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Rug Hooking:     more books (100)

Projects for Fiber Art Lovers: Country Coordinates to Quilt, Hook, Stencil, & Paint Prodded Hooking For A Three-Dimensional Effect by Gene R. Shepherd, 2008-10-31 Hooking Rugs: Storey's Country Wisdom Bulletin A-120 (Storey Country Wisdom Bulletin) by Lila Fretz, 1990-01-12 Celebration of Hand-Hooked Rugs (v. XVIII) by "Rug Hooking" Magazine, 2008-09 Simply Primitive: Rug Hooking, Punchneedle, And Needle Felting (That Patchwork Place) by Pat Cross, 2006-07-21 Basic Rug Hooking: Everything You Need to Begin Hooking Rugs Paperback by Hooking Rug Magazine, 2003-07 Celebration of Hand-Hooked Rugs XX by Rug Hooking Magazine, 2010-09 A Celebration of Hand-hooked Rugs XIV (No. 14) by Rug Hooking Magazine, 2004-08-31 Hooking Rugs: New Materials, New Techniques (Crafts) by Gloria Crouse, 1990-10-01 The Rug Hook Book: Techniques, Projects and Patterns for This Easy, Traditional Craft A Celebration of Hand-Hooked Rugs XI (No. 11) Designing & Hooking Primitive Rugs by Susie Stephenson, 2009-07-28 Rug Hooker's Garden: 10 Experts Teach You How to Hook a Veritable Bouquet of Blossoms (Framework Series) by Rug Hooking Magazine, 2005-07-20 Hooked on Cats: Complete Patterns and Instructions for Rug Hookers by Joan Moshimer, 1991-04

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21. The Woolery - Locker Hooking, Rug Hooking And Braiding Books
    Locker Hooking, rug hooking/Punching and Braiding Books. The Woolery LOCKER HOOKING, rug hooking, RUG PUNCHING, BRAIDING. Click and  
    http://www.woolery.com/bookslocker.html
    
    Extractions: Map to Store The Woolery maintains an extensive inventory of titles for all aspects of the fiber crafts, including spinning, weaving, dyeing, knitting, machine knitting, crocheting, felting, fiber animals and a wonderful collection of childrens' books that have a fiber craft or animal tilt. We think you will find something for every occasion. If you would like recommendations or don't see a title, give us a call. Books, particularly craft books, come and go, so the list is always changing. We will try to keep this on-line list up to date. JUDGING A BOOK BY ITS COVER now you can. Most of the books listed on this page have a link to a new page with a color picture of the cover and a more complete description of the book. Covers are presented in relative size so you can also estimate the size of the book. We hope this makes buying books on-line from The Woolery easier. Hint - Looking for something? Use your browser's "Find" feature to look for a specific author, title or key word on the page of your interest. Categories - Spinning Weaving Felting and Fiber Dyeing,

22. Hand-Hooked Rugs , Mats & Pins - By Sally Van Nuys-Brown
    I also offer commission rug hooking. If you are interested in having a rug hooked, please EMAIL me and hooked this rug, incorporating many rug hooking elements used in the  
    http://www.amherst-antiques-folkart.com/RugHooking_Complete.htm
    
    Extractions: Rug Hooking Home Hand-Hooked Goods Completed, hand-hooked primitives for your home! See Shopping Basket I also offer commission rug hooking . If you are interested in having a rug hooked, please EMAIL me with your inquiry. I can design and hook a rug especially for you, or I can hook a rug of any commercially available pattern that you might choose. I work in primitive wool cuts (1/4-inch and larger). I don't do fine shaded hooking, but if you love the antique primitive look with lots of textures and an aged feel, that's what I do best! Interested? Let's talk! ©2003, 2004 Sally Van Nuys-Brown, All rights reserved. Click on photo to view enlargement Heavenly Hearts Hooked Rug See Antique Hooked Rugs here! Pattern also available to hook your own. I hooked this design in a primitive cut for a vintage feel, but the colors are slightly more contemporary for a bit of whimsy. There are bits of raw wool hooked into the wings to give a softness and texture to them. See the enlarged photo for a better look. The rounded top corners give the illusion of a tombstone top, but they are actually just hooked into the rectangular shape of the rug. I really enjoyed designing and hooking this rug. Measures 14 x 20 inches.

23. Hooked Rugs, Custom Rugs, Animal Print Rugs, Pet Portraits, Rug Hooking Kits, Ha
    Handhooked wool, Americana hooked and custom-made design rugs handmade on Long Island, N.Y. Also rug hooking kits and supplies.  
    http://www.gwruggery.com/
    
    Extractions: E-mail: Ruggery@optonline.net For more than 80 years, interior designers, celebrities and local residents have come to a small business on the North Shore of Long Island to commission custom-designed, hand-hooked rugs. The Ruggery creates unique, meticulously crafted rugs of the highest quality wool here in our workshop. We’re one of the few places in America where you can have a carpet hand made to suit any space or occasion: whether it’s a small gift rug for a new baby, a personalized memory rug for your folks' anniversary, an accent rug for your bedroom, or a large area rug for a formal dining room. At the Ruggery, it’s our job to provide you with home furnishings that are beautiful and useful: rugs of incomparable workmanship that please the eye and warm the soul. Each of our rugs is hand made for you, the client. You can choose from hundreds of existing designs or have one of our designers come up with one just for you. We use only the finest 100% New Zealand wool, which we dye in-house. Every loop of your rug is hand hooked by our skilled artisans, who instill elegance, purpose and pride into every rug they craft.

24. Rug Hooking Realm
    style. Recently, she has taken a keen interest in rug hooking using hand dyed wool. She Antiques Site! Some Great Links for rug hooking  
    http://www.sihope.com/~tipi/tiq.html
    
    Extractions: This page is presented as a boutique for Tiques to show off her many creative talents. As owner of the Osprey Nest, she has a great eye for design, elegance and style. Recently, she has taken a keen interest in rug hooking using hand dyed wool. She creates original patterns and only the best of materials. The background on this page was created from her very first project which I am very proud to say she gave to me as one of my treasured memories of our Minnesota weekend in December, 1996. It is about ten inches square with a loft of about a half-inch. It looks terrific on our dining room table under whatever centerpiece the season calls for.

25. The Primitive Cupboard
    The Primitive Cupboard offers a large selection of primitive craft patterns for dolls, rug hooking, penny rug, stitchery, folk art painting and home décor items for your country home. These items  
    http://www.primitivecupboard.com/Catalog.cfm?CFID=467540&CFTOKEN=13340165&am

26. Rug Hooking - All Fiber Arts Link Library
    rug hooking. Past Present Rug Shop rug hooking supplies, patterns, Puritan lap frames, OTT lights and other useful information for rug hookers.  
    http://www.allfiberarts.com/cs/rughooking.htm

27. New Page 1
    Offers traditional rug hooking designs, supplies and lessons, as well as a variety of hand dyed wool and hand printed patterns.  
    http://www3.sympatico.ca/heartlandcreations/
    
    Extractions: T raditional Rug Hooking, Supplies, Designs, And Lessons Welcome We at Heartland Creations would like to welcome everyone to our new site. We are a small but bustling company operating from a town called Stayner, in the heart of Ontario's Georgian Triangle. A business that has always been dedicated to its products with hand crafted touches and personal service. We are very excited to finally get this site off and running and hope to hear from you about our products and services. This site coincides with the anniversary of our fifth year of operation. Please feel free to look through our pages to see who we are and what we have to offer you, the Rug Hooker. Thank you, Sheila Klugescheid Well recognized rug Design of Heartland Creations) What is Rug Hooking There are many theories about the origin of Rug Hooking. Some believe that it dates back to the medieval days where rugs were used as bed coverings, others believe that it started with the Egyptians or, even the craft has its roots in the Orient. Where ever or how ever old, the one thing that most everyone will agree on is, that it got its start on this continent by about the 1800's in the Maritimes and New England. The art of Rug Hooking was a great pastime for sea faring men at sea to while away time and for women settlers to cover cold earth floors in very early homes. These rugs where created by drawing a pattern on feed sacs and then they would cut old worn out clothing into strips and use a hook fashioned out of an old knife or nail to pull the strips up through the back of the sack to form a looped pile.

28. Rug Hooking How To Information, Techniques, And Articles
    rug hooking. Spotlight On. Deanne Fitzpatrick rug hooking Learn more about Deanne Fitzpatrick s hooking rugs Hooking rugs is  
    http://www.creativity-portal.com/howto/artscrafts/rug.hooking.html
    
    Extractions: Wood Crafting Rug Hooking Spotlight On Deanne Fitzpatrick Rug Hooking "Hooking rugs is a simple task of pulling strips of wool cloth, usually recycled clothing, washed, dried, and torn apart through a burlap backing loop by loop. There are no hard and fast rules. The simplest way to learn is to pick out a kit or start from scratch." Deanne's site features a beautiful gallery of finished rugs, patterns, templates, hooking instructions, and an extensive FAQ section. Rug Hooking Online "Rug hooking uses a hand hook, similar in shape to a crochet hook, to form a looped pile from fabric strips or yarn on an even-weave base fabric." Site features fully-illustrated articles and patterns from Rug Hooking magazine, "Ask the Expert" section with Q & A about rug hooking, and a beautiful Celebrations Gallery.

29. Deanne Fitzpatrick Rug Hooking
    Deanne Fitzpatrick rug hooking. Visit hookingrugs.com to learn more about Deanne Fitzpatrick and her rug hooking art. Visit Deanne Fitzpatrick rug hooking.  
    http://www.creativity-portal.com/howto/artscrafts/features/spotlight/hooking.rug
    
    Extractions: kit or start from scratch." I grew up in Freshwater, Placentia Bay, Newfoundland, the youngest of seven children. My mother and both of my grandmothers hooked rugs as a past time, and as a chore of necessity. By the time I was born by my grandmothers had died and my mother had long since abandoned rug hooking as a chore of poverty. In Newfoundland in the late sixties, and early seventies very few people were hooking, though there was still a scattered mat hanging about peoples back doors. For the most part it was out with the old and in with the new. I can still see a Rita Murphy, my friends mother, sitting in her back room, hooking away on her mats. Her floors were a carpet of many multicoloured hooked rugs. At the time to me it seemed an old fashioned thing. Little did I know that I would spend years doing exactly the same thing.

30. New World Rug Hooking Classes Supplies And Commissioned Work
    Offers classes, commissioned work, materials, supplies and an online portfolio related to fiber art of handmade hooked rugs.  
    http://www.newworldrughooking.com
    
    Extractions: We offer a range of products and services: Classes are offered on an ongoing basis in the Boise area. We also offer a week-long workshop in Sun Valley, ID. We welcome you to sign up for and of these. Rug Hooking Supplies are available for your hooking needs. You can order these through this web site or by contacting us at 208-462-4016. Commissioned Hooked Artwork: Have a personal rug hooked by New World Rug Hooking. This design can be created through collaboration between you and a member of the New World Rug Hooking staff. Many examples can be provided as a starting point. Contact Information Feel free to contact us via phone, email or US Mail: Telephone Postal address 5 Stony Brook Ln.

31. Origins Of Traditional Rug Hooking
    Origins of Traditional rug hooking. He wrote three carefully researched, well illustrated informative books on rug hooking now unfortunately out-of-print.  
    http://www.wcushing.com/rug_hooking_origins.htm
    
    Extractions: Origins of Traditional Rug Hooking by Joan Moshimer NOTE: By the term "Rug Hooking" we mean the craft which employs a simple hook and strips of fabric - the strips cut from worn out clothing, curtains, etc. which was developed to give them new and useful life. The hook in one hand above the foundation material and the strip held beneath in the other hand, the hook begins pulling up loops from the strip which when repeated many times close together forms the surface of a rug. A distinguished American architect and scholar in the 1920s and 30s, William Winthrop Kent became interested in the hooked rugs of the humble housewives living in the New England states and neighboring provinces of the Canadian Maritimes, recognizing that he was looking at an art form with much distinction and potential. He wrote three carefully researched, well illustrated informative books on rug hooking - now unfortunately out-of-print. In the first, called THE HOOKED RUG, he set himself the task of finding out just when and where rug hooking began. The earliest evidence of the craft that he could find can be seen in a photograph on page 6 of his book, showing a small mat dating from the 6th century that is now in the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York. This basic form of hooking apparently was practiced by the Copts from the 3rd to the 7th century AD. The Copts were descended from the ancient Egyptians. From his description of the Coptic process it seems as if their work was remarkably similar to our present day hooking. They made a fabric "which was based on the appreciation of the artistic possibilities of loops of colored wool left standing above the surface of the basic material"

32. Gingerbread Junction: Quilt Patterns, Quilts, Quilting Fabric, Quilting Classes,
    Quilting patterns, fabric, quilt notions, thimbles, folk art, rug hooking, kits, and books.  
    http://www.explorewisconsin.com/gingerbreadjunction/index.html
    
    Extractions: previous page/directory Type in one or more key words (or a phrase) and location to search our entire site! West Bend's Largest Selection of Fabric, Quilting Patterns, and Notions Formerly in Fond du Lac, Gingerbread Junction is now located in a renovated 1900s storefront in historic Downtown West Bend. Gingerbread Junction offers over 2000 bolts of fabric and many sewing patterns and other quilting supplies. Gingerbread Junction also offers friendly, personal service to quilters of all skill levels, featuring: Make sure you stop by Gingerbread Junction in late September for the Shop Hop. Gingerbread Junction Email us at: qltdonna@netwurx.net 310 North Main Street

33. Rug Hooking, Punching & Braiding Equipment
    rug hooking, Punching Braiding. Gracewood Quilting Hooking Frame $244.95 Designed specifically for quilting, but also useful for hooking rugs.  
    http://www.halcyonyarn.com/rughooking.html
    
    Extractions: Rigby Rag Cutters Rug Braiding Aids If you would like a printed copy of our complete equipment catalog and price list, please call us at 1-800-341-0282 (outside the US and Canada, dial 1-207-442-7909), or use our order form to request one by mail or fax. Don't forget to browse our book catalog for books and videos on every type of weaving, for every level of experience. Halcyon's Rug Punch Kit If you're really interested in punching rugs, treat yourself to the best kit around. Halcyon's Deluxe Rug Punching kit includes an 18" Poplar hoop, a "Craftsman" adjustable pile hand punch, latex backing, the book Hooking Rugs by Gloria Crouse, a current issue of Rug Hooking Magazine and one of the two rug punch kits: (1) Celtic Knotwork Design: Shades of blue and mauve on an off-white background, or (2) Floral Design: White and pink dogwood flowers with green leaves on a navy blue background. Celtic Knot shown at left with kit. Floral show below left

34. Books, Etc.
    Gifts, books, and cards as well as a rug hooking store.  
    http://www.alpinecom.net/~booksetc/

35. Creative Fibers - A Premier Retail Resource Offering Classes And Supplies
    Retail source of supplies and classes for fiber arts including knitting, dyeing, weaving, spinning, basketry, felting, crochet, beading and rug hooking.  
    http://www.creativefibers.com

36. Caroline's Thread & Canvas
    Shop location, information, and photos products including kits, accessories and supplies for needlepoint, crewel, rug hooking, huck weaving, and Japanese temari.  
    http://www.carolinesthreadandcanvas.com/

37. Little Red Chair Designs - Rug Hooking
    Little Red Chair Designs Folk Art Design Studio of Lori Alt-Thiessen - rug hooking. *. *. *. *.  
    http://home.cogeco.ca/~redchair/rughooking.html

38. A Gathering Basket
    Supplies for rug hooking, knitting, and spinning. Also offers art work by local Michigan artists as well as classes.  
    http://www.agatheringbasket.com/

39. Claire Murray | Hand Hooked Rugs, Home Accessories And Women's Clothing.
    s online store features her entire line of hand hooked wool rugs, women s apparel, home accessories, kitchen and bath accessories, rug hooking kits, needle arts  
    http://www.clairemurray.com/tips.asp

40. Dole Enterprises - Plainfield, VT
    Sylvia J. Dole Sugarwood Rug Studio traditional rug hooking and restoration; Brick House Antiques; and Brick House Business Services tax preparation, payroll and accounting.  
    http://www.brick-house.com

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