Photo Journeys through Fiber, Art, Craft and Farms
Enjoy these photos of the studio of Renuka O’Connell. Full interview of her work coming soon.
Rug Hookers from several Northeast states have been meeting annually in Alfred, Maine for years, but this year’s event was held at Oceanwood Conference Center in Ocean Park. Dubbed “Alfred at Oceanwood,” the event was coordinated by Lauri Troutman and attended by over 20 people who came to enjoy and to hook with friends.
“After a lifetime of pursuing various art and craft media, I started rug hooking in 2004 and found my passion. I began …
A World of Wool at The Harvest Hook-In In September, I was invited to give a slide talk about Maine’s …
Two artists in the family. Allegra Kuhn has a long history with fibers and textiles tackling weaving, hooking, knitting, crochet, …
“Chris! You HAVE to do this!” These are the words my husband, Richard, exclaimed when we saw what hooked rugs …
Continuing our journey through Western Maine to learn of teaching resources for our new Learning Guide, we left Rangeley and …
This past March, students and friends of Diane Langley showed their work at the bright sunny Savory Maine Restaurant in Damariscotta. Owner …
This winter, we visited the studio of Marion Brown Rug Hooking in Belfast, Maine. The studio is located just beyond …