Thursday, 8 November 2018
Wreaths and more
Here is a collection of various things I’ve recently found in my travels, and thought you may like them! Pictured above is the latest completed item by Lynda Johnston - lovely. It’s a pattern available from Carol Shewan.
Trees & wreaths: Today at rug hooking we were fascinated with wreaths/trees made with fringed wool. They look fairly easy to do, tho there’s a lot of work involved. Here are two videos that may be of interest:
This one was posted on Facebook and the video in the comments shows how to make branches for a wreath. Click here for the wreath video.
Here’s a video showing a similar process, and working with a kit that is available from this site
Click here for the tree video.
Edited to add: this just in from Lynda, here’s another place that’s offering tree kits and more online.
https://searsportrughooking.com/collections/wooly-feather-trees
++++
Heres a podcast from the tighr event in Yorkshire last month.
++++
Here’s another great video showing how fabric is printed commercially. https://twitter.com/hole_and_corner/status/1056999223747641345?s=21
++++
This is a video from Deanne Fitzpatrick on symbolism in rugs. https://mailchi.mp/hookingrugs/free-videos-in-our-new-and-improved-newsletter-2473053
++++
This next post has nothing directly to do with rug hooking. It’s an article about caregiving, etc. A topic we're all familiar with....and the photo featured with the article is a hooked piece by Laura Kenny, called “holding on”. https://understoreymagazine.ca/article/you-can-do-better-than-that/
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
-
We’re soooo excited! Laura Kenney , rug hooker extraordinaire from Nova Scotia, will be exhibiting her works at the Art Gallery of Northum...
-
New member Lynda Johnston brought in an interesting mat. It features a simple yet effective image of a Quebec-style cabin & winter scen...
No comments:
Post a Comment