The hooking on my Midnight Clear rug is completed! I pressed it last night and now have to decide on a binding technique. I love how a good steam press really brightens up the colors and makes your rug look a whole lot better.
This is hands-down one of my most favorite rugs I have ever hooked! The color plan came together nicely and the rug was a pleasure to hook. I was sad to pull up the last loop, knowing that it was over.
Note the glow of a light in the upstairs window of the blue house...someone is trying to stay awake for Santa!
There's nothing on my frame right now but I can't feel too sorry for myself...I have lots of hooking projects waiting for me. One project is my blog challenge (still have designer's block about that one!) and now there are new Notforgotten Farm patterns posted on my website! Hmmm, which one should I choose??????
12 comments:
Your new rug is really nice ~ the colors are very rich! And I love your new patterns ~ you two make a great team!
Great rug. I can see why it is your favorite. Love the dark rich colors also.
Kris, love those colors, just another great rug.
This rug is Beautiful, the colors you chose are Great !!!! And Lori's new designs are so nice ...I need to get one & have to decide which one to get they are all so Neat !!! She is so talented !
There are some wonderful details in your rug. I particularly like the snowman in the pocket! Nice job!
YOur rug is great i love it. It is on my list. Alice is right you two make a great team.
Kris ~
I love it, too.
Hugs :)
Lauren
Wow no wonder you love this. I love it too and your color choices are the best.
Great rug indeed!!! I so enjoyed working on mine at January rug camp. Congrats on your finish!!!
What's this??? New Notforgotten Farm patterns . . . I may be in trouble. Better get over to the website.
Patterns are wonderful and I love the background on your rug. Very rich looking.
Love it too!
Kris, congratulations on having your beautiful Santa rug Midnight Clear featured on Rug Hooking Daily.
I love your choice of rich colors and it looks so festive. Great job... JB
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