitch.com

In the Designer's Words: "This modern rug can is made using only simple single crochet stitches! It's lovely and durable for outdoor use, but could be used indoors as well. Great for someone who has mastered single crochet and would like to try crocheting with rope cord!"

Grab some chic grey yarn and get to creating a stunning rug for your indoor or outdoor space. This how to crochet a rug tutorial shows you how to make a low-key, minimalist piece of DIY home décor that makes an impact without standing out like a sore thumb. The Modern Outdoor Rug is one of those beginner crochet patterns that you will actually want to make. Made out of super bulky yarn, this DIY rug is a quick work-up and super sturdy. If you are worried about it slipping and sliding, consider adding rug grips to the bottom.

Click here for crochet pattern.

Beginner

Crochet HookP/16 or 11.5 mm hook

Yarn Weight(6) Super Bulky/Super Chunky (4-11 stitches for 4 inches)

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elocin1104 2800379

Jun 02, 2018

Im not sure if anyone noticed, but the blogger actually used paracord for this outdoor mat. I would suggest looking on Amazon for either the same thing or something similar to what was used here. It really is a great project, and I will have to do some searching to find some thick paracord like this to make a great outdoor mat or two.

princess6860504

Mar 02, 2017

I know the perfect person for this outdoor minimalist rug. However, the $50 price tag is making me cringe. There must be a better way, and alternative to the paracord. She tells us that some of her readers alerted that they had found the cording for a little less money elsewhere besides Home Depot. I'd love this for my deck, but I would need it much bigger and I'm afraid that I'd have to spend an arm and a leg on making it. I'd like to know what you all think?