A rug hooker, that is! LOL
I was over at Dog Trot Farm visiting with Julie.
She does primitive rug hooking, and I emailed
her to get some information and she sent me to this website
I looked thru the website and found a beginner's
rug hooking kit and bought one.
It came in the mail yesterday.
Contained in the kit was an instruction book, a quilting frame
and a little metal container for the pieces of scraps that
I might have left over when I use the wool strips
to do the rug hooking.
Also, with the kit came the wool strips that I will use to make the rug,
and all of the wool strips are precut. There is some embroidery
thread, and some binding for the edges to finish off the product,
a rug hook, and a drawn pattern on linen. And a carry-all tote.
I picked the pattern, Two Sheep on a Hill.
Here is a photo of what it should look like when I am finished.
I'm not sure when I will start on this. But I wanted to see if I like
rug hooking enough to do some other patterns, along with my
crocheting. I am hoping to get good enough at these two
crafts to be able to sell some at a farmers market
come next season.
When I do start this, I will post some of the steps
from beginning to end, to give ya'll an idea of
where I am with this project.
Thanks for visiting today, and I hope you
have a blessed day. Take care All,
from KY.
