A few of the rugs from the stained glass windows exhibit from the Buffalo Trace Rug Hookers.
Remember Jennie from the blog Over the Hill and Running? This was her rug in the Greenfield Project, based on a 1942 pattern by William Winthrop Kent. This was part of an exhibit by Lisanne Miller of W. Cushing and Company.
Friend Valerie's rug ~
Copper framed contemporary rug hooking. The linen was stretched over flexible copper tubing to create the shape of the rug. Many different mediums and techniques were used.
The Winds of Change Challenge by the Black Swamp Rug Hookers, the guild celebrated the 30th year of Rug Hooking Week at Sauder Village. This challenge combined the symbolic windmill logo of Sauder Village with their favorite Sauder memory.
This is just a small fraction of the rugs exhibited. Next post I will share the Celebrations rugs which were submitted by the hooker to be judged by a committee. The best of the best!
Thanks so much for stopping by.
Pug hugs 😊
Lauren
5 comments:
OMG such amazing awesome rugs. I cannot even give a favorite. My mind is so overloaded with so much talented hookers out there. I kept scrolling back and forth taking in all of these rugs. TFS Janice
Wow....and more wow. Such incredible works of art. All are more than impressive and many clamor for "favored" status...but, dang....that Santa face. Absolutely incredible.
Lauren, it's all wonderful, greetings from all of us to everyone!
Yes, that face!! Also loved the patriotic sky in one of the rugs. All were awesome to look at and I'll be back to walk among them again soon.
Just so many amazing pieces !!! Has to be fantastic to see these in person. Do you know whose pattern Valerie hooked , the one with the 2 Crows ? A friend has been looking for a pattern similar to this one.
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