to my stop on the Crazy About Wool blog hop
hosted by Denise of Pieced Brain
If you are a new visitor to The Wooly Red Rug…
I hope you will spend some time poking around here on the blog
to learn more about my wool work…studio and website
Before we jump into the wooly craziness…
I want to wish my Mom a Happy 83rd Birthday!!!
She taught me the love of handwork…
…Mommie, I love you more than words can say!
When Denise asked me to be part of the blog hop I wasn’t sure what I was getting into…
But…Crazy About Wool pretty much describes the typical day in my studio!
On the “to-do” list this week is to kit up the second half of of the 2013 Rug Project…Pines to Prairie…
This is Part One…
participants have been working on this since March…
the Part Two kits will go out in the mail in early October
This is the finished 2013 rug…
if you’d like more information about the Annual Rug Projects
Click here or on the link above…below the header
I’m also finishing up on a rug for an article in an upcoming 2014 issue of
Rug Hooking Magazine
…just a peek…
So…now on to a wooly treat for you…
Like many of you Autumn is my favorite time of year…
living here on the Northern Prairie
Apple~Tyme is my absolute favorite season!
So…today I would like to share my Apple Pin Keep pattern with you!
Click this link to download or print the pattern
I hope you have enjoyed your visit today…
Before you hop on…
please leave a comment…
I’ll be drawing 2 Winners on Saturday September 29th
each will receive one of my hand-dyed wooly bundles!
if you are a follower or sign up to follow along here on the blog
please note that in your comment and you’ll receive an extra chance at winning!
Best of luck…and Thank YOU so much for taking the time to visit
♥ Laurie
Hop on and visit these blogs today…
Elizabeth Coughlin Designs
Chic n Fish
Maria do Carmo (Pieced Brain will be hosting!)
Selina Quilts
Sunshine Quilting
See my previous post for the full week's list of blogs participating in the hop!!!
Love your work and find the blog to be really interesting to read. would love to win that lucious bundle of wool! Thanks for offering it.
ReplyDeleteLove that woolly apple, really cute. Your other work is amazing.
ReplyDeleteLaurie,i would love to win a bundle of wool. i'm a follower.love the rugs! denise[cheermom1954@aol.com]
ReplyDeleteYour work is beautiful. I dream to hook this wonderful. Your shop is amazing and you were the most pleasant and helpful person to work with. Karin E. ** I am a follower**
ReplyDeleteOne of the best things about blog hops is discovering awesome new-to-me blogs! So happy to have found yours...your hooked rugs are just gorgeous. I'd sign up to be a follower of your blog, but I don't see anywhere to do that. Thanks for sharing the apple pinkeep pattern!
ReplyDeleteLaurie I just love the rug hooking and your wool apple is darling! Thanks so much for sharing !
ReplyDeleteYour work is gorgeous! Thanks so much for the pin keep pattern, and for the chance to win the lovely wool!
ReplyDeleteVery nice. They turned out so well. Thanks for having a give away and what a wonderful prize.
ReplyDeleteI am now a follower and can't wait to see further projects.
ReplyDeleteGreat wool pieces...thanks for the giveaway
ReplyDeleteI signed up to follow too....
ReplyDeleteHello Laurie, Your rug hooking patterns are very beautiful.. Autumn is a wonderful time of year and your Autumn pieces are awesome. Thanks for sharing your wool Apple Pattern...What a very generous give away you have offered us to win.. I am your newest follower... I have been also working with wool for many many years.. I recently just finished my first wee Hook Rug Star that I put on a Pomegranate Table Rug.. I had been wanting to learn how to do rug hooking for years and finally did it.. Very exciting. You have a very lovely blog. Hugs Judy
ReplyDeleteOh my what beautiful wool bundles...and my favorite colors! Thanks for the chance.
ReplyDeleteOMG, your rugs are gorgeous! Another item under 'must try' on my list... What a cool pincushion - do you dye all your wool? The colors are beautiful. From your newest follower :-)
ReplyDeleteOh I love your blog and all your wool I am a new follower as of now-I love all things wool too Kathy
ReplyDeleteSuch a great blog! And I love your apple pincushion! Thanks so much for the pattern.
ReplyDeleteThe rugs are so great too. I think I would love to learn how to make them. Will come back as a new follower!
ReplyDeleteI''m making a big batch of applesauce today. Lovely rugs and lovely wool. I've been a follower for awhile. Enjoy your day. Sarah
ReplyDeleteI love all things wool so was delighted to visit your blog and become a new follower .Thanks for the sweet pattern and I love all your wonderful work
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Hi Laurie, enjoyed your post today, all your work is so beautiful! Would love to win your bundle of wool.
ReplyDeleteLaurie your work is stunning. Great job and a very generous giveaway. Thanks for the opportunity.
ReplyDeleteOf Course I'm a follower cause I love your work & YOU!!! Sure would LOVE to win the wool!!! I NEED it!!! I always need wool!!
ReplyDeleteYour apple pattern is so cute !!!! The colors you use in your rugs are so pretty , your helpful tips have been great .... Enjoy the beautiful Fall weather !!! Your wool give-a-way is beautiful !!!
ReplyDeleteWhat fabulous projects - thank you for sharing!
ReplyDeleteSuch a sweet apple pattern - thanks for sharing it. I'll be whipping up a few for my fall decorating! Thank you also for taking part in this blog hop.
ReplyDeleteThank you! You really have me interested in rug hooking, now. And I thought my interest was just going to be applique...
ReplyDeleteI started following you and "liked" your facebook page and I am going to see you on Pinterest! I will no doubt follow most if not all of your boards.
ReplyDeleteYour rugs are beautiful! Reminds me that I need to get to work on mine again! :) I'm not sure if I am still a no-reply blogger, so my email is kkking69@yahoo dot com.
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing the apple pattern and for hosting the Woolie Giveaway. I am a follower and a Facebook fan.
ReplyDeleteYay! A fellow Minnesotan! Your rugs are gorgeous. That is something I'm hoping to try soon. I've got all the materials! Your rugs are gorgeous! The best part of rug hooking is the expressive use of color. I love that!
ReplyDeleteLove your rugs. I have always wanted to try rug hooking and your site will give me the added inspiration to start. Thanks
ReplyDeleteNeat stuff.....thanks for taking part in the wool blog hop.
ReplyDeleteYour wool looks delicious! Love the rich colors. I am a follower~ of course, why wouldn't I be:?)
ReplyDeleteSmiles,
JoeyLea
http://www.thelocustblossom.blogspot.com/
Those apples are so cute--thanks for the pattern! Now I wish I could find some of those springs!
ReplyDeleteThose apples are so cute--thanks for the pattern! Now I wish I could find some of those springs!
ReplyDeleteThose apples are so cute--thanks for the pattern! Now I wish I could find some of those springs!
ReplyDeleteSuch a cute pincushion....and I have a few springs laying around too!! Your rug hooking is beautiful. Which reminds me that I have an unfinished project from a class several years ago....a very large, ambitious project for a beginner, need to get that finished. And it is for Fall also. I am now a follower of your blog. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful work! Love all of the wonderful ways to work with wool!
ReplyDeleteIlene
I'm a follower. Your pin keep is adorable. Love looking at your hooking, hoping to be good like you some day.
ReplyDeleteLove all your work. Thanks for Chance to win some wool. Just I time for Xmas projects. I do follow your blog.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful projects! Love the apple pin cushion! Thank you for the chance to win.
ReplyDeleteI am a new follower from Bloglovin.
ReplyDeleteWow your wool rugs are just gorgeous!!!! Love the pincushion too. And the dyed wool in the giveaway is so beautiful!!! Thanks for a chance.
ReplyDeleteI am now a new follower too.
ReplyDeleteI love your rugs. I started rug hooking in Dec 2012 and fell in love.
ReplyDeleteI am a follower
ReplyDeleteLove your work. It's so much fun to play with wool. I am follower on Facebook and your blog.
ReplyDeleteThanks for doing the wool blog hop. I really like both finishes you showed of your apple pinkeep. ...jan
ReplyDeleteThis is the first time I have ever seen this kind of project before (wool hooked rugs), it is so interesting and looks very time consuming, lovely work.
ReplyDeleteYour work is absolutely beautiful!! I am a new follower and would love a chance to win the gorgeous wool! I am also a fellow wool lover blog hop gal.
ReplyDeleteThanks so much!
Tanya
What beautiful art!!! I love the apple pin cushion - thanks so much for sharing the pattern!
ReplyDeleteI've never seen wool used the way you do it, so of course I had to sign up to follow :*D
ReplyDeleteThanks for the wonderful eye candy and apple pattern!
ReplyDeleteI've admired your work for a long time and love your wools. I am a follower here and facebook.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful little rug and I just started seeing the little pin cushions on springs at a quilt show and thought how cute they looked. So I especially enjoyed seeing your little apple. I follow you through Google Friends.
ReplyDeleteYour wools are delicious to look. I have a hook from a friend. However, I have never hooked yet. I really want to learn how. Your designs are very beautiful.
ReplyDeleteLove your wools!! Can't wait to make the apple pinkeep. Thank you for sharing your pattern. Looking forward to part 2 of the rug project. Have a good rest of the week.
ReplyDeleteMy dear friend! You are a great teacher a kind person and a talented artist. It is always a pleasure seeing your work. Hope the Blog Hop is fun.
ReplyDeleteI would love some of your wooly red wool!!!!
ReplyDeleteYour wool rugs are beautiful! While growing up, my best friends mother used to hook rugs and I loved watching her. Thank you for the apple pin keep pattern.....I can't wait to make one! anglanouette at gmail dot com
ReplyDeleteLove the colors in your wool rug. I am just getting into working with wool and it is really fun.
ReplyDeleteNow that I have found your site I signed up as a follower, thank you. I think you will be very inspirational to a beginner.
ReplyDeleteLaurie,
ReplyDeleteI hope your Mom has a great birthday! Love the apple pin cushion pattern...thanks for supplying it. What rug is pictured with the house, pumpkin and sunflowers? I don't recognize it but I love the colors!!
I love your work. The rugs are awesome, I would love to learn how to make them.
ReplyDeleteI am a new follower, anxious to learn more.
ReplyDeleteLove your hooked rugs--I am a hooker too--LOL! Putting a pin cushion on a spring is a great idea. Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteYour hooked rugs are amazing - beautiful work!!
ReplyDeleteI am following you via GFC - thanks for an extra chance!!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful work.....love those red wools!!!
ReplyDeleteNice hooked pictures you made. Very pretty fabric giveaway - reminds me of Christmas. 24Tangent@gmail.com
ReplyDeleteI follow you on bloglovin. 24Tangent@gmail.com
ReplyDeleteBeautiful projects!! Thank you for sharing with us. Love the red wools.
ReplyDeleteI am following at GFC. Thanks for the chance..
ReplyDeleteThank you for the apple pattern, Laurie. I've printed it already and am planning many projects for the next few weeks from it--not all of which will become apples. Love your blog and your wool! :) Annie
ReplyDeleteCan't wait to see the 2014 rug.. the little peek shows beautiful color placement of some beautiful wools. Thanks for the pattern and enter me please into your generous drawing. And yes I am a follower.
ReplyDeleteLove the pin keep, thank you for the pattern. Red is my favorite color.
ReplyDeleteI'm a follower
ReplyDeleteI'm addicted to wool!
ReplyDeleteYour wool work is beautiful!! I've only recently started working with wool and all ready I am addicted--one more addiction to add to the pile--quilting, cooking.....
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! This is one craft I definitely want to learn. I'm a new follower (on your blog and on facebook).
ReplyDeleteLove your projects and pictures
ReplyDeleteYour rug is amazing and very labor intensive. It will be a treasured heirloom for generations to come. Thank you for a Woolunderful hop. Creative Stitching Bliss...
ReplyDeleteYour designs are beautiful! I just signed on -you are well on your way to 300 followers. ; ) I love the reds and the adorable apple pin keep.
ReplyDeleteLove all your wool projects
ReplyDeleteThanks for the giveaway.
ReplyDeleteI'm a new follower, thanks!
ReplyDeleteWhat lovely projects you have done. I love the first one you showed as well as the apple tyme one. Gorgeous wools and wonderful designs. Glad I stopped by! K-
ReplyDeleteLove your Apple Time rug, and lovely wool, all too tempting for words!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful work on your blog!!! I love your apple pin keep and will definitely be making one...thanks for the generous offer to share your pattern :) i love wool :)
ReplyDeleteI'm getting ready to start hooking. Getting my first lesson in about a week. Love your blog and all your work!
ReplyDeleteLisa Z
Baltimore, MD
lczurek@verizon.net
Free wool? Yes, please! (That apple is really tempting to try!)
ReplyDeleteLaurie, I love the apple! I have a clamp ready to go! You have the best wool and ideas on the planet! Thank you so much!
ReplyDeleteSo much lovely eye candy! Thanks for sharing the wonderful apple freebie pattern. Please enter me in your generous giveaway. I am a follower and always am happy to see a new post ;)
ReplyDeleteBlessings, Patti
OH, your rugs are beautiful. I am collecting wools for my first rug. I plan to start it soon. Thanks for sharing all your wooly projects.
ReplyDeleteI am a new follower.
ReplyDeleteI love the pines to prarie and all your other work, it is so lovely
ReplyDeletesmjohns63 at yahoo dot com
I am glad I decided to follow this blog hop, I definitely signed up to be a follower and thanks for the giveaway.
ReplyDeletesmjohns63 at yahoo dot com
Interesting. I haven't seen such technique before. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteOh Laurie, what a cute little springy apple pinkeep!! I love it! so many yummy things to see.......keep em coming!
ReplyDeletexox sugary hugs Wendy :o)
I love your Apple-Tyme and other projects! I haven't tried rug hooking but I do like the look of it. Thank you for the apple pin cushion pattern and a chance in the giveaway.
ReplyDeleteI'm a new follower.
ReplyDeleteI am a follower and love our blog, website and everything that you do. Would love to win your giveaway, it will be put to good use! Thanks for the opportunity!!
ReplyDeleteCyndi (Jagstitch@aol.com)
What a cute project!
ReplyDeleteYour rugs are fabulous and I love the little pin cushion.
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