Zig Zag Primitive by Jeanne Benjamin featured in Celebration 2016 More

I decided to reconstruct and hook the 1950 Pearl McGown jumbo pattern… More

The decades between 1860 and the beginning of the twentieth century were a… More

Early crewel needlework encompassed a very limited color palette of golds,… More

A rug in the image of a paper Washington, D.C., subway farecard that… More

It was love at first sight when I discovered my first Waldoboro rug at an… More

Timberline was constructed between 1936 and 1938, under Franklin… More

To add to the celebration of Hunterdon County's 300th birthday, the… More

Sometimes the most amazing things come from the simplest mistakes. That's… More

My love for antiques naturally carries through into my rug hooking. I am… More

Primitive, folk art, naive--all of these terms describe the antique rugs I… More

A friend who was working at a local living history museum called one day… More

Baskets are an ageless art form, but like old hookings, they seldom reveal… More

Whenever someone asks me about antique black, I pause a moment before… More

The summer of 2013 will be a season of celebration in the village of… More