Rug tufting machines and supplies

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Eco-cotton yarn

Made from post-industrial fabric waste.

Your rug tufting obsession starts now.

Loop Pile Tufting Machine (AK-II)

$275.00

Cut Pile Tufting Machine (AK-I)

$275.00

Rug Yarn 100% Wool- 1 pound (.45kg) cones

$32.00

Primary tufting cloth - by the yard

~~$76.00~~ $35.00 Sale

Rug tufting machine AK-III

$875.00

Rug Yarn 100% Wool- half pound (.25kg) cones

$18.00

Beautiful hand tufted rugs

For the hobbyist, serious crafter, designer or manufacturer

Born from a traditional process of

needle punching, hand tufting, or hand knotting, electric tufting guns allow you to create beautiful projects in half the amount of time.

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Institutions we've worked with.

Testimonials

Thank you also for being so generous and putting together such a quality course as well as all the other things happening in rug tufting world!
Clare, Maryland

Thank you for your wealth of knowledge and for being such a generous resource!
Ashley, Pennsylvania

Instructors can really make or break a class, and you absolutely MADE it! You were so kind, patient, and enthusiastically supportive.
Anne, California

Blog posts

Trish Anderson on Process, Design, and the Tufting Community

by Celia Jailer

Trish Anderson is a fiber and installation artist who has fully embraced machine rug tufting. Her work is vibrant, larger than life, bursting with texture and color. Trish was kind enough to answer some questions for me in this -- my first in a series of profiles of contemporary tufters I admire!

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Diane Hoffman: Joy, Vulnerability, Humor & Critique in the Bucolic Textile

by Julia Haines

What inspires you? A lot of my aesthetic inspiration comes from my childhood home in Miami. In my designs, I remove vibrant, romantic things fro...

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Andie Solar of Myra & Jean: Creating Digital Communities through Craft

by Julia Haines

What was your first experience with fiber art? Knitting - my grandma taught me to knit a long time ago, and I still remember everything. I used ...

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