September 1 – 28, 2013
Coverlet Museum Rug Show – Bedford, Pennsylvania
During the month of September, hooked rugs from around the country will be on display alongside the coverlets at the National Museum of the American Coverlet. The history of hooked rugs is as varied as the history of coverlets. Both were used to dress up simple decor and add a splash of color. And both are now coveted as a true art form and symbol of American life in the late 19th century. The museum is open Monday through Saturday from 10 am to 5 pm and Sunday from 12 pm to 4 pm. The rug show will be available to the public through a museum admission.Click HERE for information and the application.
September 24 – 27, 2013
Rug Workshop with Barbara Carroll
Respected primitive rug hooking instructor Barbara Carroll will conduct a three-day rug workshop at the Coverlet Museum in Bedford, Pennsylvania. Unlike any class you have ever taken from Barb, Openings are still available!!!! We are excited to offer the opportunity to hook and learn in this unique location. Workshop dates and times are:
Tuesday, September 24th from 1 pm to 3:30 pm
Wednesday, September 25th from 9 am to 3:30 pm (lunch provided)
Thursday, September 26th from 9 am to 3:30 pm (lunch provided)
Friday, September 27th from 9 am to 12 pm (lunch provided)
Students will hook one of over fifteen new rug patterns inspired by American woven coverlets and designed by Barbara Carroll along with Keith Kemmer. These patterns will be introduced at the Coverlet Museum in conjunction with the rug show, work shop, and hook-in. Click HERE for information and the application.
***All net proceeds from the rug workshop and hook-in as well as Barbara’s instructor fees will be donated to the Coverlet Museum.
In addition, all net proceeds from the coverlet inspired rug patterns will be an on going benefit for the Museum.
September 27 – 28, 2013
Hook-In and Silent Auction at the Coverlet Museum, Bedford, Pennsylvania
Beginning on Friday afternoon and all day Saturday, hookers and fiber enthusiasts will come together for friendship and an opportunity to purchase a wide selection of fiber-related merchandise from a variety of vendors. Watch our web page for photos of the silent auction rugs. The hook-in on Saturday morning starts with an 8:30 am check-in and will continue from 9:00 am until 3:30 pm. Access to the museum’s coverlet collection and rug show, lunch, and vendors is included with registration. Joining us will be Wool Studio, Rebecca Erb….with wonderful wools for your newest projects. Homespun, Kay Leisey….see photos of her shop web page at www.picturetrail.com/homespunwoolens . Ault’s Rug Hooking Store with cutters, frames hooks and treasures. Becky Mummert Pottery…..we have loved her quirky eye and exceptional talent. and Misty Pond Primitives with lots of goodies and the best dyed wool anywhere! The newest Woolley Fox coverlet rug patterns will be unveiled….see this wonderful new project. The proceeds of these fabulous new designs will be donated to the National Museum of The American Coverlet.
Click HERE for information and the application.
Registration for the workshop with Barbara Carroll and hook-in will only be through the Woolley Fox.
The Coverlet Museum is fantastic! So wish I could go to the hook in but it's the same weekend I will be away hooking in Lakeside, Ohio. Darn!!! Why does everything have to happen at the same time? Murphy's Law? I am hoping to take a quick trip to the museum/rug show before it's over.
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Lauren
This looks to be a fabulous event.
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And, a beautiful time of the year for an adventure. ;)
Thanks, Saundra for posting this !
Rose