Where rug hooking wool meets imagination
Some like it complicated, but some like it simple and you can’t get much more simple than this footstool rug hooking pattern. Just one large sunflower and two crows. You could modify the shape of some of the petals as I did in the Crows and Sunflowers Footstool Pattern. Hook a few of the dropped [...]
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I introduced this pattern this fall. Since then I’ve color planned it several times. As with anything you do often, you begin to see patterns. I decided to share the method I am using to color plan this pattern with you. You will need three pieces (3″ x 36″) of eight different wools. Organize them [...]
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Diane was among the first to hook my new rug hooking pattern, Floral Tangle, certainly the first one I’ve seen finished. Diane asked for a complete color plan for Cape May’s Rugs by the Sea rug camp in September 2012 (yes, just a month ago). She sent me paint chips of the colors used in [...]
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This is the original. I designed this pattern for Pat Mensing. Here is her version of this rug hooking pattern. I love the block border around the outside border. It’s a great way to add interest and to use up those scraps. See more hooked examples of the rug hooking pattern, The Day After.
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I received this photo from Jane in April 2010. Sorry it took so long to get it posted, but here it is in time to inspire your Christmas hooking. I thought you might like to see my finished (finally) version of your Santa Rug from Rug Hooking Magazine 2003. I really enjoyed making it. I [...]
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Christmas rug hooking pattern, Santa taking a day off and ice skating with a feather Christmas tree.
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A simple and elegant oak leaf and acorn rug hooking pattern. This post includes instructions on how to hook it.
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