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Friday, April 15, 2011

More from Ohio Rug Camp

I thought I would try to get the rest of the Ohio rugs posted tonite so that I can start the Iowa pictures.

So, moving on around the room brings us to the "Judy" table.

Here are their  rugs---



This is Judy's rug designed by a friend in Ohio and based on her grandmother's paisley.  I am anxious to see how this one comes out.



another Judy's,  Posy Basket, a Port Primitive pattern.  What a great pattern!


Phyllis was tackling a large floral runner---about 8 feet long called Field of Flowers---some great large flowers.



Sally was working on one of my Paisley designs called Paisley on Paisley---it is always fun to see different color plans for this pattern---I love teaching this patterns and having the students add the details to the motifs.  You will see  more paisley patterns in the Iowa workshop pictures.



Here is Evelyn's Kitty chairpad---a Red Saltbox pattern with a changed head to look like her kitty.  Purrrr!




This is half of Noreen's eagle pattern callled Liberty from Spruce Ridge---love this pattern!

and last but not least, Jean worked on two patterns of her own designs called her '"freedom series"---




Thanks for a great week---looking forward to seeing these rugs finished!