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One Thing Leads to Another
We are having a new furnace and ductwork installed in the house. After moving several stacks of wool from shelving, we decided to redesign the storage in the little room I call the cutting room. We’ll have to build a soffit around the ductwork so there would have been painting and drywall work anyway. Want to see how much that room held? Watch this video. The stack is about 9 foot long, 6 feet wide and about 4 1/2 feet high.
Most recent addition:
Linen Rug Hooking Backing
Linen is a popular choice among rug hookers. This one is extra wide at 64" instead of 60." The threads per inch, 12 x 12, is best for primitive cuts. Unbleached. This photo appears lighter than it really is.Miss the old website?
It’s still here, it just looks different. Click on the Blog link above. I will be getting back to hooking full time in January. Watch the progress I make on my room-sized rug. How’s that for pressure?
Current Project
Work in Progress
My current project is a room-sized rug. To view the progress, click on the blog link above and scroll back through the most recent postings or read them From the Beginning..
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About Me
I am a rug hooking teacher and artist living in Pemberville, Ohio. I’ve been an artist all my life but never quite found my medium until I discovered rug hooking. In 1999 I left my job as an electrical construction project manager. About a year later, I saw rug hooking on a television show. I had no idea how those few minutes would change my life.
I teach workshops all over the country as well as right here in northwest Ohio. Click on the workshops link above to see details. If you are ever in the area of I-75 south of Toledo or on the Ohio turnpike, be sure to call ahead and stop by my studio.