The first week in April is rug camp week at Punderson State Park in Newbury, Ohio. Andrea and I took a little road trip to check out the rug show. I did not make note of who hooked each rug, so I cannot give credit to most of the hookers. Sorry :(
I was able to capture the true colors on some rugs . . .
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| Cindi Gay |
. . . and on some rugs I failed miserably. The colors of this rug were so muted and old looking. This pattern is in my hooking closet waiting to be hooked.
This pattern is also residing in the hooking closet, though mine is the smaller version.
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| Donna Mixner |
I LOVE this pattern (and the way it was hooked!).
The colors in the pumpkin rug are much richer than in my picture, but I wanted you to see the owl with the quilly eyes and a needle felted nose . . .
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| Kris Miller |
. . . and the cat with the needle felted eyes and whiskers and a beaded mouth.
I will have a few more rugs to share in my next post and an update on Auntie Peanut.
Pug hugs :)
Lauren
Lauren
19 comments:
Wow, Lauren,
Those rugs are all so neat. You must have had a great time there. :)
I haven't hooked a rug in ages. The one that I did make was in no way as good as yours and these.
Have a good evening and a great Thursday.
Take care, Janet W
Wow. So much talent. I giggled at the "scaredy cat". He looks so cool
Nice rugs!! Thanks for sharing! Hope to see you at the hookin?! Can't wait to see Kris Miller stuff!!!!
That doggie is so cute and so lifelike!!! Looks like some great rugs!! Thank you for the 'rug show' ~ we all love to see rugs!!
Wonderful rugs, always enjoy seeing what is new and unique pieces.
Debbie
Fabulous work!
what great rugs! Ilove the bowl of bunnies such a cute ida.
looking forward to more rugs.
cathy
Beautiful rugs! Seeing other's work is always an inspiration! I'm hoping to get back to my hhoking this weekend!
Great rugs! Such fun to see other's efforts.
Robyn
Lauren,
Gorgeous rugs! I love to get inspiration from rugs others have hooked. Thanks for sharing. Hugs, Lori
Rug shows are always so much fun. I notice that most of the rugs are primitive for the exception of Cindi Gay's dog. I love how she hooked him. He looks so beautiful. The eyes looks real. Thanks for sharing. JB
What a great show this must have been. You captured some gorgeous photos of the rugs.
Could you tell me what kind or size of rug hook I should buy? I don't know where to start, I have all of the worms I won from you and I am so excited to get started!
Hugs,
Susan
thanks for sharing the inspiration. I just love those little bunnies. so cute.
My DF that went with Mom and I to Sebring goes to Punderson every year - you should enroll as a student some time. I think they do a lot of primitive hooking at that camp - the rug photos were so great - wonderful to see others wonderful rugs. Hope you have a great Easter ! mel
That dog is INCREDIBLE! Of course I'm always a sucker for dogs! So many pretty rugs!
Oh Lauren,Every ones rugs are really good!Thank you so much for the show.Hugs Cheri
Hi, Lauren,
Thanks so much for taking all these pictures and posting them. I know some rug hooking friends of mine from Beavercreek, Ohio are probably up there. Is this when they have classes, too? It all sounds like so much fun.
Melinda
You are so lucky to be able to go to these amazing shows Lauren....What great rugs! My favorites this time 'round are the little dimensional bunnies, that INCREDIBLE fraktur bird, and, of course, the wonderful Halloween rug with the adorable scaredy cat! Too fun!! (PS - Forgot to mention in my comment on the post above how wonderfully you're doing with Auntie Peanut - Love her!!!) Smiles & Hugs ~ Robin
I want to know more about rug camp this year, when is it and what does it cost?I just found out about it today!
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