The Complete Book of Rug HookingComplete reference covers history, traditions, and basic hooking directions for 12 beautiful designs that include flowers, leaves, animals, birds, and abstracts. Easy-to-follow text with many helpful hints and expert advice. 78 illustrations, including 21 in full color. |
Contents
Fundamentals of Rug Hooking | |
Basic Hooking Directions 4 Backgrounds | 3 |
How to Transfer Designs | 5 |
Primitive Rugs | 6 |
Cushings Perfection Dyes | 7 |
Dyeing Methods 9 Dyeing Backgrounds 10 Dyeing Remedies | 8 |
Fashion Fabric Spotdyeing | 11 |
Intermediate Geometric Designs | 37 |
How to Hook Flowers and Leaves | 42 |
Floral Trio Project | 55 |
A Primitive Floral | 57 |
Intermediate Project | 61 |
How to Hook Fruit | 65 |
Hooking Animals and Birds | 74 |
Pictorials | 77 |
Samplers | 17 |
Hex Sign | 19 |
Geometric Designs | 26 |
Abstract Designs | 77 |
Some Final Tips and Reminders | 77 |
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