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Rug hooking patterns: sheep, basket and saltbox house
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A rug-hooking pattern works in the American-primitive folk-art register: bold, simple, large open regions. These nine pattern a folk-art sheep under a crescent moon, a woven basket of flowers and a crooked saltbox house, each drawn three ways — the bare pattern draft, the same design with hooking loop strokes worked in, and a finished colour plan.
- a pattern traced onto backing
- a long hallway runner
- a colour-plan reference before hooking
- an autumn-colour variation
Frequently asked questions
- What size does the pattern print at?
- A square sheet with a margin, the design centred inside a simple ruled border.
- Does this include a colour guide?
- The colour-plan style floods each region with a flat wool shade; the draft and worked-rows styles are line-only for tracing.
- Can I get a different design?
- Yes — use the direction field to ask for a rooster or another design, drawn the same three ways.
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