Published by Rug Hooking Magazine, this book is the only one on the market today teaching the art of hooking with yarn. Packed full of color photos and everything you would ever want to know about hooking with yarn!
"I purchased the Penny Rug from you last weekend and just wanted to let you know how much I enjoy it. I have it next to my bed! I swear it brings on sweet dreams.
Thank you. Hope to see you at future shows.
Michelle Howell"
Bless you Judy Taylor! You're amazing. This is a whole new level of hooking for me and I'm so excited! I'll take all of your advice and let you know how it goes-- I'm sure I will love the colors you'll send and really appreciate all the skill and time you put into hand-dyeing them. Wow, it sounds so amazing. Thank you so very much. I will send business your way, to be sure, and be a repeat customer. I'm going to be spoiled after using hand-dyed yarns-- I've only hooked from a few kits of one-color yarns and will really appreciate the difference. I can't wait to get started.
Best,
Susan
Dear Judy:
I am a teacher with the Rug Hooking Guild of Newfoundland and Labrador. Many of our members hook in the traditional style with various mediums. I have taught several yarn classes in the past few years and am happy to say that yarn is becoming a "happy medium." Your book, "Hooking With Yarn" has been an inspiration. It accompanies me to workshops and is used as reference material. Thank you so much. This is my first visit to your wonderful website but I'm sure not the last. Note: Grenfell style hooking of Northern Newfoundland is now making a comeback but most of the hookers are doing the patterns in fine yarn instead of silk stockings. Interesting!
Venissa Fancy
Learning to hook with yarn at the Folklife Festival, Seattle, WA
Jacob's Pride in an assortment of colors
Check out this easy and fun way to use leftover yarn from knitting, crochet, weaving and rug hooking projects! The Waste Not pattern on linen is on sale this month for 20% off, click here to order!
I'm teaching a beginner rug hooking class August 1 at the Weaving Works in Seattle. Call (206)524-1221 to register.
I'll be selling my marionberries the first three Saturdays at the Federal Way Farmers Market.
You can now order our Ewenique Rug Hooking Yarn (65% wool, 35% mohair), and our Jacob's Pride worsted weight knitting yarn, either in the natural gray, or custom dyed in any colors you like!
