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Finally! What a brilliant idea! I’ve been unable to find anything on RUclips that shows what goes on with the hand underneath the fabric. This was exactly what I needed before starting to hook. I needed to know if my arthritic hands could actually do it. I think they can now that I’ve seen this. Thank you so much.

Did my 1 st loop by loop. I wish I'd seen your beginner video 1st. Can't wait to get a 2nd.

Best explanation I’ve seen . Thanks!

Hi Haleigh, I know this question is off topic as to what you’re gonna teach, but I need help. I was asked to repair an old hooked rug. I feel the moths got to it. Do I put burlap on the back and hook that way? There’s holes all over. Help please.

I’m inspired by your work. Thank you.

Have you tried using recycled acrylic fabric as strips? I'm a newbie to hooking :)

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You only need it 'drum tight' when using a punch needle. Many times having it a bit more slack ensures that the height of your loops are sufficient to hold.

Thank you, thank you, thank you! From a beginner trying to figure that out.

I received one of these kits through the Norton Public Library. I enjoyed the process of making it and love the final product!

This is super helpful, thank you! I’ve been trying to sketch out ideas in Procreate, but it’s tools are way too nuanced and complex for me. This looks way more my speed!

Where can you purchase that hoop? That information would be very useful.

Is there a certain way to rip your wool fabric with grain or against grain

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On those convex areas if u snip the whole curve and apply glue to each snip there will be a flatter mire even finish.I’m a sewer and necklines and armhole are done like that.

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This is a great video. Thanks.

Hailey, love your videos. What is the backing that you are using?

Another tip! You can follow some of these organizations on social media to stay even more up to date on calls that are out there.

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Thank you for sharing.

Hi,I really like your videos. I have request make a video about rug tool and if possible it's making. Thanks. Have a blessed day.

I've always wondered if moving a hoop to do a larger piece was really practical to do. It seems like it was no problem.

Looks fun to do!

Cool way to finish

thank you, very cute

awesome idea!!

Is the 1/4 cutting die still available - i cant find it at the tatterd flag or by googling

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Thank you for this video. Love your rugs. It answered the question about which direction to cut wool for hooking. I cut all my wood by hand as I do not have a cutter. However, it’s not hard to cut and I like the finished product. Have you ever used wool yarns? I follow Deanne Fitzpatrick also and she seems to be using more wool yarns these past few years.

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Thankyou ,great demonstration, I'm just starting and yes I'm twisting my loops.

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delightful. Well done!

Why I haven’t switched to bulky yarn instead of skinny 3-4 wool strips is beyond me.

Did you wash them first

great demonstration, thank you for all your tips and easy to see methods, learned lots!

Very interesting!

Is there a specific wool you put on the back of the piece? Is it the same kind of wool you hooked with?

Love this video! It answered many questions I had about cutting wool, and I especially loved the cutter comparisons. Thank you!

❤ Love the heat and bond tip - perfect!

Thanks for showing how to do this, it has inspired me to make something like that.

Do you have a hand feel difference between the more rounded vs thinner pencil like?

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I am learning so much from your videos. Thank you. I really like that you are using other materials than just wool! I will be checking all your videos for tips🤗

Love the bins you have your yarn in! Where did you get them?

Thank you so much for such an interesting video and demonstration. Have you ever tried using fleece to hook with?

I’m surprised you cut against the warp. I thought warp threads were the strongest, so you would want to cut keeping them intact. The selvage edge is parallel with the warp, isn’t it?

Omg I just bought a cutter exactly like the Frazier cutter! Can we get a tad wider blades for it?