Dancing to Megan Thee Stallion's hits or showing off outfits might be what you think TikTok is used for, but alas, it's also a platform for creatives to show off their expertise -- such as rug making. Once an art form reserved for OAPs, tufting might have been one of the biggest TikTok lockdown trends (the same can be said for knitting -- remember when everyone wanted Harry Styles' JW Anderson cardigan?), and now as we spend more time indoors than ever before, the rug should no longer be an afte...
Dancing to Megan Thee Stallion's hits or showing off outfits might be what you think TikTok is used for, but alas, it's also a platform for creatives to show off their expertise -- such as rug making. Once an art form reserved for OAPs, tufting might have been one of the biggest TikTok lockdown trends (the same can be said for knitting -- remember when everyone wanted Harry Styles' JW Anderson cardigan?), and now as we spend more time indoors than ever before, the rug should no longer be an afte...
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