Hooked samples of our latest patterns
will appear here as we receive new pictures from our hooker friends!
Mister Fox, 21 x
36. Hooked by Crystal Brown of Washington, Pennsylvania.
January Sheep,
51 x 45, a new design for 2008, hooked by Betty Bennett of Ligonier,
Pennsylvania. Carol Endres artwork.
Let It Snow, 27 x 29,
a new design for 2008, was hooked by Judy Carter of Willow Street, Pennsylvania. Carol
Endres artwork.
Maine Sampler, 36 x 51. Hooked by Kathy Sparks of Unionville, Indiana.
Winter
Wonderland, 23 X 58 was hooked by Cathie Gordon of Chagrin
Falls, Ohio. Truly one of my very favorite winter rugs. Everything we all think
about. Cathie's playful use of color for the people and animals is wonderful. Very
cozy log cabin. WOW! Carol Endres artwork.
Aunt Tillie's Garden, 32
x 55, hooked by Elaine Cathcart of Athens, Tennessee. The second Aunt Tillie was
hooked by Jayne Hester of Kinderhook, New York.
Brave Hunter, 20 X 40
was hooked by Susan Scott of Bellevue, Washington.
Cat Mint, 28
x 22, hooked by Sharron Nelson of Lancaster, Pennsylvania. The second Cat
Mint was hooked by Donna McHargue of St. Louis, Missouri.
Dutch Tulips, 21 x 21, a
new pattern for 2008, hooked by Lisa Baughman of Johnstown, Pennsylvania. The second was
hooked by Bonnie Smith of Frostburg, Maryland.
Grande Fleur, 29 x
48, hooked by Elaine Cathcart of Athens, Tennessee.
Magdalena's
Animal Collection, 43 x 71, hooked by Bryan Hancock of Rocky Mount, North
Carolina.
Magdalena's
Animal Runner, 32 x 96, was hooked by Lucille Festa of Pawlet, Vermont.
New Bedford
Hearth Rug, 22 x 43, hooked by Mercedes Hnizdo of Fort
Lauderdale, Florida.
One Up Quilt, 40 x 31, hooked
by Lisa Baughman of Johnstown, Pennsylvania. The pattern has the date 1880 in place of the
initials shown here, as shown in the second rug, hooked by Pat Klavuhn of Bedford,
Pennsylvania.
Pumpkin Hollow,
33 x 22, a new pattern for 2008 hooked by JoAnn Refkin.
Round Robin, 35
round, a new pattern for 2008, first two pictured were hooked by Lisa Baughman of
Johnstown, Pennsylvania. Both of these color stories are super. The first rug makes the
bird and flowers stand out more and is very colorful, while the second is softer, and the
bird just sort of becomes one with the rug. Very neat! Thanks Lisa, a very wonderful PAL!
The third Round Robin was hooked by Jo-Ann Pino of
Stuyvesant, New York.
