Hello everyone, I've just added 2 new punch needle patterns to my Etsy shop! The first is Snowy Tree Farm Punch Needle Pattern. The second is Midnight Ride Punch Needle Pattern. Many people asked me if it was available as a punch needle pattern, so here it is! Both patterns are available as instant downloads, or you can have them mailed. The links are under each picture. If you have any questions, please let me know. Thanks for dropping by, and stay warm!
Wednesday, November 16, 2022
Tuesday, April 12, 2022
Carrot Patch Hare
Happy Tuesday everyone! I just added Carrot Patch Hare to my Etsy shop. When finished it measures 13 1/4" tall by 11 1/4" wide. I don't mind if you shrink or enlarge it to fit your project. You can instantly download the pattern or have it mailed, the links are below.
If you have any questions, please feel free to email me anytime. Thanks for dropping by!
Wednesday, October 21, 2020
Chicken Scratch Rug Hooking Pattern
It has been a busy week here, I hope everyone is having a great week. I've just added Chicken Scratch Rug Hooking Pattern to my Etsy shop! The pattern is 9 1/2" tall and 17" wide, you can download it instantly or have it mailed. I don't mind if you shrink or enlarge the pattern to fit your project. The links are below. The pattern comes with a color photo, supply list, complete instructions, traceable drawing, and color suggestions. It was a fun pattern to hook I see more hooked chickens in my future.
Well, I'm off to start a punch needle pattern. I hope you find lots of time for punching and hooking.
Friday, November 1, 2019
Midnight Ride Rug Hooking Pattern
Happy November first everyone! I'm still running on a sugar high, but I feel the crash heading my way, so I'll make this fast. I've just added Midnight Ride Rug Hooking Pattern to my Etsy shop, the link is below. You can download it instantly or have it mailed. When finished, it measures 19" wide by 19" tall. I don't mind if you shrink or enlarge to fit your project.
I'll also be doing the 12 days of Christmas this year! I give away two patterns a day for 12 days. I'll post more about that later, so watch for that post. I've added my newsletter link below, I'll send a newsletter about it out soon.
I've also added a link to my Instagram, I love adding pictures around the house and the progress of what I'm working on. Have a great weekend!!!
Thursday, October 3, 2019
Hello everyone! Halloween has always been my favourite holiday! Top Hat Jack is ready too, his rug hooking pattern is ready to go in my Etsy shop. When finished, he's 11 1/2" tall and 9 1/2" wide, you can get it mailed or download instantly. I don't mind if you shrink or enlarge the pattern to fit your project. The links are below.
I like to remind everyone that I post pictures on Instagram often, so I've added the link to it below also. It's just too easy to add photos from my phone. I've added pictures of my fall decor, and plan on adding some spooky ones soon. Well, I'm off to get those spooky things I mentioned above ready. I usually end up moving things around several times, until I get it the way I want. I have a certain feline that keeps me from adding certain things to my lower shelves, she's lucky she's so cute!
I hope you all have a great weekend and a Happy Halloween!
Friday, August 23, 2019
Frick & Frack Rug hooking Pattern
Hello everyone, I hope your week is going well! I've been a little quiet lately, working on something I can't tell you about right now. I promise I'll tell as soon as I can! With that finished, I was able to get back to my Frick and Frack rug hooking pattern. It's finished and in my Etsy shop, the link is below. When finished, it's 8 inches tall and 12 inches wide. You can get it mailed or download instantly. With the mailed version, you can even request to have it traced on red dot tracing fabric. I don't mind if you shrink or enlarge the pattern to fit your project. I tried to get pictures of my orange cats that inspired the pattern posing with it. It didn't go so well. so Frick and Frack are posing alone. Grouches!
I like to remind everyone that I post pictures on Instagram often, so I've added the link to it below also. It's just too easy to add photos from my phone. I can't believe I'm saying this, but I'll start decorating for fall soon little by little. Can you believe it's about that time of year already? I'll post pictures on Instagram as I get things decorated. I'm almost done with my dining room. I decided to do one room at a time. Doing a little in each room daily wasn't getting any room completely finished, it was driving me nuts! Well, I'm off to work on my next pattern, I hope you all have a great weekend!
Saturday, April 13, 2019
Prize Egg Rug Hooking Pattern
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Saturday, February 16, 2019
Cupid's Key Rug Hooking Pattern
I've also added a link below to my Instagram. I'm always posting pictures on there. It's so easy to do from my cell phone. If you have any questions, feel free to email me anytime. Thanks for dropping by, until next time!
CUPID'S KEY INSTANT DOWNLOAD
CUPID'S KEY MAILED VERSION
PRIM IN THE COUNTRY ON INSTAGRAM
Thursday, September 6, 2018
Gather Rug Hooking Pattern Beginning to End
This was a really fun pattern to hook, fall has always been my favorite season on the year. I just wanted to show how I hooked the pattern from beginning to end.
I started the house in the center of the pattern first. It just made sense to start there.
I finished it, then outlined it with one row of my background color before I pulled it off the frame and started in the top left corner.
I loved the way this wool colored looked as letters. I also covered the back and edges in it.
I love the way the leaves popped with the background color I chose.
On to the bottom.
Here's the newest Prim In The Country employee. His mom abandoned him, but he took to the bottle quickly and grew just as fast. He's totally off the bottle now and still loves laying on the frame while I work.
After stitching my monk's cloth edging in place, I laid the finished piece on top of the wool I used as my backing, leaving enough to curl up over the edges to stitch in place.
You can download the pattern instantly, or get the mailed version with the option to have it traced on red dot tracing fabric, in my Etsy shop. You will find both links below. Now off to draw up Santa.
As always, if you have any questions, please email me anytime, thanks for dropping by!
Wednesday, July 11, 2018
Cord Finish The Moon's Mistress
Hello everyone! I wanted to show you how I finished The Moon's Mistress. It looks like I used the cord finish, but I actually made my monk's cloth into my "cord".
This is what it looks like off the frame. I've already done the zig-zag stitch around it with my sewing machine. You can also use a serger, or fray prevention glue. Now I'm going to cut all the way around leaving 2 inches of monk's cloth.
Now, just roll your monk's cloth and stitch in place. I roll a little ahead and use a pin to hold it in place while I stitch. You could do this and your edging at the same time, but I prefer doing them separately.
Just keep going all the way around until your finished, then cut out your wool backing. I cover my whole back in wool, and roll it up over the sides.
Just start rolling it up and stitching in place, cover your "cording".
Just continue to do so all the way around.
This is what the back of your piece looks like.
This is what your edging will look like completely finished! You will find a link to The Moon's Mistress in my shops below. If you have any questions or need anything else, please let me know. Thanks for dropping by!
The Moon's Mistress PDF/Digital Pattern
The Moon's Mistress Mailed Rug Hooking Pattern
The Moon's Mistress PDF/Digital Pattern
The Moon's Mistress Mailed Rug Hooking Pattern
Monday, July 9, 2018
Finishing Pumpkins Eve
Hello everyone! I've had questions about finishing so I thought I would show you how I finished Pumpkins Eve. At this point, I've already pulled it off my frame. I've zig-zag stitched it with my sewing machine, then cut the monk's cloth 1 inch all the way around. Before you do that, please zigzag it, serge it, or use some kind of fray prevention on your monk's cloth!
Fold all of your monk's cloth under and stitch it in place.
I covered the whole back of my piece and left enough to fold up over the edges.
I start stitching the wool backing up over the edge and stitch in place. As you can see, I only cover the monk's cloth, I don't bring it the rest of the way up to the top of my loops.
Just turn and keep going until each side is covered.
Then done! I usually only do this on small pieces, it's a cute easy way to finish a piece off. You will find the link to Pumpkins Eves in my shops below. If you have any questions or need anything, feel free to email me anytime, Thank for dropping by!
PUMPKIN'S EVE MAILED PATTERN
PUMPKIN'S EVE PDF/Digital PATTERN
PUMPKIN'S EVE MAILED PATTERN
PUMPKIN'S EVE PDF/Digital PATTERN
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