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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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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 …
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. …
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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 Be sure to visit Cindi Gay Recommendation page for the latest links. Rug Hooking Frames Hoopa simple embroidery hoopweighed down with a bean bag filled with coinspicture frame …
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