Well, I finished hooking my runner today---got it steamed and it is drying. Now I need to make my binding so that I can sew it on. Here are a couple of pictures of it now.
It is 8 feet long---not easy to run through the serger!
The KU Jayhawks advanced to the Elite 8---I'll be watching the game tomorrow with friends---Jayhawk fans also!
I'm going out on a date tonite---Bonefish---one of my favorite restaurants.
My knee is still improving---yeah!
wonderful color! I hooked an 7foot runner I know the work that is involved.
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cathy
Anita - It has been such a treat to watch this gorgeous runner from start to finish! Thanks so much for all the pictures you've shared!
ReplyDeleteSpectacular! I love being in able to see it "in person" too! Rock Chalk!!!
ReplyDeleteI've followed your progress from the beginning and have loved every picture. The colors are gorgeous and I can't believe how fast you completed the whole thing. An amazing rug!
ReplyDeleteWhat a treat to see the finished work! Beautiful and inspiring! I've enjoyed watching the progress!
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Anita,
ReplyDeleteYour runner turned out just beautiful....no surprise there :) Now for the binding.....not envying you there at all! Funny, I'm getting ready to start on an 8 foot runner also....YIKES!
Such a beautiful rug ~ and it doesn't seem that it took you that long ~ at least from here! Looks like a lot of work went into color planning the purse project on your previous post! I don't work that hard on my own projects!
ReplyDeleteI started the runner on Jan. 8th---that is quick esp. by my standards these days. I do not get to hook as much as would like to---so chalk it up to 6 weeks away from home in a fifth wheel trailer. I am going to bind it with wool fabric---plan to sew the cording into it tomorrow and baste the backing down to the back side---it is already pressed down---may have to finish it on the road. Good luck on your runner Tammy---post pictures on your blog.
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That rug is too beautiful for words !! You have some talent ....keep up the great work on a dying art but it looks to be thriving in your home .
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