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My favorite time of the year -

Here's another fun mat for Halloween. Hooks up really fast and only needs three or four wools to look great! I used an orange plaid, gold check, and a cool stripe with fall colors, and just a tad of black inside the mouth and around the eyes. This piece is also sized perfectly for a chair pad, but you can also use it on a table or hung on your door! 15 inches
My passion for old baskets and rug hooking have collided in this harvest design!
With the full harvest moon as a backdrop, this bewitching black cat waits for the
basket to be filled to the brim with the season's bounty! I attached my hooking to
the inside of the basket lid, so the hooking would show when the basket was
open
and filled with pumpkins and bittersweet. You can attach it to the outside of your
lid if you wish. 18 x 23 inches (adjust to fit your basket.)
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I had so much fun designing these special holiday stockings! Who says you can't
fill a stocking with goodies for Halloween? And the crow is in the Christmas spirit,
carrying his feather tree home to decorate his nest. I hooked the
stocking with my
overdyed wools and they are lined and backed with wool. Stocking measures 15 inches
at the widest foot area and 23 inches long -
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SEASONAL
This mat was so much fun to design and hook. Sunflowers are one of my favorites -
then they feed the birds. God is the
greatest designer of all! I hooked the petals of the sunflowers with very long loops,
and then when they were done, I clipped the loops unevenly to make the fringy petals.
When I hooked the centers, I hooked the outer rows closer and the inner rows a bit
longer to give some roundness to the heads to resemble the seeds. 16 x 11
Create both of these celebratory door pockets -
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Over this past year (2011) I created several designs for Create and Decorate magazine that incorporated unusual techniques and materials into the hooking project. This design incorporates metallic yarns and a beading technique for the border. The instructions that come with the pattern teach you how, but you can hook this delightful snowman using your traditional techniques and materials, as well. 18 x 12 inches
Here is another design in which I incorporated unusual techniques and materials into
the hooking project. This design incorporated
rolled wool shapes for the hearts on
the mittens (see the enlarged photo.) The instructions that come with the pattern
teach you how, but you can hook this fun mitten pattern using all traditional rug
hooking, too. 13 x 13 inches.
Maize & Mustard Windowpane, as well as Concord Blue wools would work great in this one!