This listing is for the rug hooking PATTERN "Annabelle, the Wandering Sheep".
This is for the pattern ONLY. The finished rug is used as an example only and is not included in the listing.
A 4" x 6" photo is included.

The design is 14" x 18" and is hand drawn on either monks cloth or primitive linen, whichever you prefer. Monks cloth is great for all cuts of wool. Primitive linen is better for wide cuts, #8 (1/4") and wider. The design is surrounded by a 4" border to make it fit on most lap top frames or in a 14" hoop. I have serged the outside edge to prevent raveling.

This design was featured in the January/February 2016 issue of Rug Hooking Magazine. It is a fun rug to hook and it is a good choice for beginners. I recommend that if you have never rug hooked before, that you do a google search in your area for rug hooking teachers to get you off to a good start. Or you might search for YouTube videos on primitive rug hooking. The pattern does not come with instructions.

I used a #8 cut (1/4" wide strips) to hook this design. For the border I used a plaid of teals, blacks, reds and rusts. The barn is a mixture of red textures. Annabelle is hooked with a number of cream wool textures and for the house I used various white/gray textures.

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© Mary Johnson. All patterns at Designs In Wool are copyrighted by Mary Johnson, the designer. Your purchase of this pattern gives you rights to use this pattern yourself or give as a gift, one time . You cannot make new copies, redraw, reproduce in any manner on your own or give this design to others. Thank you for respecting my small business by keeping copyright laws.

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