Rug Hooking Magazine September/October 2019 - Free US Shipping

On the Cover: Ma Jolie Fleur, designed and hooked by Judy Taylor.

The summer is almost over and we are looking forward to autumn! This issue is chock full of patterns and projects to help you celebrate the change of season. Are you ready for Halloween? Take a look at the fall–themed stocking from Notforgotten Farm and the witchy rug from Ellen Banker. Colorful leaves in our part of the world have inspired a "rainbow" leaves primitive mat you will love to hook. A gallery of rugs based on song lyrics is sure to please and have you humming along. And inspiration from some of your favorite writers, like Gene Shepherd, Wanda Kerr, and Nancy Parcels will spark your imagination and creativity. Be sure not to miss this issue!

A Passion for PUNCH A calendar hanger for autumn, part 4 of a series by Simone Vojvodin

First Chapter of the First Rug Hooking Guild in the U.S. Where it all began by Paulette Hackman

How to Photograph Your Rugs, Part 1 You can do this! by Anne–Marie Littenberg

Rainbow Autumn Leaves A primitive design for the season by Hayley Perry

Have You Hooked a Good Song Lately? The song challenge by Debbie Ballard

Bittersweet Stocking A rug punch project from Notforgotten Farm by Lori Brechlin

Kintsugi in Wool Easy rug designs for the artistically challenged by Linda Pietz

The Spirit of Salem Come fly with me! by Ellen Banker

A Rug Hooking Exclusive Autumn Fox by Laurie Lausen, The Wooly Red Rug

2019 Call for Entries, Celebration 30 Time to enter your latest masterpiece!

Destinations Hooked Rug Museum of North America and Fibre Art Market by Janet Couper

Canadian Connection 40 Mats Honoring 40 Years by Meredith Burton

Ask the Experts Hooking Right or Wrong by Gene Shepherd

Artful Color Magnificent Panoramas on Purpose by Wanda Kerr

Dear Beginning Rug Hooker Give T–Shirts a try! by Judy Taylor/Little House Rugs

Reader's Gallery Honoring Marilyn Bottjer by Tracy Jamar

From My Dye Pot "Found Wool" Magic by Nancy Z. Parcels

First Rug on the Last Page Hiding in the Pumpkin Patch/Cynthia Stratton Thompson by Suzanne White