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I wear wigs every day due to very thin hair. The Dani wig was worn to a wedding where no one had seen me in a few years. I received so many compliments on ...Read complete review
I wear wigs every day due to very thin hair. The Dani wig was worn to a wedding where no one had seen me in a few years. I received so many compliments on how beautiful my hair was and how much younger I looked. I was able to put the wig on without having to have it cut professionally. What I loved about it was that it wasn't too thick and that it looked so natural. I always had fine hair, and this wig was perfect for me. I purchased 2 and love the way I can just brush it any way I want and the part looks so natural as well.
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I HAVE 6 * AVAs* which I adore! I shake the wig and wear it, no fuss and I look up to date!The Dani has too much hair and makes me ...Read complete review
I HAVE 6 * AVAs* which I adore! I shake the wig and wear it, no fuss and I look up to date!The Dani has too much hair and makes me look 10 years older. The cut is not hip ! The wig is totally different from the picture, which is so unfortunate because I have to absorb the shipping costs to return it ! That is not right!
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Love the reviews! Use them with all 6 wigs that I have and they have never failed me. I was influenced away from purchasing some styles by negative comments and glad I have not been disappointed following the positive reviews. Love this style!-
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This wig is my new favorite. The length is just right and the style very fashionable. From the minute I put it on, it picked up my spirits! Many compliments from visiting family who had no idea it was a wig. Great job, Paula, I will be looking for more styles like Dani in the future. Thanks!
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Use the products everyday this wig goes from day to evening quite comfortablyWish there was a discount for amount bought at one time
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I was a redhead but my stylist made me a blonde for the summer. Needed a wig to wear when my real hair was messy etc. I pulled out my hair on the side & my bangs & blended it in with my wig & received compliments on how nice my hair looked. I did tell a couple of close friends it was a wig & they couldn't believe it. Said they were going to get one also.
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I wear this wig everyday because of experiencing a bad haircut, It is very comfortable, I would suggest getting a hair color sample first, as I ordered the color shown on the model and the color I received is somewhat of a darker blonde. I have received many compliments wearing this wig, people think it is my hair, I like that it is an SF color. It has a highlighted appearance which I enjoy.
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The Dani wig looks natural, I've received many comploiments
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Such a comfortable style. If you want a shorter loose curl style for the warm summer months, this is perfect. If you wear darker colors in the Winter and like to blond it up in the Summer, this style will need some rooted colors like Harvest Gold or the rooted colors of Geneva; Platinum Glow, Warm Honey or 24/6BT or any strawberry blond, light auburn with darkest brown/dark brown roots.
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February 24, 2010
Rag Rug Tutorial
126 Fabulous Comments:
Oh my goodness. I loved this. You made it seem so easy. Thanks for much!
So cute and SO easy! I will be making one soon! Great job!
In the rug I am working on, I have found that when joining strips, it sometimes helps to cut the corners off the strip without the hole...it reduces unwantet bulk, making it easier when you come back to that point on the next go-round.
Great directions! I have a huge stash of fabric just sitting in tubs, I think this would be the perfect project for it! Going to get a giant hook tomorrow!
Oh thank you for sharing this, I actually have one. My grandmother made it years ago and it just happens to be the perfect color for my baby's bedroom. I love it, and will have to make one ASAP for another room!
I would love it if you had the time to check out my blog. www.remodelaholic.com
I love this! I just started to throw out a bunch of badly stained sheets...and now I will NOT throw them out...I'll make them into a rug! Thank you so much!
I loved your article on making a rag rug. I will do it! 44 years ago I crocheted a yarn rug for the nursery, baby was on the way. (Didn't know how to crochet) Still have the rug and was so proud of it. Just never could let go of it, guess it is time to give it to my daughter and start the rag rug for my great grandchild. Thanks for the idea.
Thank you so much for posting this! I have watched countless videos (even one that I purchased!) .... your instructions and vids were clearer and easier to understand.
Great Job!
Found you Via One Pretty Thing and I'm so glad I did. Love, love, love this tutorial. Great attention to the details. I know how to crochet but I stink at reading crochet patterns and this is a project that I know I'll be able to do thanks to your great instructions. I know I'll be making this rug soon. Thanks again.
Thank you so much. I had already started a round rag rug and kept taking it all apart because I couldn't figure out how to stop it from curling. I tried to overcompensate by making the loops bigger but that only created excess so it rippled. Your tutorial helped tremendously. :)
Thanks so much for the tutorial!!
Got a kick out of seeing what you
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the books on the floor. Cute & funny!
God Bless You and Yours!!!
Look at you Mandy-your blog is a HIT-as is your adorable rug! LOVE it and the colors!
Thank You for this great tutorial! I bought one of these at a craft fair for $60 and used it for years. Now I can make my own.
Adorable! Could you tell me how many sheets it took and about what size it ended up so I'm sure to have enough of the right colors before starting?
This is so cute!! It makes me want to make one, but I have never made anything... When I'm ready, I'll come back and watch this tutorial!
A few answers to questions I've been receiving:
I've washed the pink/purple one - I figure sheets are washable so the rug is too. A few strips needed tucked back in after washing, but that's all.
The pink/purple rug is about 3 to 3 1/2 feet in diameter. I used one twin sheet set in pink, one twin sheet set in purple, and a top sheet in white, along with some random white fabric I had. How much you'll need not only depends on the size of rug you want, but also how tight you crochet. I'm not sure how much material I used on the yellow one because it was old curtains - I wished I would have measured the yardage, but there's no going back now!
As a long time crocheter, let me say your rugs looks great! (the stitch you're doing is a single crochet, by the way...but good guess! )I'm going to have to check the rest of your blog out, looks like my kind of place! :)
What a great rug...someday I may have to take a stab at one. Thanks for sharing all your tips...
i have a question ,How do you finish it?
I wish I had pretty yellow and white fabric, but I guess my old faded blue sheets will have to do.:) One quick question, did you use a size 'Q' crochet hook? If I use a slightly smaller hook, will it just make smaller, tighter loops, or will it be too hard to work? I knit, but don't crochet, so I was thinking the smaller hook would just affect the 'gauge', but it would be nice to know for sure before I start. Thanks!
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finishing the rug - I should have talked about that - all you do is stop crocheting. Just tuck the end of the strip back into the rug. I tried to stop where I thought it looked least noticeable.
My crochet hook didn't have a size - it comes in a 2 pack with a gigantic blue hook and a huge gray hook - I used the huge gray one. If you use a smaller hook, it'll just be tighter loops - a little harder to work with but it's doable. Just make an effort to try to leave your loops a little loose.
I've always wanted to do one of these but have never known anybody who could show me how. Thank you!!
Great job! I've been meaning to make one of these forever - I even have the fabric laying around. Maybe now I'll be motivated to try it. Thanks for sharing!
Amazing design!! Spacify has a collection of modern Buy Rugs with an array of modern designs. Each has its own great look that will find a way to enhance your home
I just bookmarked this to check out later when I have more time (a 2-year-old is tugging on me at the moment). I've been toying with the idea of a braided rug, but I like this better! Thanks for the tutorial!
Great tutorial... thanks for taking the time and being so thorough!
Awesome tutorial Mandy. I believe it's the best one around! I have been meaning to start one of these but I definitely need a larger size hook. Very beautiful rug!
Do you think this will work with ripped up tshirts (t-shirt yarn)? I have a bunch that I ended up not using for a project and I think this would be a good replacement.
Great idea, by the way!
Love this rug! Perfect for your little boy! I will have to try this rug I have so many sheets in my house that I don't use but just cant get rid of finally something I can do with them!
definitely gotta do this once I can find a big hook!
How amazing is this? SO AMAZING! What a great entry into Iron Crafter! Brilliant!
I love this and can't wait to try one myself. I've never crocheted before and honestly I find it a little bit intimidating, but you make it sound easy enough for even me to try! :)
WOW! That is so cool! I wanted to let you know that you made it in the top 10 Iron Crafters!
I've always wondered how to make a rag rug! thanks for the tutorial!!
Everytime I see rag rug, I remember my grandmother. She also loves making this. In our home, we have a lot of of rag rug collection from my grandma with lots of different designs. Though we already have carpet in our study room, my mom put rag rug to the door. My mom is really meticulous on household chores. She wants everything are clean and organize. Even she have busy sched, she'll find way not to miss any household chore like carpet cleaning. Bartlett, our hometown, carpet cleaning (Bartlett Illinois-based) services are popular among housewives and bachelorette because it is very helpful to lessen their worries on household chores.
Thanks for posting this! My Great-Grandmother and her mom made these! I have one they made in my son's room! It is so nice to be able to know how to make one!
Wow, love it!!
Hello, I just watched all your videos and I have a quick question: how do you finish the end of the rug? I saw you mentioned tucking loose edges/ends of fabric to the back of the rug but how do you finish the last piece? Do you weave it back through? I just want to make sure it is secure so it doesn't unravel. Thanks!
@Creative Kristi
....or, you could just make me one!!
Thank you! My mom made one of these when I was a kid and I'd completely forgotten about this technique. I'm so glad I saw your tute on TJ! I can't wait to try making one for me!
I saw your post on Tip Junkie and immediately wanted to make one. I finally got around to shredding my old canvas tab curtains got started. I have to say, that is not the best choice of fabric. It was SO hard to crochet, my hands and wrists are sore and swollen today. I misread your line about the extra chains and went a little crazy with throwing them in there so my rug "looks like a flower". That was from my 4 year old. She loves it and hence it is hers. I'm definitely going to try this again, but with more flexible fabric and much fewer extra chains! Thanks for the tutorial!!
I made a jean rug using this method. Thank you so much for sharing. It made it so much easier.
I have been looking for a rug for my baby's room. Haven't found one that matches. I made all the bedding, curtains, etc...and wanted one that was the same shade pink as the fabric I used. Luckily I have plenty of fabric left. Just went out and bought the 2 pack of crochet hooks you mentioned in a comment. Going to start on this rug asap! Baby due in exactly one month. Hope I can finish in time. Found you on Tip Junkie! Thanks for the aweseome tutorial!
Just a bit of info, the two-pack you bought: the grey hook is 15mm and the blue one is 19mm. Sizes Q and S, respectively.
Love this rug. Gonna go try one myself. :]
Your race track analogy is great. I have crocheted for years, but I really liked that comparison. :) My sister and I tried to make rag rugs once, I can't remember what stitch or whatever we were using, but it never turned out right. I've never tried to teach anyone how to crochet. =\ I may just send her this page! lol :)
I keep trying to make a circle rug but my stitches seem too tight and it ends up looking like a bowl. What am i doing wrong?:(
I love this. I have always wanted to make one out of my scrap fabrics. I never want to throw any away. You make it look so easy. Thank you bunches.
I just found you via Pinterest and I am SO glad! I recently learned how to start the rug, but I wasn't sure which holes to crochet into while making the constant circle. The tutorials I found on YouTube were so frustrating because they'd only teach how to start, but nothing specific. Thank you!
Omg, I am dying to make this RIGHT NOW. THANK YOU THANK YOU! Found you via Pintrest and I'm so glad I did. I am going to get to the craft store for a hook TODAY!
I love your tutorial, it makes this super easy to understand. The only problem I have is that my fabric (from a sheet) is fraying at the edges, so I feel like the rug it getting "messy" looking. Is there any fabric that won't fray? Or do you have any tricks to help hide or stop this fraying?
I just wanted to let you know I included this in my 2011 Ultimate DIY Gift Guide (101 tutorials/recipes)! :) http://danimariedesigns.blogspot.com/2011/10/2011-ultimate-diy-gift-guide.html
Love this tutorial and I have the perfect room that needs a rug like this. I have a question about connecting a new fabric strip. I'm incredibly visual and I've looked at those photos over and over and still don't understand how you connect to a new fabric strip. Could you explain a little more?! Thank you so much!!
Ditto all the great comments everyone has posted. I just wanted to comment on your intro about having to have something to do while watching the Olympics... I am exactly the same way. For some reason, I feel like I can't just enjoy television without doing something with my hands!
Keep up the great work!
Thanks again for such a wonderful blog post about this. I feel like I'm ready to go find some old sheets and start a rug for my little boy's room! Thanks!!
VERY easy to understand tutorial. Thank you so much. I'll get right on it. ;)
Such a great tutorial! Exactly what I was looking for to create an entry way rug! Thank you :)
Love this! You make it look so easy!
Found you on Pinterest! This is awesome! Thank you! I'm not very crafty, but love crafty stuff and wish I was. I can usually follow someone else's directions. Thanks again.
try adding extra stitches to make it lay flatter....
So how do you connect the strips of fabric after you cut them? I've heard of some sewing them together and some who leave them attached at one end.
Oh nevermind, I read further! So you just wound the separate strips into balls and attached them to each other as you crocheted the rug itself, right?
that's right, Steph - - attach them as you go
I love the charm of these handmade rugs and this is looking like the next project I want to try.I'am not very good at crochet but your video was very helpful and I can finally use up some of my enormous fabric stash,Thank You!!
I've glanced at crochet tutorials before, but finally took a longer look yesterday when I happened upon a bunch of jean strips I'd cut for my boys' room 2 years ago. Your tutorial was just what I needed to get started. Thanks! OH, and I hope you don't mind if I link back to you if I ever get around to blogging my progress...
How big is the needle you used?
Good job and so easy Sagrb Thank you
I saw your tutorial over on pineterest. Your rag rugs are so beautiful. My great grandma used to make these out of bread bags or plastic grocery bags as outdoor mats. I never thought to make one out of actual cloth before. I'll have to give it a try for my entryway :)
My aunt use to braid rugs out of old clothes etc. She would get down in the floor and braid them. I loved those rugs. This looks so much easier! Thanks!
So you learn something new everyday! I just read this because I wanted to see how you do the round ones, I never had luck with round so had to make square ones.
What I am really excited about is not having to sew the strips togather, can you imagine what kinda time this will save me?!!
Thanks so much for this, I have been wanting to learn to make one of these, I am cleaning out and it will be great to make useful things out of old material!
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Can you use old t-shirts and blouses? I ask this, because my sister passed away and I have her shirts that I was trying to figure out what to make with them for me and my other sister. I am not a quilter, but I do crochet. How would I cut up the shirts to make the yarn? Thank you for your help!
I've never tried old tshirts, but I bet it would work. To make tshirt yarn you cut the shirt into strips (parallel with the bottom of the shirt) then pull on the strips and they turn into tshirt yarn. Good luck!
you make it look so easy...I like it.
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Just ordered some big crochet hooks to try this! Thanks for sharing :)
Great tutorial! What size hook did you use? I may head to my local hobby store today & get started this weekend!
I'm not sure what size hook it was, but it was the biggest they had when I went to buy one - - it's plasticy and gray...
Hi, I used your pic and linked to your blog today. I hope that is OK, if hot, let me know and I will remove it. libler.blogspot.ca
I crochet alot, so I am wondering, is there a reason why you use a chain stitch to increase rather than crocheting 2 sc into one?
I have about a zillion t-shirts that I would like to use for a rug, either crochet or latch hook, or maybe something else entirely.
Any ideas?
I was watching your videos today on how to make a round crocheted rag rug. I noticed that when you were making the round rug, after you joined the circle and began to make your stitches, it appeared you were making slip stitches instead of single crochet stitches. Is this the case? Thank you, L. Qualls
Hi there. I just wanted to let you know that I loved this tutorial so much that I linked it to my blog. It's included in an article I wrote about re-using old clothing and textiles. you can find it here www.chappellavenue.blogspot.com Please let me know if you would like me to remove it and I will. Keep up the good work!
I have looked at your pictures several times and am having trouble figuring out what you do to secure the strips after you slip it through the slit, it says you fold it over. Do you not have to sew it or something else to secure it? Thanks for posting this wonderful tutorial- can't wait to try it!
You're right Peggy - - you just fold it over - you don't have to secure it because as it's woven in to the rug, it will hold itself
I'm having trouble with joining the strips - I understand making a slit, then inserting the other piece and folding it over, but what do you do after you fold it over?
after you fold it over, you just keep crocheting. There's no need to tack it down or anything, because as it gets crocheted into the rug, it will hold itself into place. Good luck!
Mandy - I'm having an issue with starting the round rug...it's turning out a little "puffy." The circle lies flat, but if I push the middle out, it turns into more of a hat shape. What should I do differently?
Thank you so much for posting this! I've made the round rag rug and didn't know how to make the oval one. With your tips I figured it out! I'm making mine out of old t-shirts (which make for a very soft rug). I'm hoping to save money for Christmas present this year and this will make for a great gift!
I need help! Mine is puffing up to a hat! What should I do?
Your hooks are sizes N and P.P is larger.
I really, really need a new rug. Do you think I could make it squared?
I think to make it square you would crochet back and forth in rows, not around in a circle. Good Luck!
I hope you don't mind if I answer some of the questions you have gotten here. T-shirts will work great for this project if you cut them into t-shirt yarn (lots of good tutorials out there via google and youtube). I always thought the gray crochet hook was a P and Blue is Q but either way they do come in a two pack at walmart and either can be used for this project but gray is easier to handle. For those that have trouble getting it to lay flat...if it looks like a hat, there are not enough stitches in the round--on the second time around, you should be doing 2 sc (the stitch used here is a single crochet or sc) in each hole (for a round rug), in the next round, you will do 1 sc in the first, 2 sc in second hole and repeat, alternating 1 and 2, next round, sc, sc, 2sc, sc, sc, 2sc. Each round, you will just add one sc in between the 2sc,, so round 4 would be sc, sc, sc, 2sc, sc, sc, sc, 2sc etc. If your rug looks ruffled, don't do so many increases in a round. The rule of thumb is no more than 10 increases in a round. So, if you start with ten stitches in a circle and do 2sc in each stitch for the second round, you have only done 10 increases, then if you do 2sc in every other of those 20 stitches, you have still only increased by ten stitches. Hope this helps some of you who had trouble! (One of these days I might do a tutorial myself lol).
I don't really watch much if any television but when the Olympics was on I couldn't stop watching it. I thought it was so amazing to see these athletes with such passion for success in their sport. I love the finished project. using yellow and white fabric was a good choice.
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Thanks , I have the torn sheet strips and I am going to try to do this! Your tutorials makes it look easy although I cannot crochet!
Smiles, Cyndi
Found you on Pinterest! i will have to try to make this. Haven't attempted a rug yet.
You are freaking awesome! Found you on pinterest as well. Sooooo glad I did!
I found you on Pinterest also. I'm going to use my old T shirts
Pinterest is also where I found this! I can't believe how easy you made this look! Thank you so much for doing this, I'm going to be sorting through some old sheets and asking friends and relatives if they have any unwanted ones now as I really want to make some rugs to make our home cosier!
Love this! One of the easier tutorials I've seen.
Will have to try it soon so I can stop using a blanket as a rug :)
take a dowel and make it the length of the hook you want. next take a crochet hook and with a pencil mark a pattern on the dowel. Next with a sharp knife or tool that will cut the dowel, carve and then with sandpaper smooth the "hook". I've made many in sizes of different length and circumfrence. Try it and see how easy it is. Afraid? Ask your husband, dad, son, you get it some male member.
I"m 77 and still make them.
This has gotten me interested in rag rugs in a way i was not before and i'm commenting because my parents have the same striped sheets you're using in your picture (in their rag sheet pile now), but i remember them well growing up!
Irene of Fishing Oregon
Mandy your rugs are so warm and happy! I have been wanting to make one but it seemed so troublesome with all of the prep work. This is so freeing - enough for me to give it a whirl. I love to cut with my rotary - so this is a win win!! I do have minor crochet skills (granny squares). Thanks so much and blessings to you.
Thank you! My friend has two huge rugs that she made and I've always wanted to do it, they are so beautiful ~ I just had a few questions about how to attach the strips to one another, which you cleared up - and now I can get started. Thanks for your post!
This is an awesome tutorial! My great grandmother used to make these, and I've always wanted to know how to. The house I'm renting right now needs a rug BADLY so I'll probably be attempting this. But I have a quick question. If you're making an oval rug, do you just make a longer loop and kind of hold it in an oval as you get started? Do you need to sew together the straight parts of the oval to keep from having a slit down the middle? (I guess that was two questions, but oh well)
This is an awesome tutorial! My great grandmother used to make these, and I've always wanted to know how to. The house I'm renting right now needs a rug BADLY so I'll probably be attempting this. But I have a quick question. If you're making an oval rug, do you just make a longer loop and kind of hold it in an oval as you get started? Do you need to sew together the straight parts of the oval to keep from having a slit down the middle? (I guess that was two questions, but oh well)
Right Amy - - in the beginning you would add more crochets to make the starting point a longer loop. Good luck with it!
I'm doing a round rug and it keeps curling in on itself. Any idea why? How can I stop it from doing that?
try adding in more single crochets and see if that will help... good luck with it
how long would one in a circle take to make?
Just a comment to say "Way to go". This may just keep another craft skill alive.
Not only that, but it keeps all those done for sheets and T-shirts on a second run around the track.
I'm backing you mightily!
Ohhh, I love this! I am definitely going to do it! If the following is helpful to anyone, the stitch is called a single crochet, and the hook is a size P. Here's the link for them at Walmart. http://www.walmart.com/ip/Jumbo-Crochet-Hooks/17354831
Hi, Amy! Instead of making your chain into a loop/circle, you keep it a straight chain. Then you turn it backwards on itself and crochet all the way around it. So. To start out, make a chain, and then do your first single crochet stitch in the second chain from your hook. Keep crocheting, and when you get to the other end of the chain, you crochet around it to the other side. I'd look for some tutorials on youtube (crochet by teresa has wonderful tutorials). You can watch it all in slow-motion, step-by-step. The stitch is called a single crochet. The oval is commonly used in patterns for the bottom of baby booties. A video like this might help: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_B9BinO3ULg If the spaces in the middle bother you and you're ambitious enough to add another step, then start out with a "foundation single crochet," instead of a chain, for which there are numerous tutorials on youtube as well. Best of luck!
Ohhhh, the wonderful memories! Many posts have mentioned recalling their grandmothers' or aunts' wonderful rag rugs, but I haven't seen any 'outdoor' variety posts. My grandmother raised her farm family during the Depression & never wasted ANYthing. Always busy with her hands, she used what she had to live out the "necessity is the mother of invention" proverb. In addition to rag rugs & piece quilts, etc., I remember so fondly seeing her make "back porch rugs" with the 'new' store-bought (plastic, therefore weatherproof) bread wrappers. Thank you so much, Mandy, for the sweet memories & helping keep this craft alive - especially in this - all too often - throw-away society. : )
I notice there are not many frayed edges on your strips. Do you fold them over and iron them because I didn't see that step at the beginning. Thanks!
I didn't - - they kind of fold over as you're working with them, but there are some parts where you can see frayed edges and I don't mind it at all.
I think I might do this with my old sheets, but i might try it as a never-ending granny square. Sounds fun.
I have had this same problem! i went several rows out to see if it just needed to wear and the problem only gets worse. :(
I love rag rugs. This is something I think even I can make! We shall see.
Hi Mandy~
GREAT project...I remember making this kind of rug my Grandma taught me back in the 60's back in Honolulu!
Now I will make it with all the fabric my Mom and I have collected over the years!
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Thank you soooooo much. I've just made my first ever rag run (oval) and it looks just wonderful.
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Here's our video interview with Hikaru Nakamura, conducted right after his victory at the Univé Chess Tournament in Hoogeveen, The Netherlands where he finished ahead of Sergey Tiviakov, Anish Giri and Hou Yifan. The American top grandmaster speaks about his strategy for his last round game, his overall performance in Hoogeveen, his previous events, his current approach to chess, the ICC and... the tie he wore on the last day. :-)
1 year 5 months ago
Already liked him.. he's being ''dishonest'' though about ICC! he still has hours and hours of bulletsessions per day sometimes, an enjoyment to watch.
I bet in the months off he mentioned he will be online 24/7 as usual , can't wait
Sorry to hurt Nakamura's fanboys but he isn't as good as Carlsen. Carlsen is rated 2847! Nakamura ia a 2750-ish player.
Sorry but Nakamura is not a Carlsen. Winning a tournament with 2600 players is a shame; Carlsen would never beat weaker players for rating points.
1 year 5 months ago
Nakamura could only play against whom the organizers invited. Unfortunately, they couldn't bring back Kramnik and Polgar. In any case, you still have to beat the 2650ish player (it's not easy - don't believe me? - check out the hurting the 2650 Giri and McShane inflicted on Magnus - not too long ago)
1 year 5 months ago
What an inane comment. Carlsen can't help but beat weaker players for rating points, EVERYONE is rated lower. You obviously type before you think...
1 year 5 months ago
One could argue that Carlsen winning Biel last year, and not even winning this year was also beating weaker players for rating points (both times he actually invited himself). I wouldn't call it a shame that a top player accepts to face weaker opposition and participates in an event where he is clear favorite - I just mean to imply that anon is talking nonsense [and I am certainly neither a Carlsen nor a Nakamura fanboy!].
Another story is whether Nakamura's win in Hoogeveen means that he has regained his form - he might have beaten such players also in London despite his supposedly terrible form - actually he did beat Giri.
Hypothetically (well not quite) would anyone praise Nakamura for winning an event where the other players are below 2500? In a way, that's what he did at the European Club Cup after his first-round loss against Andreikin - but +4=2 against Karttunen, Popilski, Leer-Salvesen, Moen, Williams and Raznikov actually cost him a few rating points ... .
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\\\\\\well, the kid seems to have shaken off his bad form. Good for him. I hope he can keep it up. That last game was a fine piece of work.
Bad form?! What a silly excuse! Carlsen has bad forms too but still win 2730-ish tournaments; and you don't see Carlsen picking up ratings points by beating 2600 rated players for his "bad form."
Nakamura is a joke. So he loses rating points from the Big Boys and then goes on to play 2600 tournaments to pick up the lost points!
1 year 5 months ago
What is wrong with beating up weak players. Weak players should be beaten to within an inch of their life, buried in the sand and beaten again with a wet noodle.
Anand should stop hiding his preparation and give it a try.
Nakamura played nice chess especially the last game.
As far as Nakamura being 2750ish and Carlsen being a 2847 well if you are mathimatically impaired that might make sense you can compare peak to peak ratings of 2785 vs 2847 which is vary fair, or probably their maintained average elo of approx 2770 vs 2830 is even more representative of reallity without doing the actual math. So yes a real 60 elo exists between them but Carlsen is the best player in the world today and being on average about 6th or 7th in the world is rather exceptional imho.
Then again I don't take the comments too seriously as they appear to be nonsensical simply to draw a response and so they have. For example Nakamura is at least willing to play players better than he is while Carlsen only gains elo from weaker players. Oh well its the internet after all its not like you have to take an iq test to participate, just internet access and a computer.
Yes he was born in Hirakata, Osaka to a Japanese father and an American mother but he went to the United States at only 2 years old. I wonder if he has toured much in Japan and how popular he is there. Is he more popular in Japan than shogi stars?
I am from Japan, and as far as I know Nakamura is not known beyond chess community in Japan, and chess community here is very small as Shogi and Go are much more popular.
That being said, most of chess fans here follow Nakamura's games keenly, because we believe he is one of the most interesting contemporary chess players style-wise, and he has played several tournaments in Japan.
We hope this tournament is his first step of recovery from his recent bad form.
1 year 5 months ago
Thanks for sharing!
Can you give us a few words about chess i Japan?
What do yourself find in international chess which you don't already get in Shogi or Go?
Has Habu been a part of your community, or is he just too big a star? His 2400-rating is impressive anyway.
Fascinating that Japan and China are extremely strong chess-nations, but in the "wrong" forms of chess. I would have loved a match between Habu and Magnus on "common ground"!
1 year 5 months ago
Habu has played in a couple of World Opens. I actually interviewed him. Very nice fellow!
1 year 5 months ago
Its will take Carlsen years before he can dethrone Anand. There is just a big gap in overall chess understanding. Anand is a walking chess encyclopedia
"There is just a big gap in overall chess understanding"
If Gelfand and Topalov came an inch from beating Anand I doubt that the gap is all that huge between Anand and Carlsen (at least if we are talking about to Anand's advantage).
His lack of chess understanding can be nullified by greater practical skills and things like a better memory or greater endurance. Carlsen f.i. had some lucky escapes and wins against Kramnik in 5th hour of play and coincidentally he has a relatively bad score against young players. I'm sure he could tire Anand into submission, especially since Anand has adopted a draw mode.
I don't think Carlsen's lack of chess understanding is as big as is often proclaimed on these pages, or that it's more a question of endurance or tiring opponents into submission in his case. To me the "lucky escapes" usually have more to do with Carlsen's openings being far worse than that of some other top players, and it's not that these opponents tire later as much as actual chess understanding coming into play more than it does in the opening.
Incredible. This interview is enough reason for the Carlsen brigade to start talking about him and the problems of Anand. What a bunch of losers when they can't stand another player being in the spotlight.
Why always this discussion of who is better? Just look at the rating list. Despite its flaws, that is how we chess players compare each other and what we agree to by playing under FIDE rules. I like Naka, he is a fighter as Carlsen is too. The humbleness displayed in the video suits Naka well. He seems to grow up. We'll see after his next big win, though ;) He'll be back in the top 10 for sure. Keep going Naka!
"...originally I thought I would be playing who..."
What does he mean by that?!! He should at least have enough respect for his opponents to remember their name! Besides his grammar isn't even right. Correct would be; "...originally I thought I would be playing (who was that?)..." Just because Japan and China have their 'differences' as he put it doesn't mean that he can't show proper respect to his colleagues. You would think that a player at his level who could remember so many variations could remember the name of his opponent instead of saying "who". Disgraceful!
1 year 5 months ago
He is saying "Hou" (as in "Hou Yifan") in an American accent. It is rather obvious. Your stupidity and unjustified hate for Nakamura is incredibly sad.
1 year 5 months ago
i think naka is actually very respectful of hou and i have heard her name pronounced "who" by others, although i wont trust either way til i hear her pronounce it herself. anyway he paid her the highest of compliments when he admitted to being worse and missing her tactical shot in their second game, and seemed gracious in their post-mortem staying a good while to talk over the game with her.
You can hear Hou pronounce her own name in episode 17 of The FEB: http://thefeb.com/2012/02/15/017-rock-aronian-hou-risin/
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Sure but not bad at all for an American ;o]
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ATLANTA UNIVERSITY, ATLANTA, GA., Is a Christian Institution, unsec-tarian in its management and influence, wholly controlled by an independent Board of Trustees, and receiving no aid from city, state or national government, or benevolent society. Has 290 students in College, Normal, College Preparatory and Sub-Normal departments, under 23 officers and teachers. Trains teachers and leaders of their race from among the sons and daughters of the Freedmen of the South. Has sent out 306 graduates from College and Normal courses, nearly all of whom, together with hundreds of past undergraduates, are engaged in teaching and other useful work in Georgia and surrounding States. Owns four large brick buildings, on sixty-five acres of land, one mile from the centre of Atlanta, Ga., library of 9,400 volumes, apparatus and other equipment—all valued at not less than a quarter of a million dollars. 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The young and vigorous can laugh, but we feel - excused in wishing for only one such "spell of weather" this winter. The day of prayer for colleges was observed Jan. 28 in the usual way, the afternoon exercises being given up for that purpose.' The praise service at 1.15 was conducted by Prof. Webster. Class prayer meetings were held from 1.45 to 2.30. The school was then favored with an address by Rev. H. H. Proctor, pastor of the first Congregational church in this city. Mr. Proctor is a graduate of Fisk University and of Yale Theological Seminary. While in Yale he was counted as one of the most promising of their students. The work he has done in this his first pastorate has been excellent. About seventy have recently turned to God in special services in his church. His address was listened to most attentively, in spite of a temperature that made overcoats and wraps essential for comfort. In it he urged three thoughts, as appropriate to the day. 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From programmable rhythm machines and tape echo units to some of the most popular (and powerful) synthesizers ever made, for over 40 years the Roland Corporation has been a major manufacturer of gear for almost every style and genre of music. Founded in 1972 by Ikutaro Kakehashi, Roland has created some of the most iconic music gear of the past 40 years, from the Space Echo, Jazz Chorus amplifier and Jupiter 8 to the Fantom series of workstations and V-Drum and V-Guitar systems, Roland has consistently created technology that expands the world of musical expression.
As one of the principal contributors to development of the MIDI standard, Roland has always taken their position as an industry leader seriously with a commitment to developing new technologies and standards for the benefit of the musical community, as well as being strongly committed to environmentally consciousness manufacturing, reflecting a concern for the larger community as well. With the acquisition of Cakewalk and the Sonar family of DAW software in 2008, Roland products offer a virtual "one-stop shop" for digital audio and recording, as they continue to develop new, innovative products for musicians.


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According to Anthony Seldon, head of Wellington College, Berkshire, fee-paying private schools have a "moral duty" to help run failing government schools in deprived areas. However, says James Stanfield, private schools are right to question the wisdom of this approach.
In this response to the Vickers report, financial experts Tim Ambler and Miles Saltiel argue that the report's findings fail to address the root causes of the financial crisis and would create another layer of bureaucracy. Instead, the government should allow the creation of new "Trust Banks" that would be safely run, reduce arguments for protection of riskier banks, and introduce new competition to the high street.
In a follow up his last report on the Tobin Tax, Adam Baldwin assesses the impact of the European Commission's Financial Transaction Tax on Britain. He draws on the EC's impact assessment and independent research and concludes that it would wipe out derivatives trading in the City, hurt economic growth and increase market volatility.
High Speed 2 will be enormously expensive if the government proceeds with it. But is it worth the money? In this report, Nigel Hawkins examines the arguments for HS2, particularly the "non-economic" benefits of the project, and argues that HS2 is a white elephant that the government should scrap.
The government is tilting at windmills with its plans to finance long-term care, says Terry Arthur. Normal market mechanisms could provide everything that people want, if the government would only allow the market to be free and remove the welfare state from people's lives.
The old balance struck between rich and poor in a democracy has been circumvented, says Madsen Pirie. A third option, to borrow from the voters of tomorrow, has given politicians around the world a blank cheque to spend their way into oblivion.
Competition for highly-skilled migrants is more intense than ever. In this policy paper, Alexander Ulrich assesses the importance of highly skilled migrants to the British economy and the factors that migrants consider when deciding where to move. He finds that, of the five biggest factors, the only significant one that government can influence in the short term is income tax levels. If Britain is to attract the best workers from around the world, it has to offer a competitive tax system.
The Vickers Commission got it wrong, says Miles Saltiel. By focusing on linkages between retail and investment banks, it missed the real causes of the 2008 financial crisis and an opportunity to fix the problems in the financial sector. Rather than giving increased competition the lowest priority, as the Commission has, increasing competition in the banking sector should be the main goal in the government's banking policy.
An article claiming that libertarians support autocracy has made ripples online. In this article, Sam Bowman rebuts that article and argues that its author fundamentally misunderstands – and misrepresents – his topic.
A Tobin tax is a proportional tax on all spot conversions from one currency to another. There are now growing calls for a Tobin tax to be introduced into the UK, both to raise revenues and to reduce market volatility. In this policy paper, Adam Baldwin examines the case for the Tobin tax and the associated "Robin Hood Tax" that was inspired by the Tobin tax. Looking at the underlying economics and the international experiences with Tobin taxes, he argues that such a policy would at best be ineffective, and at worst hugely counterproductive and harmful to the UK's financial sector and wider economy.
The Adam Smith Institute is the UK's leading libertarian think tank...