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How Anyone Can Hook a Carpet

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Written by Senda Eiko this book is based on the concept of self-teaching and instructional practices. It envisages the making of rugs using the method of rug hooking. Being a teacher, the writer walks you through the fundamentals of cushion, tapestry and doormat. It shows the making of rugs using the Danella Hooking Tool, a hand driven sewing machine for hooking rugs and decorative items. In addition, she has provided you with a number of relevant interesting essays, plus a bonus of 12 different hooking patterns for your personal use. Other names for the tool is: Danella Carpet Needle and Aladdin Carpet Needle.

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CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform, 2nd edition (February 20, 2015)
Language
English
Pages
56

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Table of Contents

Photos of hooked creations. 1-4, 47-50
Introduction. 5
Many Artistic Possibilities. 5
Tools and Materials. 6
The Necessities. 6
Extra Utilities. 7
Stand (STA2). 7
Danella Tool (OEH2). 8
Project # 1: Cushion. 9
Basic Exercises. 13
Setting Loop Height. 14
Usual use of Loop Heights. 14
Rugs in the House. 21
History of Danella. 22
Project # 2: Tapestry. 23
How to Mount a Tapestry. 27
Edge Finishing with Yarn. 27
Origins of Carpets. 28
Dantsuu. 28
Project # 3: Doormat. 29
Avoid Injuries and Hook in a Safe Manner. 30
Project # 4: Dantsuu. 31
How to Keep the Rugs Clean. 31
How to Enlarge a Pattern. 32
Q&A About Rug Making. 33
12 Patterns. 35-46
Danella Organization. 51
Course Schedules. 51
Other Equipment from Danella. 52
Message from Founder. 53

Edition Notes

Translation Of
Ragu mekingu
Translated From
Japanese

Contributors

Editor
Lena Dyrdal Andersen

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Format
paperback
Pagination
56
Number of pages
56
Dimensions
8 x 10 x 0.1 inches
Weight
6.2 ounces

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OL25883233M
ISBN 10
1505681006

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