Hooked In The Maples

Traditional hooking uses a hand hook, similar in shape to a crochet hook, to form a looped pile from fabric strips or yarn on an even-weaved base.

Traditional hooking uses a hand hook, similar in shape to a crochet hook, to form a looped pile from fabric strips or yarn on an even-weave base (such as burlap, monks-cloth or linen). This technique dates back to the 19th century in the North American colonies, providing warm floor coverings for the bare floors of pioneer homes. Early rugs could be created from discarded feed sacks and scraps of

11/27/2025

Come to the Winter Market this weekend!

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05/09/2025

02/28/2025

Projects in various stages.
Visit us at the upcoming West and Art Studio Tour

02/28/2025

Rug Hooking
West
Art Studio Tour
@ Maple Ridge Library

07/26/2024

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We hooked this rug as a group. We are raffling it off with all proceeds going to the Pitt Meadows Lions Club. Tickets are available at Country Fest at Albion Fairgrounds in the Curling Rink

Tickets are $3 each or 4 for $10.
Please help us help the Lions!

Rug is approximately 72" x 27"

05/09/2024

The rug below was made by members of Gone Hooking and is being raffled off with all proceeds going to The Pitt Meadows Lions Club.
Tickets are $3 each or 4 for $10
We will have tickets available this weekend at the Art Studio Tour.