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34 comments
David Kish
Attn Joe: Your Hollyhock Rug is so beautiful. If you entered it in a show it would definitely be a winner! Congratulations to you and your daughter for being the recipient! It’s going to be the highlight of the room she places it in.
Becky Black
Joe, love the hollyhocks—they really pop and look 3 dimensional. An artist whose work I find fascinating from the DFW area is Rebecca Shewmaker. I have yet to see her stuff in person, but hope to some day.
Deanne Fitzpatrick
Donna, You can mix the grey greens , yes!
Thank you everyone for your inspirational artists!
And Yes. Design School is great for first year Harbour people!
Jean McBrine
While there are many artists in New Brunswick who have inspired me, you, Deanne are at the top the list. Each week is a booster shot to my ideas and hopes for hooking. Thank you. Jean
Tim Spicer
Blake Mills and Roy Evans, rug hookers at The Roost in York Harbour, Newfoundland. Roy got me ‘hooked’ to the art last September.