Make Your Own Rug with One of These Cool Ideas

Using a punch needle, you can create any shape and design rug you like! This one would look cool in a teen's bedroom.

Did you know you could turn a tablecloth into a rug? It’s really easy, and you just need a few basic supplies.

This denim rug involves no sewing! I love that the labels were left on - it looks really cool. It's also very durable just given the nature of the fabric.

Get the look of animal stripes without actually having to skin a zebra. All you'll need is a few yards of felt and some glue. This DIY rug is cute for a kids or dorm room.

Use a pair of thrifted placemats to make an upcycled DIY bath mat. This craft is budget friendly and can be made in 15 minutes! It can also be used as a small rug in other parts of the home.

Latch hook is a simple technique that older kids can even master. Make DIY rugs like this or even handmade pillows.

Learn how to make a braided rainbow rug using t-shirts. It is super easy–and who doesn’t have extra t-shirt (or multiple) laying around? You'll need quite a few, but the results are worth it.

Here is another t-shirt rag rug. This time it was created using finger crochet. This is an easy starter crochet project perfect for beginning crafters.

This is the 3rd rag rug on the list. You still use old t-shirts, but this one is made with a hula hoop and weaving.

Try your hand at this easy bamboo stitch to make a DIY rug! You could use it as a bath mat or kitchen sink rug.

Pom-poms aren’t just for hats – they also make amazing floor coverings. This DIY rug is a soft place to stand while providing color to a neutral room.

Okay, last rag rug, I promise! They are just so easy to make and turn out great. This one uses old bedding and a knot tying process.

This is another pom-pom rug, but it looks quite a bit different from the one above, doesn't it? This one turns out more like a shag rug look.

I love the pom-pom trim on this fabric rug. So cute! This rug is 100% functional, stylish, durable, and completely customizable since you have all the control over the pattern you select.

Learn how to make a rug from a simple canvas drop cloth! This DIY rug is soooo easy and only needs fabric paint and painter's tape for a clean, modern look.

This is another drop cloth rug I had to show you. It is very different from the one above, isn't it? This one was still painted, but with different shaped sponges.

Make any shape rug you like with this tutorial. You can use up some old wool sweaters and felt scraps to make it.

Find out how to make a custom rug using your favorite fabric. This one has a towel in it for padding!

This is another custom rug made from fabric. This time it was made by attaching the fabric to a vinyl flooring scrap!

A regular rug also doubles as a fun game for the littles. This DIY hopscotch rug was inspired by a Crate & Barrel find, but made for a fraction of the price.

This plywood DIY rug is perfect for decorating and placing under office chairs. If you need something to roll on in your workspace or craft room, this is a perfect idea.

This is exactly what it sounds like - a rug made from carpet samples! You could also use remnants from carpeting in your house.

Astroturf rugs are super cheap, but they aren't the most attractive outdoor rug. That is why Jenna painted hers!

If you have a plethora of potholders on hand, this DIY rug is a nifty way to pay tribute to them, all the while using up some of your creative juices in the process.