Rug Hooking PATTERN, Silvia Squirrel, 14" x 18", P164, Woodland squirrel, DIY Autumn Rug Design
$30.00
This listing is for the rug hooking pattern "Silvia Squirrel" hand drawn on primitive linen or monks cloth. This is for the pattern ONLY. The finished rug is used as an example only and is not included in the listing.
The design is 14" x 18" and is hand drawn on either monks cloth or primitive linen, whichever you prefer. Monks cloth is great for all cuts of wool. Primitive linen is better for wide cuts, #8 (1/4") and wider. The design is surrounded by a 4" border to make it fit on most lap top frames or in a 14" hoop. I have serged any outside raw edges to prevent raveling while hooking.
This design was featured in Rug Hooking Magazine in the Fall of 2011. It is a fun rug to hook and a good choice for beginners. I used a #8 cut (1/4" wide strips) to hook this design. For the background I used a large plaid wool consisting of greens, golds and blacks. The pumpkins were hooked with various orange wool textures and Miss Silvia was hooked with textured grays and whites.
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Which Backing Fabric should I choose?
Cotton Monks Cloth is 100% cotton woven with two warp threads and two weft threads has 12 x 13 holes per inch. It is great for hooking with all cuts of wool, from fine to primitive cuts. It is less expensive than primitive linen.
Primitive linen is 100% linen, the most durable backing fabric. It is more expensive than other backing fabrics. The evenly spaced weave of 12 x 12 threads per inch makes it great for all primitive cuts, #7 and wider.
Beginners usually have an easier time hooking with linen.
Both are fine and long lasting choices for the backing to support and make your hooked rug durable. I use both types, but usually choose linen for larger projects.
Do you refund shipping overage charges?
Yes, if the difference is $3.00 or more. Etsy calculations, especially on orders with multiple items, can add up to more than the actual shipping. I will let you know when your order is ready to ship if you will be receiving a shipping refund.
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Reviews (11)
Average:
Jan 8, 2022
Cute pattern can’t wait to get started!
Lisa Suggs Wilson
Dec 27, 2021
Excellent transaction! Item exactly as described! Happy New Year!
Barbara DeLand
May 25, 2020
patricia tourigny
Sep 16, 2019
Great customer service and love the pattern. Working on it now.
Paula Harris
Sep 6, 2019
Great pattern, very well drawn!
Kathleen Hughes