Donna Wheeldon’s floral rug, based on a design from Joyce. Hooked with yarn. |
There’s still time to register for workshops taking place at our combo Hook-in & Regional East Workshops [registration closes July 26]. We typically host a hook-in every 2 years, but this time we're adding a series of workshops to take place at the same time as the hook-in. Mark your calendars to join us in Cobourg on September 30, 2019.
There are four workshops available: Rookie Hooking (Tina Cole, sponsored by the OHCG), A Journey into the World of Primitives/Wide Cut (Loretta Moore), Tangle Art (Janice Daniels) and The Heat is ON (a pictorial workshop with Susan Clarke). Attendees can choose between the hook-in, the workshops, or both! To register, go to cobourghookin.blogspot.com, or contact us at cobourghookin@gmail.com.
Our theme is THE HEAT IS ON, and we will be exploring climate change and weather patterns. It’s also the title of one of the categories for display/judging. We’re hoping to see rugs that demonstrate wind, or snow or that evoke a sense of hot or cold.
We’re excited that we will have 2 guest speakers: Alice Olsen Williams is renowned for her unique quilted textile works that blend expressions of Anishinaabe beliefs and ideology with reflections on contemporary social issues. Jennifer Wiber, a Cobourg-based rug hooker, will present her Temperature Tapestry theme.
As with our other hook-ins there will be several vendors, prizes, cutter/scissor sharpening and delicious refreshments.
Joyce Jones & Dianne Algera admire some of the rugs on display at our April meeting |
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