Henny Penny designed by Barb Carroll of Woolley Fox, but I hooked this one at home.
Oh
Deer, another Barb Carroll Design and hooked this one in her class.
Jack
Designed by Barb Carroll and it was a free pattern insert in the Oct/Nov 1997 issue of Rug Hooking Magazine. The picture shows up brighter than in person since I took it with a flash.
Red
Bird of Pennsylvania, an antique adaptation by Woodland Junction Primitives.
Westmoreland
Ponies by Barb Carroll is a free pattern insert in one of the RHM but I forget just which one right now. However, I loved it so much after living with it in the Woolley Cottage for 3 days that I had to buy the pattern and some wool for it while at camp last year.
Long
Island Farm is a Lucille Festa, American Country Rugs design which was started before Cape May last year.
And my Shadow
Memorial from photo of her, was started at Cape May under the tutelage of Diane Stoffel. Shadow was hooked using #8 strips.
Antique
Hearts and Swags, an adaptation of an antique is offered by Woodland Junction Primitives. This was started last November in a class with Betsy Reed of Heavens to Betsy; I made it into pillow.
And lastly, Santa
and Deer Antique Adaptation was started during the Christmas holiday week to make it feel more like Christmas. For years I'd promised myself to hook this vintage rug and now I've got it done and am ready for the Christmas holiday this year. Uh, but not ready for the snow just yet we haven't even gone thru summer. Santa and Deer can also be found on Woodland Junction Primitives.
So for the rugs and mats I can account for, that would be 88 pieces up to the Santa and Deer. And so far for 2014 I'm working on the 4th for this year, which is the Magdalena Farm that I'm working on right now.
Happy Hooking everyone.
Saundra
Wow! I'm impressed! Wish I was have that productive!! Hook on, woman!
ReplyDeleteYou have made a lot of beautiful rugs this year.
ReplyDeleteDebbie
Wow...you go girl.
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful show...looks like you're on a roll again this year too!
ReplyDeleteA wonderful list of rugs and still more to come I need to get with it although I will never catch up.
ReplyDeleteCathy
Beautiful rugs Lady. Such neat loops. I have more practice to be done in getting my technique down.
ReplyDeleteGreat rugs, Saundra.
ReplyDeleteI think my favorite is Henny Penny for its antique look, but that Santa and Deer is on my hooking bucket list.
Hook on, my friend :)
Lauren
Beautiful rugs, Saundra !
ReplyDelete"Shadow" still remains my favorite.
It was amazing to see you bring the photograph to life !
Rose
Saundra,
ReplyDeleteYou are a very busy hooker. My output is not quite so prolific as yours, but I keep dreaming.
Thanks for all the tips you pass onto those of us out here. I could use your help in color planning. That is a big problem with me.
You go,
trisha