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how to create your own hand hooked rugs
Textured wool (anything that is not solid) can be tricky especially if the repeat is large, but these wools often make the most interesting backgrounds. When I first started teaching in 2000, I was …
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As a general rule of thumb you need four times the wool to cover an area. Calculators are included inside The Rug Hooking Journey* membership inside The Basics course. *The Rug Hooking Journey is …
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So this has nothing to do with rug hooking, but I've talked about this solution for my very hard water during my Live! Lessons and I needed a place to send people. I used to store the mixture …
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See all the patterns on the new Rug Hooking Patterns page. Finally. . . I have all the rug hooking patterns posted and available to you online. All patterns are available on Monk's Cloth, Rug Warp …
Finishing a hooked rug is a very important step. I teach this method to all beginners, but it is also the finish that I use the most. In fact, it is the finish I am using on my room-sized …
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Episode 018 How to search for a rug hooking articleOnline storeSubscribe All Live! EventsThe Rug Hooking Journey Membership Online Courses Have you subscribed to this podcast? Have you …
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Episode 017 Use a photo of a rug for reference, but create your own vision If you don't create your own unique works, who will? Only YOU can hook YOUR rugs. While a photocopy can be a handy …
