Monday, May 24, 2010

Fiber Art From St. Henri Rug Hookers Exhibition 2010

The Three Bears
Traditional Design by Bluenose Rugs
Hooked by Sylvie Vézina Godin

Birds and Pomegranates
Adaptation of Design by Edith O'Neill
Hooked by Sylvie Vézina Godin

Calypso
Designed by Melissa Elliot
Hooked by Sylvie Vézina Godin

Tapis du coeur sur la main
Adaptation of Traditional Design
Hooked by Sylvie Vézina Godin

La bataille des coqs
Hooked and designed by Sylvie Vézina Godin

Thursday, May 20, 2010

And One More Makes Three - Hooked Rug Collection

This is my treasured collection of hooked rug ART by Françoise Vézina-Gagnon. I am SO excited to have acquired the 3rd piece of textile art by one of my favorite rug hooking artists. I have been lusting after the larger piece entitled " Village de Saint-François, Ile d'Oréans" ever since I first saw it. Now, everyday when I come home and see the "village" I feel the excitement of its' beauty. You can easily see why Françoise's work takes my breath away. Click on the photo for a better look. The smaller piece to the left is entitled "Chapelle de Procession Ste. Famille". The piece above the village is entitled "Vieille maison l' ile d'orleans vers 1930".

Here are three more recent pieces of hooked rug ART by Françoise, exhibited at the recent 2010 Exhibition of the St. Henri Rug Hookers.
La Maison Sous Les Arbres
Hooked and Designed by Françoise Vézina-Gagnon
Inspired by painter Marc-Auèle Fortin
Les Patates, Argentenay, Ile d'Orleans
Hooked and Designed by Françoise Vézina-Gagnon
Harvesting potatoes in Argentenay, Saint François, de l'Ile d'Orleans 1930

Le Roi du Clocher et Les Croix de Chemin
Hooked and Designed by Françoise Vézina-Gagnon
On top of steeples we find roosters all along the road that circles the Island.
The road is 42 miles long.


Wednesday, May 19, 2010

Saturday, May 1, 2010

What to Do With All Those Cut Strips of Wool......


What to do with all those cut strips of wool...Here is a wonderful idea from my Mom. She did a sort of variation of an inch mat. The count is 6 loops for the outside square, 4 loops for the middle line, and then 2 loops for the inside little square. Then the black or dark grid line surrounds it all. Make it as big or small as you wish. Here is a finished mat. Enjoy!

Here is another version without the grid lines.

These little scrap mats were designed and hooked by Lois Latham.

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