A BIT OF SHOW AND TELL AND FINAL PATTERN SALE…

Beth’s fun cat mat – an Ann Hallett design – Ann hooked many stray cats that were living in Coldwater Mill and sold the Hookings for fund raising to preserve the Mill.

Patsy’s framed daffodils…

Rochelle finished her lovely punch needle Maine Lighthouse from Heart Creek Farm Creations…

I am slowly clearing out the 120+ patterns I drew up at the beginning of the year for shows! The remaining patterns that are IN STOCK I would like to clear out as well and so am reducing the price not by 20% but by 25%. These are the ones that are still in stock – email me if you are interested in the pattern (and wool can also be done up for any of these)…

Karla Gerard patterns:

Happy Houses

Deer and Bird

Seaside City

Folk Art Farm

Barn Scene

2 Raccoons

Bird in a Blooming Tree

Happy Houses

Shelly Atkinson patterns:

Ryan’s Snow Angels

Mahone Bay

Seagulls

Lisa Ferguson patterns:

Snowy Owl

Fox in Trilliums

Alana Kapell patterns:

Smell the Flowers

Hen

Hooked on the Lake patterns:

Twin Horses

A CHRISTMAS JOURNEY…

now available in 2 sizes – 37 x 28 for 100.00 and 30 x 24 for 90.00 plus tax (if applicable) and shipping. Let me know if you are interested…

and now a bit of show and tell:

Susan finished her Primitive Pumpkin kit…

Alana sent this picture and some details “BABA YAGA GIVING BIRTH. The panel is 30×30”. Background was cut from a large mostly red rug that failed in its overall imagery so I collaged pieces of it into this mosaic and the wings.  I also used up alot of my jewelry beads etc. which have been languishing on my shelves and appliquéd my grandmothers’s doilies on the wings.”

Angela finished hooking Winter Skate – Shelly Atkinson design…

and in between hooking Helen finished and mounted a couple of punch needle pieces – the first is Neighbours (Karla Gerard adaptation) and the second is Spring Crow designed by yours truly…

HAPPY THANKSGIVING…

Despite these scary and uncertain times, we still have so much to be thankful for. I wish you and yours a wonderful holiday.

Sue sent me a picture of the rug she just completed – she had an antique rug which was deteriorating badly so transferred it to a new piece of linen and hooked it. I love her new and more “textured” version…

As we get ready to hunker down for the winter (which involves a million outdoor jobs – not a bad thing on these last beautiful fall days) I want to share a picture of a new pattern I will soon have in stock. Another of Lisa Ferguson’s fabulous designs. I am totally in love with this amazing pattern and should have it available in the next week or so. Something to really look forward to. It could even be made less seasonal by substituting the gifts with birch branches! I love the Hudson’s Bay jacket – I actually HAD one of those – weighed 50 pounds – or felt like it – but oh my, it kept me warrrrrmmmmm. Not sure where it went to – must have been lost to the thrift stores in a mood of decluttering but I do! still have Gord’s grandmother’s HB blankets that she received as a wedding gift – so close to 100 years old! and pristine!

You can order Lisa’s wonderful cards on her ETSY and Web sites: www.studioferguson.etsy.com

www.studioferguson.com

A BIT OF SHOW AND TELL…and BIGGG problems with WordPress…

Please be patient – WordPress has totally changed their format without telling me and I just tried to make a minor change to my Rughooking patterns page and holy cow it is alllllll messed up. I will try to figure out how to correct this but in the meantime if you see a pattern you like but cannot find info please contact me via email and I will give you details! Now lets hope this post works!!! as that was changed as well :-((( .

Cathy completed her beautiful Seaside Cat (I have this pattern in stock 20% off)…

and Songs of a new beginning available from Willow Creek Rughooking…

and Allyson completed her lovely Michelle Palmer chickadee…

Jocelyn finished her Birdhouse with prodded flowers…

Andrea did a few more fun pumpkins – zoom in to see all the embellishments – pattern by Julie Burns from WoolWorks Magazine 2018 vol. 2, issue 3…