60 Best Rug Hooking Blogs and Websites

1. Rug Hooking magazine

Rug Hooking magazine is the leading resource for artists who design and create hooked rugs. Published five times a year, we offer endless tutorials, projects and inspiration through our magazines, books, DVDs and more.
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2. Encompassing Designs Blog

In January 2000, my good friend Mary introduced me to the art of rug hooking. Smitten after pulling one square inch of loops, I hooked feverishly through the night and saw the sun come up. I teach an informative and fun filled three hour beginning class that focuses strictly on the technique of rug hooking. It covers proper loop formation by hooking straight lines, wavy lines and circles.
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10.2K ⋅2 posts / week Get Email Contact More

3. Notforgotten Farm

Virginia, US
My name is Lori Brechlin. Notforgotten Farm is an online journal of my needlework designs, folk art and goings-on here at the farm. I collect old & odd things. I pull wool & cotton through linen. I walk barefoot in my garden. I love who I am & who I'm with.
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4. kankerdoodle

A Rug Hooking Blog.
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5. Martina Lesar

Discover the timeless tradition of rug hooking at the Martina Lesar Hooked Rug Studio located in the hills of Caledon, Ontario in Canada.
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6. Nazmiyal Antique Rugs Blog

New York City, New York, US
For those fascinated by rugs, textiles, art, fashion architecture and interior design, the Nazmiyal Blog has been the go to source for the last decade! Nazmiyal Antique Rugs in NYC is the premier rug gallery for beautiful antique carpets, rare Persian rugs and vintage mid century carpets.
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7. Mat Living

Provides area rugs tips, tricks and trends. Mat Living is a specialty rug store to find your favorite area carpet. We have endless collection of area rugs from contemporary, luxury to vintage rug that fits any home décor.
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8. High On Hooking

High On Hooking produces colorful, hand-hooked rugs and mats to decorate your floors, walls, and tables. Purchase one-of-a-kind or custom designs.
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9. Penny Rugs and More

I'm Colleen MacKinnon, wife, grandmother, penny rugger, decor enthusiast, and office manager From the beginnings to the finishings...recycling wool into penny rugs and more.
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10. Hoosier Hills Rug Hooking Guild

The Hoosier Hills Rug Hooking Guild was organized in the fall of 2002. Membership is comprised of people from several counties in southwest Indiana and southeast Illinois. A typical meeting includes a time to discuss business, and also time for rug hooking and fellowship.
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1.4K ⋅2 posts / month Get Email Contact More

11. Saundra of Woodland Junction

This is Ben, a handsome Rottie adopted from a local vet referral. I prefer wide cut primitive style rugs but I have hooked a memorial profile of my departed Rottweilers in #3 and it was beautiful. I know that I can successfuly hook narrow cuts but my heart is with wide cut primitives as our foremothers use to do.
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12. Acorn Hollow

I have been married 40 years with one married daughter and one amazing grand daughter. I enjoy rug hooking and most crafts. I spend most of my time with family and friends.
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13. Laurel Anderson

Laurel's Originals Art for Interior Design. Laurels Originals is all about creating hand-painted custom canvas rugs for your home.
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14. Shady Hill Rug Hooking

'When the kids are out of the house' I am going to hook rugs. That was my idea when I first saw rug hooking at art exhibits, craft shows and in antique stores. When we moved to Ocala Florida in 2005 the Community College was holding a 'Hand Hooked Rug' exhibit in their art gallery. How lucky was I! Timing was right, location was right. My rug hooking adventure was about to begin!
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15. Laura Kenney Rugs

Laura Kenney was born in Moose Jaw, Kenney began rug hooking when she moved to Truro, NS in 1998. She took classes with the Rug Hooking Guild of Nova in Truro which gave her a good basis in rug hooking. Her work has been represented by the Nova Scotia Folk Art Festival since 2009.
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16. Rugs and Pugs Blog

Ohio, US
Welcome and thank you for stoppping by. I live just two blocks from beautiful Lake Erie. I am a rug hooker, needle puncher, and antique collector. Read about my rugs project and foster pugs.
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2 posts / week ⋅ Dec 2009 Get Email Contact More

17. Of Petals and Wool

I'm a mother of four grandmother of seven and great grandmother of one. I have many hobbies and interests but gardening and rug hooking are my main interest at the moment. I live with my husband in the house that we built with the help of my brothers and have been married for 51years.
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18. Northumberland Rug Hookers

Ontario, Canada
The Northumberland Rug Hookers is a non-profit organization founded prior to 1983. It is based in Northumberland County, Ontario. Our objective is to keep rug hooking alive as a fibre art form, and to have some fun at the same time!
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19. My Red Cape

Long ago in another time my husband Jack and I lived in a little old red house. It was the stuff of dreams to us for the few years that we were there. I live there still a number of hours every day in imagination, with old dolls and paintings and fabrics and feather trees. I draw inspiration and happiness from the memories of that space in time and share some of it here with friends.
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20. Rughooking Australia

The Australian Rugmakers Guild invites you to their website to learn more about the revival of traditional rugcrafting in Australia and meet the growing community of innovative contemporary fibre artists in Australia / New Zealand who are quietly moving this traditional craft into a number of exciting directions.
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21. My Mother's a Hooker

My Mother's a Hooker - hand hooked rugs and color design created by Ania, of AniaCreativeDesigns
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22. Beaconsfield Hooking

The Beaconsfield Hooking Crafters Guild is a non-profit organization which was founded as a guild in 1975. Our objective is to keep rug hooking alive as a fiber art form.
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481 ⋅2 posts / quarter Get Email Contact More

23. Deanne Fitzpatrick | Youtube

Amherst, Nova Scotia, Canada
Deanne Fitzpatrick Studio posts videos on rug hooking, creativity and notes on life in small town Nova Scotia Rug Hooking Studio. Deanne Fitzpatrick Rug Hooking Studio has one of a kind hooked rugs, rug hooking kits, patterns, and supplies. We have studio workshops on rug hooking and online course on rug hooking.
Also in Rug Hooking Youtube Channels
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12K⋅ 906 ⋅1 post / week ⋅ Dec 2008 Get Email Contact More

24. Willow Creek Rug Hooking

Willow Creek Rug Hooking provides instructional courses and supplies for all your rug hooking needs.
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25. Primitive Home Decor | Braided Rugs & Outdoor Rugs

Tucker, Georgia, US
Homespice Decor has been making braided rugs for over 15 years. As a family-owned business, we design & import handcrafted rugs and accessories from our factories in India for wholesale in the U.S. and Canada.
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13.7K⋅ 334 ⋅9 posts / year Get Email Contact More

26. Deanne Fitzpatrick Rug Hooking

Amherst, Nova Scotia, Canada
Deanne Fitzpatrick Rug Hooking Studio has one of a kind hooked rugs, rug hooking kits, patterns, and supplies. We have studio workshops on rug hooking and online course on rug hooking.
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27. Modern Rug Importers Blog

Laguna Hills, California, US
The blog explores more on rugs, its design tips, cleaning tips, inspirations and much more. Modern Rug Importers offers a wide range of modern & contemporary style rugs at discounted prices in USA and also have the largest area rugs in all styles and designs from across the world.
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28. Cindi Gay Rug Hooking

Pemberville, Ohio, US
Hi, my name is Cindi Gay. As a rug hooking teacher, I've been posting rug hooking instructions since 2001 and blogging since October 1, 2007 when I started a room-sized rug. Here you wil learn about new rug hooking products & techniques. Also Learn to rug hook with online lessons & tutorials.
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4.9K⋅ 238⋅ 773 ⋅7 posts / year Get Email Contact More

29. ANPTmag » Rug Hooking

Newmarket, Ontario, Canada
ANPTmag is your go-to magazine for all the crafts you love: quilting, knitting, cross stitch, embroidery and more! Includes step-by-step instructions.
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30. Vintage Heart Rug Design

A Vintage Heart Rug Design blog by Yvonne.
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31. Orange Sink

Rice Lake, Wisconsin, US
My home town is Rice Lake, a small town in northern Wisconsin. I own Red House Wool Studio~ an in-home wool and rug hooking business. I enjoy collecting and decorating with antiques and primitives. Orange Sink Blog is a journal of my interests and ramblings about life. Cathy Greschner
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32. Primitive Spirit

My name is Karen Kahle and I am a fiber artist from Eugene, Oregon. For the past 17 years or so I have hooked and designed rugs for my mail order business called Primitive Spirit. I chose the name Primitive Spirit because my designs are in the primitive style of rug hooking. The look is vintage, stylized, with soft, time-worn colors. These are the colors I live with and make me feel at home.
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33. Mat The Basics

Your source for all the Rug Hooking tips, tricks, trade insider, design trends, and more. Mat The Basics under the Flagship of M A Trading Inc which is an 80-Year-old Area Rug Manufacturer operating worldwide & specializing in Designing, Manufacturing, and selling a wide variety of innovative designer rugs.
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34. Woolly Mammoth Woolens

Woolly Mammoth Woolens is located in Upstate New York in Saratoga Springs. I sell hand-dyed woolens, original rug patterns, dye formula booklets, rug binding tape, and pre-mixed dye formula packets.
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35. The Paisley Studio

Writing about rug hooking & other stuff.
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36. Excessive Compulsive Sewing and Rug Hooking

I love all things using a needle or hook. I've sewn all my life and I have never been able to sit without working on something. People comment about how much patience I have. My answer is, 'It isn't patience. It's excessive compulsive sewing!'
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37. Peconic Ruggers

A guild for all rug hookers.
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38. Green Mountain Hooked Rugs

Montpelier, Vermont, US
Green Mountain Hooked Rugs sells rug hooking supplies including, swatches, dyed wool, rug hooking hooks, rug hooking patterns, and rug hooking frames. In this blog you will find posts related to rug hooking.
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39. Laura's Loop

My mother, Emma Webber, got me started in Rug Hooking and supports me all the way! She gave me the upstairs bedroom as my studio and the garage apartment for a dye kitchen. She calls her home. The House of 2 Studios! We host a couple of hook-ins every year and are usually available for visits. Emma spends many happy hours braiding rugs; combining the colours and textures of her wool stash.
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40. Kris Miller from Spruce Ridge Studios

My name is Kris Miller and I am the owner of Spruce Ridge Studios. I specialize in delightful original rug hooking patterns and rug hooking supplies. I have loved textiles and making things by hand for as long as I can remember. I also love animals and I have an assortment of pampered goats, sheep, alpacas, a cat and two dogs.
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41. Rug Hooking with Janice Lee

I own The Rug Hooking Store at Black Horse Antiques in Valley Nebraska. Learn to rug hook, tips for the beginner and experienced rug hooker. View hot from the pot hand-dyed wool and the latest patterns in the store.
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42. Home Spun Prims

I live in a small town in the upper peninsula of Michigan with my husband Brian and furry child Zoe. Brian and I have been married for 37 years. We have one adult son, Scott. For as long as I can remember I've loved to make things with my hands. I love to work with fabric fibers the best. Quilt making, primitive rug hooking, cloth dolls and cross stitch samplers are my favorite things to make.
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43. The Old Tattered Flag

Here at The Old Tattered Flag we specialize in three mediums: Rug Hooking, Punch Needle Embroidery and Wool Applique.
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44. JLT Studios

Saskatchewan, Canada
I am Jean Ottosen, a juried member of the SK Craft Council. I am a fibre artist using fibre hooking to create unique works of art. I use traditional rug hooking to create unique hooked fibre art.
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45. Seaside Rug Hooking Company | Hooked, Line and Sinker Club Blog

This is a community for traditional rug hookers. We are here to share ideas, opinions, and information. Seaside Rug Hooking Co. sells quality rug hooking patterns, kits, and sundries.
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2.6K⋅ 180 ⋅2 posts / year Get Email Contact More

46. The Diary of a Rugmaker

A Rug Hooking blog by Meet Cee.
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47. The Middle Sister

I love primitive rug hooking, quilting, and decorating. I hope to share these passions with those who are like minded.
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48. The Woolery Guy

The Woolery has been serving the needs of weavers, knitters, spinners, felters and rug hookers since 1981.
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49. Ali Strebel

Kindred Spirits was formed in 1986 when Sally Korte and I began publishing books and patterns featuring embellished clothing, primitive stitcheries, hooked rugs, needle felted and punch needle projects along with many other folk art pieces. Sally and I were indeed Kindred Spirits, designing, teaching and lecturing nationally and internationally, growing a business that has brought recognition.
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50. Plumrun Creek

Primitive Handmades Mercantile is a group of artists creating new handmade items for your home each month. We enjoy creating lifelong heirlooms with our hands like our grandma's used to do. Penny rugs, hooked rugs, stitcheries, fraktur painting, primitive dolls and other handstitched heirlooms!
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51. Baskets of Wool

I am married to my wonderful husband Rob and we have two fur kids named Molly and Olivia. I am a fiber artist and love to create with wool. My first love is hooking rugs and teaching rug hooking to others. In my spare time, I enjoy reading, making penny rugs, applique and creating other fun items . Please check back often to see what I have been up too!
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52. Alaina the Woolly Trout Blog

My name is Alaina Trout and I have been a rug hooker since 1998. Rug hooking has become a passion with me. In order to get the colors that I wanted I knew that I had to dye many of them myself. Now my love of dyeing beautiful colors is almost as much fun as my rug hooking! I will share many tips on both of these areas of the wonderful world of Rug Hooking!
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53. Northwest Folk Design

I have been making hooked art and rugs for many years. I love what I do. Every aspect of creating a piece is fulfilling. It is always exciting for me to watch an idea evolve from start to finish. At times, when I begin a piece it is just a shadow of an idea, but as I proceed, transferring the initial sketch to the linen backing, selecting the colors and textures of wool, to finally hooking.
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54. California's 1st Rug Hooking

California's 1st Chapter of ATHA (Association of trditional hooking artists).
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55. Anita Hooks Rug

I am a rug hooker and teach rug hooking classes in my home as well as at camps and workshops around the country. I live in Overland Park, KS. I love using lots of plaids, textures and antique paisley in my rugs and hook mostly in wide cut (#6-9). I received my McGown certification in 2001. I love to share my knowledge and passion for hooked rugs with my students.
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56. Coral Door Studio

In all my work, I am keenly committed to using found objects and recycled materials. Over the years, I have enjoyed turning junk into treasures - old windows into garden art; colourful rags into beautiful rugs; buttons and bits of hardware into delightful suncatchers. Lately, my passion has turned to textiles - and my work now primarily includes primitive/traditional rug hooking.
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57. The Wooly Red Rug

Laurie Lausen is an avid rug-hooker who sees her career as a fiber journey that has taken many paths over the years. She began designing and hooking rugs while still in school in the early 1970s. She started her business, L. J. Fibers, in the 1980s, sharing her passion for color and texture with thousands of students teaching spinning, dyeing, knitting, weaving, rug hooking, beadwork and basketry.
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58. Two Cats and Dog Hooking

My mother's mother, who was gone before I was born, was a rug hooker. My grandfather used to muse that he was affaid to leave home because his clothes would be turned into rugs while he was away. I am fortunate to have grown up walking on her rugs, not imagining at the time that I would be carrying on her tradition of hooking while giving it a modern twist with design elements and a use of fabrics
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59. Wild West Rug Hookers

Wild West Rug Hookers meet in Cody, Wyoming at the Park County Library every month. We are a small group of Traditional and Primitive Rug Hookers who love to have fun. We welcome anyone wanting to learn about hooking rugs.
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