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If you have a Townsend Cutter you love it, but what happens if the one you purchased several years ago does not work as well as it once did?  Bee-line stands behind it! Read this post I found on Gene Sheperd’s blog. Even the Julie, the marketing specialist, has taken up rug hooking so they [...]

Janice asked me on Facebook about selling 1/2 yard pieces of wool.  I’ve decided to give it a try.

Due to possible bad weather later this morning, I canceled the Friday studio class but was able to get a bit of hooking done.  Here’s my progress so far: I added the viney leaves that I added to the rose to the corner flower. I ripped out some of the circles in order to place [...]

I’ve made some changes to the witch. This is still not the final version, but I thought I would show you where she is going. This process can take weeks or months. I still need to analyze the pattern to be sure it is hookable. This will usually cause a few changes.

It has taken several weeks, a ladder, several arrangements of lights and lamps and finally, a new camera. Now I have photos of wool that look more like the actual wool I am selling. I will be adding them frantically. My goal is to have my texture inventory up and running by the first of [...]

I love the look of this wool hooked up. It is warm and dark but still very interesting up close.

This Christmas rug was designed for a Rug Hooking Magazine article. The challenge was to hook with only recycled wool without dyeing anything. The rug appeared in the November/December 2003 issue. Rug is 100% wool on cotton rug warp backing. Cut sizes range from #4 -#8. Price: $350.00 Free shipping via USPS Priority. I will [...]

Two of the easiest websites to use to set up your own website are www.blogspot.com and www.wordpress.com.   If you can send an email with a photo attachment, you have all the skills you need to add content to your site.  Your web address would be something like www.yourwebsite.blogspot.com or www.yourwebsite.wordpress.com To set up a website that [...]