rug hooking

Dots Without Ends

Learn how to steam your rug for a professional finish. Step 1 of finishing a hooked rug explained clearly with tips from Rughookology by Cindi Gay.

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Starting to prepare the backing for crocheting the edge of this hooked rug. Trim the linen to a generous 1 inch wide, and fold in half toward the front, twice. Pin in place. Miter the corners, trimming to reduce the bulk.

Mendocino Carpetbag. Hooked by Marita Friedman, Moraga, CA, 2009. Revolution Carpetbag. As a master curtain maker turned rug hooker, I've had great fun coming up with ways to combine my couture skills with my new love of hooking. And what could be a better combination than rug hooking and carpetbags? In this article, I give detailed directions for constructing a fabulous hooked carpetbag just in time for the Fourth of July. Take your time, have fun and make something special for yourself—but...

hooked rugs at the Belleville Library

Searsport has what you need to hook your own heirloom rugs! All your supplies, like frames, Hooks, ex wide linen, 100's of Patterns & 1000 of yards of wool! We have Oxford punch needles, Ultra Punch Needles, valdani threads and appliqué supplies too! We are one of the Largest wool shops in the USA! We are in Irmo SC

Kris Miller from Spruce Ridge Studios: Rug of the Day (and a demo on steaming)-December 31st.

The Potting Shed. Designed and hooked by Aileen Ross, Trenton, NS, 2008. Last year, my rug hooking group, the Harbour Hookers, decided to hook small mats that we affectionately called Harbour Vignettes. A "vignette" is a small scene that captures or freezes a moment or idea. Little Harbour—a fishing and farming community founded 225 years ago when Scottish soldiers who fought in the American War of Independence were given grants of land in Nova Scotia—presents its share of vignette subjects...

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