This will be my project when spring rolls around next year. Tulips are one of my favorite flowers, so it’s fitting to hook it.
Haven’t started it yet, but love the pattern; for leaves have a variety of colors.
The pattern itself is very nice. The length of time getting to me was longer than expected. I left phone messages and e-mails and very very slow to answer to the point I almost cancelled my order. I have not started it yet, just getting colors together
I took a whimsical view of this pattern and I love the way it looks. It’s a beautiful pattern and I can’t wait to finish it
This will be the fourth person here in Treasure Valley Rug Hookers to hook this pattern, We've all had so much fun with it! Even those that don't have a place for it at home. One person is donating hers to a children's hospital. Sweet!
If you have trouble with the pattern- they will not help you. The actual pattern is the unhooked one which is very different from the colored picture. You will be redrawing it yourself. They do have a disclaimer
We are sorry that you were not happy with this pattern. Per our conversations, we are unable to accept returns of patterns that are already hooked. In the future, if you are not satisfied with the pattern you receive, please reach out prior to hooking so we can redraw any mistakes or provide a full refund for a return. We thank you for your purchase, and your feedback.
Beautiful design.
Thank you very much.
More comments when it will be done.
Regards
Worked with Ingrid Heronimus on this piece at Cape May Rugs by the Sea, using her dip dyed wool. Enlarged the background a bit to cover the stool.
Started this rug with Cheryl Bollenbach at Cambia Pines Rug Camp in California. Love the background, love the sunflowers, love the sentiment.
I hooked this for McGown Western Teachers Workshop. The pattern required some sorting out but I think I managed it ok. I couldn't resist giving it a dramatic dark background.
Started this pattern with Chizuko Hayami in 2014 at Cape May Rugs by the Sea. It lived unfinished in a box for 10 years, but I finally completed it in 2024. Gene Shepherd helped me modify the border and brighten the color palette. I am pleased with the finished product.
This was a fun and challenging pattern especially with getting the right blues to not compete with each other in the sky, coat and snow.
Great wool to combine with darker yellow/golds for sunflowers. Would also be great for daffodils.
This is a great pattern for those who want to hooking an Oriental, but prefer a wider cut.
Beautifully drawn. Looks terrific. A looking forward to start hooking it once I have all my wool gathered. The design is crisp and very well defined.
I have been very happy with everything that that I have ordered from Honey Bee. This order did take a little longer to arrive, but was definitely worth the wait!
i adore hartman hooks...this slim handle is new for me & different in my hand....i like the way it feels....
having grown up down the road from a pig farm......i love pigs (& cows & chickens/roosters) farm animals in general....this rug is perfect....thanx!
I’ve been hooking rugs since 1970 in the days when rug hooking was known as the “ Poor Man’s Craft “ very few rug hooking projects were available now if you Quilted that is a whole different story
Rug hooking has finally arrived and to have access to such a huge collection of patterns is the first step to success. Every rug you hook comes from within your heart it’s a family heirloom for generations to come.
I ve been looking for a pattern of hydrangeas for a long time I’m making this rug for a dear friend that loves hydrangeas and unfortunately had to move from her home of 45 years now lives could you send me color photos of finished pattern