Mr. Snow – pattern by Mavis Butterfield
Due to moving and setting up a new garden and workspace, I haven’t been able to get as many rugs hooked this year as I had planned.
But now that things have seemed to calm down, I’m back at it again. Mostly hooking at night. I’m really enjoying sitting in a dedicated workspace again and listening to audiobooks. It’s been very calming.
We all need a hobby. A distraction. Something we love to do and can get lost in. Gardening and rug hooking seem to be the two big hobbies I love the most.
Now that the garden has been planted and put to rest for the winter, it’s time to start hooking again in earnest. One of my goals this year was to hook 6 large rugs. So far I’ve hooked 4 {and have the patterns for rugs 5 and 6 all ready to go}.
And while I didn’t get any large rugs hooked this past month, I was able to finish some smaller sized ones.
Here are photos of all the rugs I hooked in October.
Reindeer Pillow – pattern by MaggiesFarm1846
Rudolf and His Very Merry Tree – Pattern by Mavis Butterfield
Two Turtle Doves – Pattern by TweedfulThings
Primitive Christmas Tree – Pattern by Maria Barton
Penny Circles – pattern by Mavis Butterfield
Thanksgiving Turkey Table Runner – Pattern by Red Cabin Rugs
That’s what has been keeping me busy these days, how about YOU? Do you have a craft or hobby that you spend a lot of time on? I’m always looking for new things to try.
Have a great day everyone,
~Mavis
Ashley Bananas says
I dont know where you find the time!!! That’s awesome!
Nancy says
Wow, they are beautiful!!
Kristen says
I love all of these! I’m curious – are you self-taught or did you take a class? I’d love to learn to hook at some point. I’m also interested in needle-punch which is similar. Have you ever tried that? How long does it take you to hook these rugs? Thank you so much for sharing. I’m definitely inspired!
Mavis Butterfield says
Self taught. I have never taken a class. I have never tried needle punch but lots of people seem to like it. 🙂