After I took a picture of the finished rug and sent it to a friend, she wrote back asking if I'd ever seen a picture of the original antique. I told her I hadn't, so she kindly sent me this page from an antique magazine.
Soon it will be time to go to Woolley Fox for another mini-workshop and I'm as excited as if it were my first time there. I already know what I'm going to hook and it is another antique adaptation which I will transfer to linen (it is old enough that there is no copyrite issue) but the design will remain a secret until after I return home from Barb's so I can share my progress with you.
What a wonderful job - looks great
ReplyDeleteI envy you taking classes from Barb Carroll - it's on my dream list! LOL Love your rug!
ReplyDeleteThanks Joanne and Gayle. It is a dream every time I take a class with her. We stay on her premises in the B&B style buildings and hook in her home. She even allows us to take pictures throughout her house and it is a thrill each time, just like it is my first.
ReplyDeleteLucky you!!! One of these days I hope to take a class at Ligonier. I am just thankful that I did get in her abbreviated class at the ATHA bienniel ~ better than not getting in at all!
ReplyDeleteHugs :)
Lauren
Beautiful rug! Bring Barb a rubber ducky for her pond :)
ReplyDeleteErica