This is the original. I designed this pattern for Pat Mensing. Here is her version of this rug hooking pattern. I love the block border around the outside border. It’s a great way to add interest and to use up those scraps.
See more hooked examples of the rug hooking pattern, The Day After.
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Explanation of the faces workshop I taught at Southern Teachers’ Workshop in 2009. See a finished student’s piece by Maddy Frioli.
This pictorial is a very simple design, but really pulls you in. Joanne hooked the largest birch trees that I know of using my specially dyed rug hooking wool. This rug is 21″ x 34″. Birch Bark Hooked Trees Process The sky was done using my sky wool and the method described in my book,…
I love being a part of rugs that mean something to the student. Lois wanted to hook a photo of her mother and uncle taken at the beach. I drew the pattern and dyed the flesh wool. At The Beach Displayed She wanted to keep it small which in some ways made it more difficult,…
Annie’s Flower Power rug hooking pattern hooked by a student.
Patty invited me to teach a three-day class in her home in October. She lives in Floyds Knob, IN which is across the river from Louisville, KY. It was a great group of rug hookers and I had a great time. The workshop was the first weekend in October and even though it has only…
Student rug hooked by Meryl Nelson @ Cape May rug camp 2010.
