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Rug Hooking:     more books (100)

Wool Rug Hooking by Tara Darr, 2005-05-27 The Complete Book of Rug Hooking by Joan Moshimer, 1989-05-01 Rug Hooking for the first time by Donna Lovelady, 2005-02-01 Sculptured Rugs in Waldoboro Style (Rug Hooking Magazine's Framework) by Jacqueline Hansen; Trudy Brown, 2007-11-10 Rug Hooking In Maine: 1838-1940 by Mildred Cole Peladeau, 2008-03 The Art Of Rug Hooking by Anne Mather, 1999-12-31 Basic Rug Hooking: All the Skills and Tools You Need to Get Started (Stackpole Basics) by Judy Sopronyi; Janet S. Reid, 2007-08-10 Basic Rug Hooking by Alice Beatty, Mary Sargent, 1990-02 Punch Needle Rug Hooking: Techniques And Designs (Schiffer Book for Designers and Rug Hookers) by Amy Oxford, 2002-08-30 Designs for Primitive Rug Hookers (Rug Hooking Magazine's Framework) by Jenny Rupp, Lica Yeago, 2007-04-30 Pictorial Hooked Rugs by Jane Halliwell Green, 2009-10 Woolley Fox American Folk Art Rug Hooking by Barbara Carroll, 2005-09-30 Hooking Mats and Rugs: 33 New Designs From An Old Tradition by Deanne Fitzpatrick, 2008-03-01 Creative Rug Hooking by Anne Mather, 2002-05-28

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1. Rug Hooking, Hand Dyed And Felted Wool, Penny Rugs Moondance Color Company
   Handdyed wool for use in quilting, applique, penny rugs and rug hooking. Also, kits for all these crafts.  
   http://www.moondancecolor.com/
   
   Extractions: Take advantage of our website newsletter, From the Studio , to be kept up-to-date on new products and sales. You will also be notified of additions to the online workshop pages. We NEVER share your address with anyone. (Please note that some mail programs will not accept our newsletter unless you have specified us as a friend. Please click HERE to read more

2. Rug Hooking Online
   rug hooking Magazine s website features howto articles and patterns, a gallery of full-color rugs, and links to related sites.  
   http://www.rughookingonline.com/
   
   Extractions: Rug hooking uses a hand hook, similar in shape to a crochet hook, to form a looped pile from fabric strips or yarn on an even-weave base fabric. Many authorities believe that rug hooking is America’s one indigenous folk art, with the first hooked rugs appearing in Atlantic Canada and New England ( More... Articles and Patterns

3. Deanne Fitzpatrick Rug Hooking Homepage
   Offers hooked rugs, patterns, kits and supplies. Newsletter and diary by artist Deanne Fitzpatrick and a gallery of work.  
   http://www.hookingrugs.com/

4. Page Title
   A traditional rug hooking guild. Provides a gallery of members work and several tips.  
   http://www.vianet.ca/~etaylor/

5. Index
   Primitive patterns and supplies for rug hooking, needlepunch, rubber stamps, cross stitch, dolls and holiday items.  
   http://www.hicketypickety.com/

6. Rug Hooking Online
   rug hooking Magazine's website features howto articles and patterns, a gallery of full-color rugs, and links to related sites.  
   http://tmsyn.wc.ask.com/r?t=an&s=hb&uid=24312681243126812&sid=343126

7. HOOKED! The Traditional Rug Hooking Home Page
   A comprehensive resource site for rug hooking. Traditional rug hooking is NOT latchhooking (which forms a knotted pile from short pieces of yarn,  
   http://www.rughookingonline.com/hooked/hooked.html
   
   Extractions: Bluenose Hooked Rugs pattern, circa 1920, John E. Garrett, Ltd., New Glasgow, Nova Scotia, Canada. Image adapted from an illustration in "Garretts and the Bluenose Rugs of Nova Scotia" by Nanette Ryan and Doreen Wright) What is traditional rug hooking? Traditional hooking uses a hand hook, similar in shape to a crochet hook, to form a looped pile from fabric strips or yarn on an even-weave base (such as burlap, monks-cloth, divider cloth, or linen). This technique arose in the North American colonies during the first half of the nineteenth century, and provided a warm floorcovering for the bare floors of pioneer homes that could be created from a discarded feed-sack and scraps of fabric from the rag-bag. It also provided a rare creative outlet for worldly women whose work was truly never done. Today their handwork is revered as folk art - and contemporary rug hookers are creating rugs, chair seats, wall hangings, trivets, Christmas tree ornaments, carpetbags, clothing, jewellery,... Traditional rug hooking is NOT latch-hooking (which forms a knotted pile from short pieces of yarn, using a very different hand hook). As a result, I'm afraid that latch-hookers won't find what they need in the FAQ.

8. The Cotton Vault Web Store Page
   A selection of quilting supplies including fabrics, notions, books, and patterns, as well as dollmaking and rug hooking supplies.  
   http://www.cottonvault.com/
   
   Extractions: Unlock your passions! If you win the Gift Certificates for the July Shop Hop for The Cotton Vault they will be worth $15.00 vice $5.00, good luck! UPDATED: September 01. 2005 win a Money Bag of Fat Quaters at the end of every month. We are in the process of changing Web-Hosts and will be completed 10 September 2005, please excuse any mess you might encounter, We will announce the winner of the $75.00 basket of quilt goodies on the 10th Thank you! Please remember the American Red Cross with your donations for Hurricane Relief for the Gulf Coast. We are a SECURE Web-site for your shopping pleasure. American Sewing Guild members check out coupon code in the latest NOTIONS magazine. Lots of fabric on the Sale page, one yard cuts only. Also check the volume pricing in the fabric section to see extra special discounts, while supplies last This is a sample of the table runner from the "Big Blossom Trio" pattern. You will be able to purchase the kit with the fabric shown along with the pattern in the kit section, June 6th. You can get a better veiw of the fabric under the fabric section, Lakehouse Collections. FEATURED PRODUCT: Are you Lazy? Well this book is great for you! It is normally $22.50 you can have it for $20.00 while on the featured product list. You can find the ruler in the quilt notions page

9. HOOKED! The Traditional Rug Hooking Home Page
   A comprehensive resource site for rug hooking  
   http://tmsyn.wc.ask.com/r?t=an&s=hb&uid=24312681243126812&sid=343126

10. Rug Hooking
    Aus alter Kleidung und Resten von Wollstoffen werden Teppiche, Sitzkissen und Wandbeh¤nge hergestellt. Es werden Beispiele, Anleitung, Literaturtipps und Links zu dieser Handarbeitstechnik geboten.  
    http://www.rughooking.de/

11. Hand Dyed Wool
    Specializing in hand dyed felted wool to add warmth, depth and uniqness to many projects, including penny rugs, quilts, rug hooking, doll making and applique.  
    http://www.aplaidwool.com/Hand_Dyed_Wool_and_More.html
    
    Extractions: Home Hand Dyed Wool Mill Dyed Wool British Wool ... Mad For Plaid Hand Dyed Wool Welcome to "A Plaid Wool Company" We are a small enthusiastic company dedicated to supplying the discerning professional or hobbyist a variety of beautiful hand dyed wool. Our wool is hand dyed, felted and ready to use for your next project. We have a great selection of colors both in gorgeous mottles and textures, including: herringbone, houndstooth and our namesake plaid varieties. Our one of a kind, individually hand dyed wool will inspire your creative talents, add warmth, depth and natural uniqueness to your quilting, penny rug, doll, applique, weaving, rug hooking and many other projects. You will also find mill dyed wool , patterns, kits and other items being added for your continued on line shopping experience. Please shop in confidence through our secure web site. Check Out Our British Wool Help In The Cure For Breast Cancer With This Chance to Win The "Opportunity Quilt" All proceeds are going to Saint Louise Regional Hostpitals Breast Care Center in Gilroy, CA. The drawing will be held on October 20, 2005 at 7.00PM at the Morgan Hill Presbyterian Church.

12. THE RUG HOOKER'S NETWORK
    An online rug hooking publication offering resources for the fiber art enthusiast to locate teachers, suppliers, designers and see projects submitted  
    http://tmsyn.wc.ask.com/r?t=an&s=hb&uid=24312681243126812&sid=343126

13. Rug Hooking How To Information, History, And Tutorial Resources
    Learn the history, art and craft techniques, and other information about the craft of hooking rugs.  
    http://www.creativity-portal.com/howto/artscrafts/rug.hooking.html
    
    Extractions: Project Features Try it! Tutorials CP Printables ... Partner Products Art Directories Hand-selected Web resources feature quality instructional content in the form of free lessons, articles, how-to's, techniques, or tutorials. Altered Books Art Appreciation Balloon Sculpture Cartooning ... Stenciling Craft Directories April Fool's Basketry Christmas Computer Crafts ... Learn How Rug Hooking "Rug hooking uses a hand hook, similar in shape to a crochet hook, to form a looped pile from fabric strips or yarn on an even-weave base fabric." The folk artistry in authentic rug hooking goes beyond those latch hook rug kits you buy off the shelf. Learn more about this beautiful form of art by browsing this collection of rug hooking resources where you'll find Web sites that explain hooking rug history and processes; and those that share free tips, patterns, techniques, and tutorials for your creative rug hooking projects. Rug Hooking Artist Deanne Fitzpatrick

14. Welcome To Joan Moshimer's Rug Hooker Studio W. Cushing Company
    Traditional rug hooking supplies and dyes. Includes color cards and articles about hooked rugs.  
    http://tmsyn.wc.ask.com/r?t=an&s=hb&uid=24312681243126812&sid=343126

15. THE RUG HOOKER'S NETWORK
    An online rug hooking publication offering resources for the fiber art enthusiast to locate teachers, suppliers, designers and see projects submitted by  
    http://www.rughookersnetwork.com/

16. Shannondale Craft Camp
    Create unique crafts in the Missouri Ozarks while staying in a rustic lodge. Classes include blacksmithing, stained glass, tatting, rug hooking, teddy bears, quilting, spinning, Shaker carriers, weaving, more!  
    http://www.geocities.com/shannondalecraftcamp/
    
    Extractions: Home Classes Register Contact Info ... Salem, MO We hope you will join us next year at Shannondale Craft Camp for an extended weekend of camaraderie and the excitement of creating unique crafts. Students may choose from a wide variety of intensive craft workshops to participate in over the weekend, while enjoying delicious meals in the beautiful spring Ozarks.

17. Rug Hooking, Hand Dyed And Felted Wool, Penny Rugs Moondance Color
    Handdyed wool for use in quilting, applique, penny rugs and rug hooking. Also, kits for all these crafts.  
    http://tmsyn.wc.ask.com/r?t=an&s=hb&uid=24312681243126812&sid=343126

18. Rug Hooking - All Fiber Arts
    rug hooking patterns, links and supplies All Fiber Arts.  
    http://www.allfiberarts.com/cs/rughooking.htm

19. Old Time Pottery, Crafts, Priceless Photos, Distinctive Greeting Cards And More.
    A selection of old time pottery, crafts, rug hooking, tole painting, stained glass, sculptured metal, woven handmade baskets, and rag rugs.  
    http://www.heirloomcrafters.com/

20. Deanne Fitzpatrick Rug Hooking Homepage
    rug hooking kits and supplies and an online newsletter and diary by artist Deanne Fitzpatrick. She offers a gallery of her work which is found in  
    http://tmsyn.wc.ask.com/r?t=an&s=hb&uid=24312681243126812&sid=343126

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