Trish Andersen is a fabric artist who grew up in Dalton, Georgia, which is often referred to as the carpet capital of the world. She uses a tufting gun, usually used for rugs, to create pieces you can ...

PROVIDENCE, R.I. (WPRI) — Savaree Hazard-Chaney is making history in the capital city. The Providence artist opened TuftxPVD, Rhode Island’s first Black-owned rug tufting studio, a few years ago.

Tuft the World is a textiles supplier that helped launch the trend of rug tufting, which refers to making a rug with a "gun" that punches yarn through a backing material in the form of a loop. The ...

Tufting rugs have become incredibly popular. Fiber artist and maker of tufted rugs, Trish Andersen had made a colorful stair runner that looked like paint drippings. In 2019, she posted an image of ...

Once a popular activity among hobbyists, creatives and even everyday Singaporeans, tufting has seen its initial hype taper off in drastic fashion. The craft—which involves creating plush rugs with ...

AUSTIN, Texas — The "tufting" trend is real. KVUE met up with Hedy Zhang, a University of Texas at Austin student and the co-owner of the Fuzz Lab Tufting Workshop, to see what the buzz is about.

During the pandemic, various throwback artisanal activities suddenly rose in popularity, presumably hearkening back to a simpler, more wholesome era when people slowly, carefully made things by hand ...

A cute date idea, or an easy yet fun hangout activity with the mates, tufting has quite literally 'weaved' its way into our hearts. Essentially it involves punching yarn into a piece of fabric using a ...

Often used to make rugs, tufting is a process wherein a hollow needle is used to cram thread or yarn into fabric in some kind of pattern. This can be done by hand, with a gun, or with big machines.

“Thus, there is a need in the pertinent art for methods and device for controlling the feed length of yarn fed to a tufting machine so that the length of yarn consumed by the tufting machine is ...