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June July August 2010 , Volume XXI , Issue 1
Becoming Your Own Teacher - Part Two

Mary Anne Wise

This article defines compositional techniques found in many works of art. To demonstrate how to apply each of these techniques to rug hooking, I’ve selected rugs from participants in my advanced composition class. Regardless of your level of artistry, the tips you will find here will expand your image-making capabilities and help you personalize your patterns.

 

 

4 a.m. Milking, designed and hooked by Diane Kelly, Dorset, Vermont, 2006.

 

To read this complete article, please see the January/February 2010 issue of Rug Hooking Magazine.