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Re: rug hooking

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#1 · October 7, 2001, 9:35 pm

Posted by: stampinbookworm <stampinbookworm@...>

Deanna,
Would you be willing to post the directions? This is something I have always wanted to try and never did. I think this would be a wonderful project for a rug for our living room floor this winter. Any ideas on where to pick up the wool strips?

Vaughnde Edwards
Missoula, Montana
Praise the Lord, He is Risen Indeed!!

-----Original Message-----
From: David Haley <dhaley@pinenet.com>
To: homesteadheaven@weloveGod.org <homesteadheaven@weloveGod.org>
Date: Sunday, October 07, 2001 7:16 PM
Subject: [HomeSteadHeaven] rug hooking

Just in case someone has thought of doing the old fashioned rug hooking with long strips of thin wool fabric and haven't gotten around to trying it, I would like to encourage you. I decided to hook a chair pad for an old rocker. I am really enjoying this craft. It took me a bit to get the hang of it but now it's going a bit more quickly. I had picked up a kit at a garage sale. It was a pillow kit but was way too cutesy for me so I redrew the designs and it is working out fine....Deanna

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