Edition VII in Rug Hooking's 'Framework' series is complete with detailed step-by-step instructions. Brimming with 80 full-colour images of rugs, processes, and how-to photographs, this marvellous book explores every aspect of this versatile fibre art form choosing, using, and designing rugs with yarn to advice on finishing and cleaning your project. It even includes four projects for using yarns for you to try yourself.
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Judy Taylor is an award-winning rug hooker and craftswoman. She raises her own sheep and spins and dyes her own beautifully colored yarn at Edeldal Farm in Auburn, Washington.
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22 of 25 people found the following review helpful:
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A craft anyone can learn to do!,
By Octo-woman (Seattle, WA) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Hooking with Yarn (Paperback)
This book has easy to read directions and Judy does a wonderful job explaining the history of hooking with yarn. The pictures in the book are beautiful and display the many rich colors and textures of the different yarns and rug hooking projects. A wonderful book for all ages.
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Helpful hooking hints,
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This review is from: Hooking with Yarn (Paperback)
I found the book very clear and helpful. The pointers were excellant and she listed good sources for products. I enjoyed the assistance to try out a new form of hooking for me and it gave me the confidence to start a new project with yarn. I liked that the author described the differences and similarities in using yarn and wool strips.
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utilizing yarn,
By Bernard Peters "Borde'" (Whitehall, Mt. United States) - See all my reviews
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Very inspirational as well as having good instuctions on how to do this technique too. I'm already spinning up the wool to try this on a rug. But one need not be a spinner to do this as there are lots of yarns on the market that can be used.
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