Primitive Rug Hooking: Beginners October 12 – November 16

Primitive Rug Hooking for Beginners is an introductory course into the traditional North American craft of rug hooking. Dating back to pioneer times, rug hooking recycles common materials into utilitarian objects for the home. This course will teach the original technique used in rug hooking and allow you to create beautiful textile art pieces that will brighten your floors and walls.

Goals: Each student will complete one 10 x 10 inch geometric hooked mat with the shapes and colors of their choosing. Students will learn about some basic design elements (emphasis on color, contrast, and texture) and learn some traditional geometric fiber art designs (hit and miss, cat’s paw, log cabin, etc.). Students will also learn the correct hooking and finishing techniques to complete their rug (blanket stitch).

The following materials will be provided and included in fees:

Rulers, Wool Cutter, Plastic stencils, Sharpies, Rug hooking Kit (Pattern on monks cloth, 1 rug hooking hook, Binding to finish rug, Hand-dyed, hand cut wool strips to finish the rug, 1 Morgan No-slip Hoop).

Students must bring the following: Scissors, needle and thread, sharpie marker (optional)

• Skill Level: All
• Student Age Group: Teen through Adult
• Class Size: Minimum 4 / Maximum 8
• Location: Studio A
• Instructor: Hayley Perry

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