
The first steps in rug hooking a face using wide cuts and textured wool.
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This was hooked as a follow-up piece to “Southern Woman.” I wanted to see if I could get just the right textures for black skin. I took a lot of photos during the process.

The first steps in rug hooking a face using wide cuts and textured wool.
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This entry is part 2 of 13 in the series Woman with BabyI hooked some of the lighter areas. Since I already hooked many of the darks, all that remains is to fill in with medium.
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Textured wide cut face is now filled in with the medium value.
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I begin rug hooking the baby’s hand and eyes.
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Be careful to hide the lines when you are hooking something organic such as a person. In this post I am rug hooking the arm. After breaking it into light, medium and dark areas all that is left is to fill it in.
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Choose a background strategy and simple border for portraits and landscapes.
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Hooking fine hair on a baby can be a challenge. Find out how I solved the puzzle.
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Adding a blue scarf to this woman matches her mood. I had originally planned on rug hooking some elegant jewelry. She look too tired for jewels.
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I am beginning to add some of the background hooking foilage without hooking foilage, just small green spot dyed circles.
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Background rug hooked with spot dyes is beginning to take shape. A darker version of the spot dye is used to fill in the areas around the circles.
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