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Wednesday at 4pm eastern
I often drop in, but this hook-in is hosted by Kim Hirt of Because of Ewe.com. Kim specializes in hand dyed wool and has been trusted to dye some of the products I used to offer such as Townhall brick and sky wool.
See you at Kim's Hook-in,
Cindi
After spending an entire week in the company of good friends, in a room painted a beautiful shade of turquoise, I am finally putting the finishing touches on my room-sized hooked rug. As we still have another full day here, we could have waited a little longer to take the photo, but the weather might
..but Rug hooking is so very confusing when you first start out. What equipment do I need? Or more like, what do you NOT need? How do I do this or that? You need someone who is always there that you can ask. You need a teacher or a guide. I can help.
Once you get past the basics, it becomes all about inspiration and different ways to look at your art. I'll teach you ways to go beyond blind experimentation.
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Have been listening to the podcasts and I must say I was skeptical about "just listening". I have noted several good tips, the framing on landscapes, preparing recycled wool and marking new wool with tags for starters.
I like your podcasts!!! Are good for listening multiple times even.
Judi Perkins // Rug Hooker
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I keep sharing your helpful hints and instructional videos on all the Maritime rug Hooking sites I have access to. Every week there is someone asking how to hook animal fur, or how to square-off a pattern, etc. When responding on Deanne Fitzpatrick’s site, I always say she fosters my creativity for textures, while you, YOU, give me the skills to be a better rug hooker. ♥️
Thanks for your brilliant tip to cut out some background on my project for ‘rug ‘school.
Rennie Roop // Rug Hooker
artist and rug hooking teacher
My goal is to help rug hookers find their own style, their own way of rug hooking instead of copying what other people are doing. Whether you use yarn or wool strips, punch or pull your loops traditionally from the top, are you ready to to start your own journey? It begins with one simple step, just sign up for my random email announcements, It's FREE.
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Cindi
