November/December 2011
Join Rudy Junior as he prepares for a hockey game, admire the glamor of a hooked evening clutch, and prepare to decorate your tree with handmade oranments in this issue of Rug Hooking magazine. Even Gustav Klimt, whose famous painting is possibly ranked among the most reproduced works of all time, makes his appearance in the hooked rugs of admirers who use his "liberating" and nontraditional style as inspiration. You can also learn more about molas, inspired by the works of the Kuna Indians of Panama. With designs drawing from so many different places, people, and even time periods, this issue will be hard to put down.
Table of Contents
Variations on Klimt
by Tamara Pavich
Magnificent Molas
by Norma Batastini
Damascus Edging and Twisted Fringes
by Tom Knisely
Flowers in a Strip—Revisited
by Liz Smith
Hooked Elegance
by Angela Possak
Exclusive Pattern: Reindeer Games
by Annie Kennedy/A J Creatives
Dear Beginning Rug Hooker: Primitive Holiday Ornaments
by Mary Johnson/Designs in Wool
Canadian Connection: Doorways of Yarmouth
by Shirley Bradshaw
Reader's Gallery: On a Journey: Susan L. Feller's Vision from West Virginia
by Linda Rae Coughlin
Camps & Workshops: New Orleans French Quarter Rug Hooking Getaway
by Mary F. Wortman
Colors to Dye For: Yellows from Bullion to Butter
by Wanda Kerr
First Rug: Fall Fields/Randi Knight
by Melinda Russell
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