Thanks for tuning in to Episode 44. Here's the link to the audio recording.
My first little locker hooking project. I didn't love the process, but I did like it enough that I don't mind using up the rest of the canvas I bought to make a larger rug.
I found this YouTube demo published a few years ago - check it out here.
The tail of my friend Beth's new shirt. Bad dog! Bad Tucker! (not really)
It was easy to transfer the shape of the gaping hole onto paper and make a template for the patch.
Finally, I can't resist sharing this shot from our campsite in Cooperstown. We were very careful to keep the cats inside the RV, of course, but Betty parked herself regularly on the steps looking out into the woods.
I was fascinated by these adjustable pattern-drafting tools at the Farmers' Museum in Cooperstown, NY. 
This volunteer was kind enough to show us the hand-loom process for a good long while.
This volunteer was kind enough to show us the hand-loom process for a good long while.
Sewing machines!
Oh, yeah, and then there was that baseball museum. Look! Brooks Robinson!
Lou Gehrig! Jackie Robinson! Roberto Clemente!
The tail of my friend Beth's new shirt. Bad dog! Bad Tucker! (not really)
It was easy to transfer the shape of the gaping hole onto paper and make a template for the patch.Here's the newly patched shirttail hem of Beth's shirt.
Doesn't Beth look great in her sleeveless shirt? (and nice setting for a photo, right?!)
Finally, I can't resist sharing this shot from our campsite in Cooperstown. We were very careful to keep the cats inside the RV, of course, but Betty parked herself regularly on the steps looking out into the woods. 
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Wow! Amazing job on the shirt and wish I could have seen the delight in her eyes when you presented her with it.
ReplyDeleteI really liked this kind of art-craft, I wanted to do something like that last week that I was on vacation, but I just saw your post, maybe the next weekend I will try do it
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