This Class Sold Out - Next Class is 19th May 24
Ever wondered what to do with that one ball of wool left over from your latest knitting project?
Annie Holcombe has just the craft for you.
A frame, piece of hessian, a hook and imagination, you can make yourself a floor mat, cushion cover or wall hanging ….. let your imagination go wild..
Rug hooking has been around for hundreds of years. It became very popular in the 19th Century in England. Every home had a hearth and there was always the latest rug in front of the fire. Scraps of worn out clothes were often cut up into strips and hooked into old feed sacks or hessian (Burlap).
Now days you can buy woollen material and then cut it into strips and off you go. (Mostly in America)
We prefer to do it the more cost effective way using left over wool.
This course includes all your tools you will receive and keep:
Frame
Hessian
Hook
Plus wool will be provided in lots of colours for your use along with printed designs for use or inspiration.
Students to bring:
If you have any wool you like, about 8 ply and not rough. Any designs ideas you may like to try.
$250 AUD - includes all materials, tools and lunch
**Please refer to our terms and conditions before purchasing a ticket. Due to the nature of our small business and booking of artists, refunds or credits cannot be issued if you later become unavailable. You can however pass your place to a friend.
