how to create your own hand hooked rugs
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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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 009 Where to start rug hooking General rug hooking "rules" Start in the center and work your way outHook what is on top firstOutline and then fill Have you subscribed to this podcast? …
Episode 007 How to rug hook - pulling up the loops Pulling up your loops can be frustrating, but I may be able to help. Grab a hook and play along with this episode. Have you subscribed to …
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Episode 006 You can cut your wool strips with a fancy cutter or a simple pair of scissors. Rotary cutters do not work as well due to wool's low thread count per inch. Need a review of the rug …
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Episode 005 Rug Hooking Frames Hoopa simple embroidery hoopweighed down with a bean bag filled with coinspicture frame wrapped in cloth, use t-pins to hold backing in placemight want to join a …
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