Hooked for Lynn
my
Make-Do Christmas Swap
partner
from our
online
Primitive Folk Art Quilting Group
one of the many rugs
I've hooked in the past
few months...
forgot to take a photo of
the finished rug
but you get the idea...
this was so much fun
because
I challenged myself to only
use wool from the
already cut strips
it was only after hooking it
that the wool
was organized by color
More photos coming soon
of the wonderful items
that have shown up
on my doorstep
in the past few weeks~
Kelley, I love your rug, can't wait to see more. Rhonda
ReplyDeleteKelley,
ReplyDeleteYou are the queen of making the proverbial silk purse out of a sow's ear!
You should really be on the teaching circuit, but I know that would be hard to do with your kiddies at home.
Love this!
OH what a beauty this rug turned out to be Kelley. I am sure Lynn is one happy camper after getting this beautiful work of art! ♥
ReplyDeleteLove love love it ☺
Great rug - it's amazing how fast those worms pile up - seems the more you use the bigger the pile gets! Anyway - I'm sure you friend will love it. Love that JOY rug too - so adorable.
ReplyDeleteVintage Kelley hooked rug. As always, I love your hooking...if I could do that with my hooking...well, let's just say I'd be very happy. Love it!
ReplyDeleteI just LOVE this rug! You never cease to amaze me Kelley! :)
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful rug, Kelley. What a great challenge to hook from already cut strips. I might have to try that.
ReplyDeleteLove the rug, is this one of your own designs? i am yet myself to find a basket rug to hook for myself!!
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