I was wondering if anyone knew where I could buy craft supplies in bulk? I'm working on a project for when I walk in the American Cancer Society's Relay for Life.

Hi all--

Can anyone tell me what kind of place I can bring a rug to in order to get it backed. Will a knitting store do it? An art store? Also, if it's a 20x30 rug, about how much do you think it will cost?

Thanks!

Ronni

Question for you guys - I have a bunch of Winnie the Pooh latch hook kits completed that have been sitting in my closet for a long time. I want to drag them out and put them together to form a rug for my niece and nephew. Thing is, I don't know how to join them together or how to back them. I went to the craft store and saw various jars of backing ( Read more... )

Hello, I'm new here and have never used latch hook before. Mom made a very large wall hanging many years ago and it's recently come into my possession. It's around 6ft. tall or more and about 5ft. wide. I don't know what kind of yarn or other material she used on it, but the back is kind of tough ( Read more... )

I'm sorry this is off topic, but I'm so excited I'm telling everyone. My sister is pregnant, and I'm going to be an aunt.

I did the latch hook of the teddy bear and the hearts (I think that's a popular one) awhile ago, so I'm thinking of giving that to her for the Baby's room.

( Picture of my latest completed rug )

i was surprised and happy to find this community. my name is jenny and i've been latch hooking for around 9 years. the floor in my room is covered with rugs i've made. i'm working on a caron farmhouse scene that's 30"x50" now. i enter a rug in my local fair every year. i was wondering if any of you ever have any problems with the canvas falling ( Read more... )

hi i like to do latch hook rugs too i get mine from herriners

Not my rugs I'll admit but Whitney Lee's latch hook rugs are amazing...


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And Happy Holidays!!!

Love,
Kim