YOU can create beautiful heirloom quality rug hooking projects. Find tutorials and step-by-step instructions showing you how to create and finish hooked rugs. Discover…
- how to hand-dye your wool
- an easy way to felt wool in your front load washing machine
- transferring rug hooking pattern methods
and so much more…
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In this post, I will show you how I make a pillow from a square or rectangular hooked rug. If Read more
In this post, I will show you two different Rigby wool strip cutters. These are both older vintage machines that Read more
In my felted wool stash, I have quite a bit of wool from garments that I have thrifted, washed, deconstructed, Read more
I really love the way these Santa hooked rug pillows turned out but I wondered if there was a way Read more
I have recently had questions about making commercially dyed black wool look more primitive. When thrifting wool garments, black skirts Read more
After showing you how to make punch needle ornamental corn a few weeks ago, I thought it would be fun Read more
Since I was FINALLY getting ready to hang this camping themed hooked rug in my vintage camper, I was looking Read more
I started with some natural colored felted wool and dyed it with orange dye. It turned out to be a Read more
Gripper strip frames can be expensive, so I know some of you would rather make your own frame (or have Read more
In this post, I am going to be showing you how to make a hooked rug shaped pillow. I will Read more
Rug hookers uses strips of felted wool in different colors to create a design or picture. These strips of wool Read more
I recently completed a makeover on a wooden stool, giving it a flat wooden top perfect for adding a hooked Read more
I have some wool fabrics in my stash that aren't colors I will use in my rug hooking or applique Read more
I have been asked about the feasibility of using thrifted wool for rug hooking projects. When I can find it, Read more
Hooked rugs are made up of strips of felted wool called cuts. Some rug hooking patterns will tell you which Read more
I ran across some Rit Color remover in the clearance section at a store and decided it would be fun Read more
Monks cloth is recommended as one of the possible foundation fabrics for rug hooking or rug punch. Unfortunately, there are Read more
Today, I want to show you how you can create your own stand alone hooked rug projects. I love making Read more
You finished hooking a rug, but there is still work to do to complete the project. The next step is Read more
If you have been hooking or punching with a gripper strip frame, you know how sharp those gripper strip teeth Read more
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