Finally getting back to posting more of the Sauder rugs. My computer was not cooperating (no big surprise there!) and it would not let me edit pictures. Some of these rugs are in Celebration of Hand Hooked Rugs 31. I got my book yesterday but have not yet had a minute to peruse it.
More to come!
Thanks so much for stopping by.
Pug hugs 😊
Lauren
9 comments:
Oh such a wonderful post!!!!! The rugs were great and Cindy Irwin's dress was spectacular!!
Must admit I was hesitant taking my first class with Cindy because I thought she was too McGowan and narrow cut for me. But she is fantastic in even primitive. Yeah, I know McGowan's are trained to do all cuts, but she really is a great teacher for all.
Wow, those rugs are amazing. So much great talent all in one place. I'd love to be able to see these rugs up close like you did. Thanks so much for showing these to us who can't make it in person. There's some great primitive in there too.
Thank you so much again, Lauren. Take care and have a great weekend.
Hugs,
Julia
Wow... Just WOW. This is what the word "gobsmacked" was made for. I am in complete and absolute awe. ~et~
Wow. So amazing all the talent out there to do such creative hooking. Thanks for posting
Just incredible hooking & that wedding dress !!!! Just amazing designs ....thanks for sharing , I don't think I would ever get there to see these in person , it's just wonderful to see how talented people are ! Thank you !
What a variety! I can't even imagine the talent. I love them all and some of them should be in a museum, they are so good!
What a wonderful collection! Hope you have a nice wonderful holiday weekend! Janice
I think WoW has been said a lot but holy WoW amazing work the fishermen are amazing!!!!
thanks for the show for us who did not make it.
Cathy
What a beautiful lot of rugs. Hard to choose a favorite, although I have a leaning towards those two roosters. Interesting to see more men becoming more interested in hooking. Thanks again for sharing. Perhaps someday I might make the trip.
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