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I spent the day in the dye pots and did not check my email. Thanks to a phone call from Gayle in Louisiana I found out about the error. Here is the corrected link. Cape May Rug Camp Brochure 2012 In case you missed the prior post, you can see the teacher list for Cape Read more . . .
Here is the registration form for the Rugs by the Sea rug camp in Cape May, NJ. The location is magical. It has to be special to get me to drive that far every year. There’s two weeks of camp, each week with a different line up of teachers. Much of the camp is conducted Read more . . .
For all my rug hooking students who yearn to make perfect loops, watch a master, Deanne Fitzpatrick of Novia Scotia. Are perfect loops so perfect after all? Be careful what you wish for.
It is amazing what a little rug hooking time can do! I hooked for two days at Sauder Village last weekend where I started the new stair riser, Simplify. This week I am at my friend, Sue Ellen’s home in North Carolina. We used the snow yesterday as an excuse to stay in all day. Read more . . .
After 2 days at the Sauder Village winter hook-in and a few more hours hooking in North Carolina, I have the bulk of my new stair riser pattern complete! It is not available as a pattern yet. Give me a few days to get home and to get it online. The letters have been hooked Read more . . .
Hi Cindi! Our ATHA rug hooking chapter here in Atlanta, GA will be hosting a Hooked Rug Exhibit next spring with workshops and a hook-in tied into the three month exhibit. Was hoping you could post this news on your blog. The exhibit will be held at the Gwinnet Environmental & Heritage Center just outside Read more . . .
Break up the winter and come hook. Join me for an informal rug hooking hook-in on March 2, 2012 at my home. See the full article for more details.
How often have you thought “I should quit my job and go live on a tropical island?” My son, Bob, is doing exactly that. His long term relationship with his girlfriend has ended and NYC is killing him. He has given notice and will be leaving CBS at the end of January. He needed some Read more . . .
Once you begin hooking on your pattern, order the feet for the footstool so you will have them when your hooking is complete. You can find many sources on the internet. A few are listed below. These feet are 4″ in diameter and 6″ tall which will give you a final footstool height of approximately Read more . . .
Construction material list for building your own footstool. A rug hooked footstool can be the jewel in any room. Making one is simpler than you may think. Finish it off yourself using the instructions or take it to an upholster. This material list will get you started
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