Purple color scheme planning for Annie’s Flower Power footstool
Today in class Pat Mensing shared with us her progress on Annie’s Flower Power footstool. She is hooking it for a member of her family. They both came to my studio a few weeks ago and picked out the colors. Pat used the instructions that come with the pattern for the color placement.
Take a close look at the Queen Anne’s Lace. Because the background is light, Pat used all the medium soft tones from the rug. Each flower has more than one color! Color planning plays a vital role in rug hooking, helping you select and combine hues that bring your project to life. If you’re looking for inspiration or need help organizing your colors, the color planning for rug hooking section is a great place to start.

Instant color scheme planning for your hooked rug
This pattern is available as a rug and as a footstool, your choice. The instructions apply to both. Quantities are listed for each pattern and a description of the type of wool that works best. Follow along and supply your own color choices for an instant color plan.
If you’re working on designs like oak acorns, the color planning for oak acorns guide offers helpful tips on choosing the right shades for nature-inspired motifs.
For those looking to refine their color choices further, Seabee color planning adjustments can help tweak your palette and ensure the colors complement each other seamlessly, making your project truly stand out.
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Annie’s Flower Power Footstool – Square
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Annie’s Flower Power Rug Hooking Pattern
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A group of six of us just spent 3 delightful days at Cindi’s for one of her workshops at her home. It is money well spent. She is constantly teaching and you are constantly learning. If you think you know everything about rug hooking, there is more to know.
Cindi has something to teach you. The village of Pemberville is a delight. Jack and the two cats help in hooking. I highly encourage you to get a group together, forget your cares, and try Cindi’s rug hooking therapy for three days. You won’t be sorry. Marsha
Thanks for the endorsement, Marsha! I’ve enjoyed having your group for a workshop for the last two years.
I really like the colors on this purple color way! Anxious to see it finished . I am working on mine now and hope to finish it soon! There are 4 or 5 of us doing stools right now!
There is something special about a stool. They are not as hard to finish as you might think. I’ll be writing more articles in the future.
Well done, Pat.
Cindi….when can we expect the footstool videos? I’ve had my footstool hooked for quite a while, but would like to see the video before attempting the upholstering.
I hope to get to that soon, but I’ll have to relearn some of the editing. If you subscribe to the website, you’ll see the notice when it is ready. I announce it there.
Pat’s colors are wonderful! Cindi, your color plan tutorial, nothing short of inspirational! Many thanks.
love this pattern and color plan!
Thanks, Elizabeth. I’ll be sure to post finished photos of this piece. Pat is a fast hooker, so it will not take too long. Stay tuned.