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Traditional rug hooking made use
of scraps from worn out wool
clothing, cut
into narrow
strips, and pulled up through
burlap.
Marie uses primarily recycled
coats and blankets, washed and
then over dyed when necessary. |
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"For more
information about how to rug
hook, see this video about rug
hooking made by SCACA (the
Simcoe County Arts & Crafts
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Marie’s moose rug shown here,
appears for a few seconds about
3 minutes into the video.”
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pDRbkAVGuh0 |
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Scraps of yarn and fleece are
sometimes added for additional
texture.
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"Flying Moose"
18" x 12" $185
"Recycling leads to redemption"
Ann Hallett
Coldwater Artist |
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"Forest Floor"
36" x 24" $850
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"Muskoka Night"
14" x 14" $125
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"Muskoka Bear" 36" x
24" $750
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"Four Sheep" 16"
x 16" $225
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"Diamond Pane Proddy" 36"
x 24" $450
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"Aberlemno Spirals" 24"
$450
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"Crazy Quilt Leaf"
20" x 30" $450
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"Log Cabin" 16"
x 20"
$285
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"Muskoka Tree" 24" x 36"
$750
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"Waves” rug
hooking kit for 14” square
pillow, contains printed burlap
and all yarn needed to complete
pillow. $40 |
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Links
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Marie’s all
time favourite, Deanne
Fitzpatrick’s
www.hookingrugs.com |
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Jennifer
Manuell’s rug hooking blog:
fisheyerugs.blogspot.com |
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Marie's Moose Rug
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pDRbkAVGuh0 |
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