- Jane Halliwell Green Landscape Class for ATHA National 2011
- Blue flower patch in the lower left corner and the path
- Hooking a birch tree – let the wool do the work
- How to hook tree leaves: Birch Tree
- Hooking a natural sky: Step 1
- Rug hooking creative stitches: Shagging
- How to hook tiny sunflowers in a pictorial
- Adjusting the design of a rug hooked pictorial
- Final hooking of rose bushes and adjusting the path
The first pass of sky is hooked in loosely
Today I had a few moments to hook, but no brain energy to scour up the next few colors. I decided to get some of the sky hooked. The method I am using is described in my book, Pine Trees, Grass and Sky.Hooking in the sky loosely helps to make the project move faster and helps to keep the man made look out of the sky. The only time in a landscape you hook perfect straight lines are when you are hooking something man made such as roofing or siding.
