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$ 465.00
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As one of Early American Life Magazine's recognized Early American Artists and a master of her craft, Lucille is perfectly poised to teach her students the beautiful art of hooking for a specific time period and aesthetic. She will discuss the important process of deciding on a motif and choosing a color palette for each project to help you learn to represent traditional rug hooking values in every rug you make. Come study the art of the past with a knowledgeable and experienced teacher!
Teacher Bio:
Lucille grew up along the Hudson River Valley and had always been interested in primitive antiques and painted pieces. But it was when she was studying women's history in America that rug hooking drew her in,. "Throughout my life I was looking for something, and in rug hooking I found." "I can remember my first project was the Shaker Tree of Life, a classic early American pattern." It wasn't long before her passion had her designing patterns and starting her own business. Lucille teaches all around the country and in her home studio in Rupert, Vermont. Visit her website for more information. AmericanCountryRugs.com