- Day 5 Rug Hooking Progress
- Day 5 Rug Hooking Continued
- Day 7 Rug Hooking the rose
- Day 10 Rug Hooking Progress
- Day 22 Rug hooking the scrolls
- Day 35 Still rug hooking the scrolls
- Day 36 My temporary rug hooking set up
- Day 38 of rug hooking: Resolving the Large Leaves
- Day 44 of rug hooking: Rose improvement
- Day 44 Georgia loves my hooked rugs
- Day 050 Rug hooking all weekend
- Day 65 Rug Hooking Progress
- Day 94 Finally got to hook!
- Border progress-Cat’s paw
- Day 94 How to hook crooked loops not straight ones
- Day 99 Circle Border Under Consideration on Room-sized Rug
- Day 275 Progress on border and scroll
- Hooking the circle border
- Day 281 I spent the 4th hooking!
- Back on the border of the room-sized rug
- Day 372 Rug Hooking Progress and Jack
- Day 381 Measurements
- Day 425 Thanksgiving weekend, some progress
- Day 434 Background
- Day 436 Organization
- Day 440 Almost done with center
- Day 442 Center DONE. . . well, almost
- Use and Abuse of Hand Hooked Rug
- Day 1200 Border Design Finalized on Room Sized Rug
- Day 1207 First shot at the final border
- Day 1223 Hooked Rug Border Evaluation
- Day 1232 Hit and Miss Corner on the Room Sized Rug
Hooking has gone fairly easy, but I did my home work before I started. I knew how the motifs hooked up and how all the wools worked together by doing several “study” pieces. You can see the hooked pieces I mention below by visiting the links that follow.
I designed a stair riser, Queen Anne Rose, with some of the motifs that I wanted to use. Next I hooked a footstool, Square Pocketful, using more of this same color scheme. Karen Kahle’s pattern, Antique Rose Runner, used lots of hit and miss, again in the same colors. Next came another stair riser, Annie’s Scrolls. Finally, I designed a companion footstool, Annie’s Flower Power, experimenting with shapes and using the same color scheme.
Queen Anne Rose
Square Pocketful
Antique Rose Runner
Annie’s Scroll
Annie’s Flower Power
I am not satisfied with how the vine over the center support. I will change it later if it still bothers me.
I hit the wrong button a minute ago. Would you mind telling me what size cuts you used on your room-sized rug? Thanks.
Cut sizes vary. I have some 8.5, 8 but mostly 7, my favorite cut size. The queen ann’s lace is smaller, usually a #4 cut to keep it delicate. The hit and miss is whatever is in my scrap bin. They vary anywhere from 3 to 9.