Maryland Shores Rug Hooking
I haven't attended the April rug camp in many years. Since I was self-taught this was the venue for my very first rug camp. I wanted to unlearn bad habits and find out how to hook the right way. It was convenient as it is only an hour away from my house. But of course I would stay at the hotel to enjoy the fun and cerebral happiness that is shared among hookers.
Below is a photo taken with Eric Sandberg as my teacher in 2006. Twelve years later he is my teacher again this year. Eric is helping me color plan Birds and Pomegranates, a design by Edyth O'Neill which was in a book for me to copy. I'm on the floor and friend Shari is on the other side of Eric.
Below I'm still soaking up whatever it is Eric is teaching during class.
Since I'm unable to post photos from my iPad, I'm preparing blog posts at home and saving them to publish once at camp. Yeah, I'm cheating Blogger. But will take photos while I'm here at camp which you will see once I return home.
Here is how the Birds and Pomegranates turned out.
Saundra
Have fun can't wait until I see your pictures.
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Always love that mat when I first saw it,,,
ReplyDeleteHave a wonderful time,,,
That is a beautiful rug, love the rick colors.
ReplyDeleteCan't wait to see photos from camp.
Debbie
Hi Saundra,
ReplyDeleteI know you must be having a wonderful time and will look forward to hearing all about it when you get back!! The rug you hooked for that camp is just gorgeous!!
Enjoy your time doing what you love......Hooking!
Heart Hugs~
Julie
Happy rug camping 😋😋😋
ReplyDeleteso fun! i have only been to one day hook in and im self taught. dont know of any other hookers near me except Laurie Lausen in Minneapolis 6 hr drive.. i have been to her saturday morning hooking at her house and loved it!
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