From Midwest Rug Hookers, 5 Rugs

Just a quick post today, and a link to read the rest of the story!

Most of you know that I'm editor of the newsletter for Midwest Rug Hookers, a chapter of ATHA. Recently, we put together five interviews of five members of Midwest Rug Hookers about interesting rugs.

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These are the rugs, but read the interviews to understand the approach of each rug hooker!

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  Sondra Petersen's "Silent Night," designed by Susan Krueger, won a top prize at the Spring Hook In!

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  Susan Jonak's amazing untitled rug, designed by Janice Johnson, is made to look like an antique.

  

  Laurie Thies took on the challenge of an incomplete vintage hooking project (above), with stunning results.

  

  With "Kindling," Becky Groff adapted a complex photograph to honor one of her heroes!

  

  Suzanne Cantrell made a friend out of thin air, or did she?

  Click this link to read the whole issue of the August 14 issue! I'll be back soon with more Noodlings, and thanks for reading!