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7 Best Tufting Workshops in Singapore

Compare 7 of the best tufting workshops in Singapore, from beginner rug-tufting classes to couple dates and corporate team-building, and pick your studio.

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Amir Wahab
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Participants making tufted rugs with tufting guns on frames at a Singapore rug-tufting workshopAI image by LocalRank

Rug tufting has quickly become one of Singapore's favourite hands-on creative outings, and there is now a small but growing cluster of dedicated studios to try it at. This guide to the best tufting workshops in Singapore rounds up beginner-friendly spaces where you wield a tufting gun to punch yarn into a frame and walk out with your own rug, mirror or coaster, whether you book solo, as a couple or for a team.

1. Tuft Club

Tuft Club runs guided rug-tufting sessions on Circular Road near Clarke Quay, where beginners use a tufting gun and a large wall of yarn to make a framed rug or a tufted mirror to take home the same day. Workshops come in several finished sizes and suit solo makers, couples and larger groups, and the studio also takes on custom rug commissions and corporate team-building bookings. It describes itself as Southeast Asia's first tufting studio and says it has operated since 2021.

Circular Road (Clarke Quay)
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2. HelloRugs

HelloRugs is a tufting studio in the Aljunied area offering beginner-friendly workshops in which you tuft your own rug, plush mirror or tote bag, choosing from a palette the studio lists as more than 60 yarn colours. Sessions span mini through larger frame sizes with varying durations, and finishing includes shaving the pile and adding an anti-slip backing. It welcomes couples, friends and celebrations, offers custom rug orders, and runs corporate and group events for larger parties.

3. WeTuft

WeTuft occupies a large space at Gillman Barracks where visitors tuft custom rugs with a tufting gun, alongside other crafts such as punch needle and t-shirt painting. Workshops range from short introductory sessions to longer masterpiece formats, and the studio caters to individuals, couples, private celebrations and sizeable corporate team-building groups. It says it was founded in 2022 and bills itself as Singapore's largest crafting and team-building studio.

4. About You Studio

About You Studio, in Sim Lim Square near Bugis, runs guided tufting workshops where you design and tuft your own rug across a range of frame sizes and finish it the same day, with bag tufting and other yarn crafts also on offer. The studio positions its sessions as beginner-friendly and suited to friends, couples, families, birthdays and team bonding, and it takes made-to-order custom rug commissions. It says it started in 2022.

Bugis (Sim Lim Square)
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5. Anna Craft Creative

Anna Craft Creative is a crafts studio whose guided tufting workshops let you make a rug or coaster, with mirrors, bags and cushions available for an additional materials charge, and it notes that the piece type can be decided during the session. Instruction is offered in English and Chinese, and the studio runs group packages for parties and corporate bookings. It operates studios at Pioneer and in Chinatown, so beginners can pick whichever location suits.

6. Hueplay Studio

Hueplay Studio offers rug-tufting workshops, which it calls Rugs N' Tuft, in several frame sizes, and rounds out its programme with punch needle, art jamming and figurine painting for a broader crafts outing. It presents itself as a relaxed, social space that suits casual makers, friends and groups. The studio's own site notes a recent move, so confirm the current address when booking.

7. Cutloop Studio

Cutloop Studio, on Keong Saik Road, runs beginner-friendly rug-tufting workshops where you learn to handle the tufting gun and make a personalised framed rug, with smaller mini-rug and tufted-mirror formats also offered. No experience is needed, and the studio provides the tufting gun, a curated range of yarn colours and the finishing of your piece. The sessions suit solo makers, couples and small groups after a hands-on creative afternoon.

Keong Saik Road
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How to choose

  • Decide what you want to make and how long you have: mini frames, coasters and tufted mirrors take an hour or two, while a full-size rug can run four hours or more.
  • Match the format to your group, since some studios are set up for solo makers, couples and small friend groups while others specialise in large corporate team-building and private events.
  • Check what is included before booking, as the tufting gun, yarn range, frame size and finishing steps like shaving and an anti-slip backing all vary between studios.
  • Confirm the studio's current location and opening hours directly, because several tufting studios are young and have recently moved or added outlets.
  • Ask about custom or made-to-order options if you have a specific design in mind, and clarify booking, rescheduling and cancellation terms up front.
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Amir Wahab

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Amir Wahab is the founder and editor of LocalRank, an independent Singapore rankings and local guides publication.

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