Thursday Live Videos (11 am AST) and the Sunday Letters.

Sunday Letter August, 9th 2020 0

Naming Colours and Outlining the Butterflies 0

How to turn a hooked rug into a pillow 0

Deanne First Rug and Hooking Ferns 0

How to Frame a Hooked Rug 0

Hooking an Abstract Rug with a Single Colour 0

Hooking a Sky that is not Blue & Hooking with Wool Cloth 0

We often hook rugs with blue skies . Sometimes to change it up I like to hook a rug with another colour in the sky. In this video I use a mottled dyed cloth to hook the sky.

Hooking Flowers & Hooking Cloth in your Rugs 0

How to Critique you Rug Hooking and Some Rug Hooking History 1

How to Critique you Rug Hooking and Some Rug Hooking History

Using Variegated Yarns in Rug Hooking 0

How much wool do you need to hook a rug? 0

How much wool do you need to hook a rug?

Using Sari Silk as an outline and the ten minute a day rug hooking challenge 2

Using Sari Silk as an outline and the ten minute a day rug hooking challenge

Choosing Background Colours in Rug Hooking 1

Choosing Background Colours in Rug Hooking

What is the difference between punch needle and rug hooking with Amy Oxford & Deanne Fitzpatrick 0

What is the difference between punch needle and rug hooking with Deanne Fitzpatrick and Amy Oxford

How to use fleece in rug hooking. 3

How to use fleece in rug hooking

How to use a hoop as a frame for rug hooking. 2

Hooked Rug: Setting the Little Birds Free 0

Setting the Little Birds Free. As you set things free you discover that you what you are really setting free is yourself. Letting go is about making room. Maybe it is room for small things. It is more room to be. I sometimes hang on to my routines longer than I need to. Superstition perhaps. Comfort in doing it the same way over and over. Letting go of things like this I discovered is really setting myself free. The little birds already were.