Fiber Artist Gwen Dixon shares a charming proddy project perfect for beginners - Lush hydrangeas in a 10-inch hoop! Using hand-dyed wool in soft floral shades, Gwen guides you through shaping petals, hooking blooms and leaves, and finishing the piece right in the hoop. With no need for a frame, this accessible and colorful project ...
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Laura W. Pierce explores the visual magic of light and reflection in rug hooking, demonstrating how even wool can shimmer and shine with the right use of color and technique. Through portraits, landscapes, and everyday objects like bubbles and glass vases, Laura shows how reflections—whether subtle glints or bold mirrored images—bring dimension and realism to ...
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Known for her phenomenal fine-cut, finely shaded hooked animal portraits, Sibyl Osicka has shared with RHM the “road map” of how she hooked one of her latest pieces, My Baby. We are pleased to have this behind-the-scenes look into how an accomplished artist tackles such a complex project. Sibyl hooked this masterpiece in a #3 ...
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Give those leftover “noodles” new life with this playful and practical project that turns wool gizzards into coiled cordage—and then into a sturdy little basket! Using simple materials and a familiar basketry technique, you’ll learn how to twist, stitch, and shape your scraps into a sweet container that’s as fun to make as it is ...
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