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Use this fabric to transfer your custom pattern from paper to rug hooking backing. Sometimes called pattern tracing paper or pattern tracing cloth. This one is extremely thin and you can easily see your design underneath.
36″ wide (same width as the old red dot) but much cheaper!

This handy tool will help you to mark the 1 1/4″ edge around your rug. No more looking for notes or squinting to see the measuring tape. Just line it up along the loops and draw your line in the ditch.


This is for the pouch only!
I will ship this to Canada.

A perfect way to organize your strips and KEEP them organized.

Choose your width below.
58″ wide is suitable for rugs up to 46″ (6″ allowance on each side). If you hook smaller rugs, I recommend the 75″ wide because you can cut that in half to make two footstools or 2 25″ rugs.
If you buy the 58″ and hook a 25″ rug (25+6+6=37″) and cut off the excess, you only have a scrap 21″ wide. After allowing for 6″ on the edge, you can only hook something 9″ wide.
Wide rug warp is not just for large rugs.