colorcrazy locker hooking
Lately I’ve been noticing so much texture in designs–in fashion, home furnishings and items for decor. It’s nice to see because I love texture. Below are some simple designs with frayed edges that I locker hooked. The first is my Rags and Silk purse design from my Locking Loops book hooked with Osnaburg and recycled sari silk strips. The following designs are a bracelet in linen burlap and earrings in 6-mesh canvas–both made from leftover remnants. The last is the Spiral Squares locker hooked rug from Locking Loops in recycled denim and Osnaburg fabric. It’s so fun to tear strips with frayed edges you can use to create beautiful designs. Very stress relieving. Tear away!
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I have to admit I panicked. Late last year, rug canvas was no where to be found in the U.S. The only supplier of wholesale canvas had decided to close their doors and I was in the middle of some new designs. Rug canvas is an essential component for my work and the kits I...
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colorcrazy locker hooking
When I discovered that locker hooking as a needle craft, was the perfect technique for creating flower textures, I knew I had to get creative and produce some super colorful and textural designs. I always admired the texture you can achieve with traditional rug hooking using a latch hook, and beautiful embroidered florals. Turns out...
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colorcrazy locker hooking
I love the colors of spring and the vibrant energy in the garden when everything is blooming. There’s so much to choose from for inspiration. So of course it took me forever to decide on the Spring design for this series of Garden Panels. I started out with a completely different design and must have...
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