Hook rugs

How to Hook Rugs from Start to Finish A Free Beginner How to Course in Hooking Rugs compliments of Deanne Fitzpatrick Rug Hooking Studio Hooking rugs is easy. You can even teach yourself. You pull…

Learn how to latch hook with an easy-to-follow tutorial. Make wall hangings, throw pillows, rugs, and more! Latch hook projects are a great use for scrap yarn too.

Looking for a winter hobby? You might find everything you're looking for in hooking. I had no idea that I had everything it took to make a spectacular hooker, but a few years ago, on

I’m often asked how to prevent twisted loops…this is what I share with my students… May people like twisted, uneven loops and that is f...

*newest at the top Lori Willis Well, I just finished my first Pencil Pouch. It was fun and I will make a few more for sure. I think the next ones will be much easier as I was figuring things out along the way. Your video instructions were good and helpful. I watched a few […]

Make an awesome kitchen rag rug to keep your footsies comfy while you cook! This DIY kitchen rag rug is an awesome way to reuse old sheets and create something beautiful out of something old! Also a great DIY gift idea!

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Latch hook rugs are a great way to add color, texture, and warmth to any room. And while making them is fun, finishing the rug can be a bit tricky. Here’s how you can complete your latch hook rug project like a pro: 1. Trim the edges 2. Attach a backing 3. Whipstitch the sides 4. Add a fringe or trim These steps will help give your rug a professional finish, make it durable, and ensure it stays intact for years. #DIYRug You Can Check It Out to…