Ally’s Cat – Small

Product Description

This rug is inspired by my granddaughter’s artwork. The minute I saw this, I knew it had to be a rug.

I taught her how to transfer her pattern to the backing.

And she begins hooking.

This is the tag she made with her Mom’s help. Alaina is about 6 years older in the photo on the tag. That is how long it took her to complete the project. She asked me if that was a record. I assured her that the time she took to hook her pillow was closer to normal than the record. You can use this method to create a label.

My much larger hooked version of the pattern:

After overhearing a conversation between me and her mom, Alaina presented me with this Artist Release. I scanned the piece of paper and printed it on fabric and sewed it to the back of the rug. Although I did it for sentimental reasons, it would be a good idea to do this with any artist release. You will always have it with the rug.

If you’re just starting out with rug hooking, I’ve got you covered with some amazing rug hooking patterns for beginners. These patterns are perfect for anyone looking to dive into the craft—simple, yet full of character!

If you’re looking to add something fun and unique to your space, check out Ally’s Cat large rug hooking pattern. As a fellow cat lover, I can tell you it’s a fantastic design that’s perfect for adding a personal touch to your home.

And if you’re in the mood for something vibrant and lively, don’t miss Annie’s Flower Power rug hooking pattern. The bright and cheerful flowers will instantly bring a pop of color to any room.