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Moving Encounters by Jan Eubanks

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Rug Show 

A brief history of antique rug hooking:
Antique hooked rugs were created on burlap after 1850 because burlap was free as long as one used old grain and feed sacks. Every and any scrap of fiber that was no longer usable as clothing was put into rugs in the United States. Yarn was not a fiber of choice if one did not have access to "thrums", a fringe of warp threads left on the loom after the cloth was woven and then removed.
Making a durable and beautiful rug requires patience and nimble fingers. The basic technique is to hold a thin strip of wool on the backside of a coarsely woven fabric like burlap, cotton or linen. It is then drawn up in small loops of the woolen strip through the openings of the weave using a hand held hooking tool.
The backing fabric is usually stretched out and secured on a small frame and the design of the rug is sketched out on the fabric beforehand. Today there are many manufactured patterns for purchase from many sources, rug hooking teachers and designers.
In New England, the designs of hooked rugs were often florals, still a huge favorite subject for hooked rugs today.
Early colonials introduced the tradition of hooked rugs to American.
The technique of hooked rugs as we know it today, gained popularity in England over 400 years ago. At that time, it was called "brodding" or "thrumming".
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Interior Landscapes by Simon Brittan 

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Debra Yaun 


Beatriz Ramos-Rivera Maliszewski 

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  • HOME
  • QUINLAN MEMBERSHIP
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    • 2020 Winter Exhibition
    • Past exhibitions >
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      • 2020 Fall
      • 2020 Spring
      • 2019 Winter Exhibition
      • Fall Exhibitions 2019 >
        • Fifth Virginia Avery Memorial "Reflections" Juried Art Exhibition Awards
      • Summer Exhibitions 2019
      • Winter Exhibitions
      • Spring Exhibitions 2019
      • Youth Art Month 2019
      • 2019 GALA
      • 2019 GALA RED CARPET PHOTOS
      • 72nd Annual Members' Exhibition
      • 71st Annual Members' Exhibition
      • FALL EXHIBITIONS
      • Pentamerous Photography & Folk Art Show
      • 2018 Spring Exhibitions
      • 2018 Youth Art Month >
        • YAM & YMAS Winners
      • GALA 2018 Exhibition
      • Winter (17-18) Exhibitions
      • 2017 Fall Exhibitions
      • 70th Annual Members' Exhibition
      • 2017 Summer Exhibitions
      • 2017 Spring Exhibitions
      • GALA 2017- Geoffrey Johnson Artist Guest of Honor
      • Winter Exhibitions 2016-2017
      • 69th Annual Members Exhibition
      • 2016 Fall Exhibitions
      • 2016 Summer Exhibitions
      • 2016 Spring Exhibitions
      • YOUTH ART MONTH 2016 >
        • YAM Winners
      • GALA 2016 >
        • Photo Gallery
      • Winter Exhibitions
      • 68th Annual Members' Exhibition
      • Fall Exhibitions 2015
      • YOUTH ART MONTH 2015
      • HOME FOLK: A Celebration of Folk Art >
        • ART CARS
      • Spring Exhibitions
      • GALA 2015
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      • 67th Annual Members' Exhibition
      • Fall Exhibitions - 2014
      • Summer 2014
      • Spring Exhibitions-2014
      • 2014 Youth Art Month >
        • 2014 Youth Art Month Winners
      • Winter Exhibitions
      • 66th Annual Members' Exhibition
      • The Traveling Show
      • Inspired Georgia
      • Fall Exhibitions
      • Summer Exhibitions (ASMA)
      • Spring Exhibitions 2013
      • YOUTH ART MONTH 2013
      • GALA 2013
      • Winter Exhibitions
      • Dog and Pony Show
      • 65th Annual Members Exhibition
      • TULA Art Center Artists -summer 2012
      • Folk Art - summer 2012
      • Spring 2012
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    • NEW Director at the Q!
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