People browsing the OHCG rug show |
It was a full vehicle and 2 happy hookers |
We were able to book the cottage from Thursday to Sunday, so got a jump on the weekend and an extra day hooking at the cottage before we had to go into Kingston to set up our Guild's (J.J.Ruggers) display. Friday evening I helped as a volunteer judge so got to see the show early in an intense hour of viewing and assessing the comparative merits of a wide variety of rug hooked items. It was a great learning experience.
One of the beautiful rugs that won |
Saturday was spent at the annual meeting, viewing the show again, shopping for rug
hooking supplies and generally socialising. Back to the cottage by mid afternoon and hooked, drank, ate, gabbed, laughed, the usual.
Piles of wool for sale, heaven for a hooker. |
It was a great weekend of fun with friends and rug hooking awe and inspiration. I have been to about 15 annuals (I think, I really can't remember when I started hooking) and have found some, in more recent years, to have nothing truly impressive. This one, I was back to being awed by the artistry and skill of Ontario's rug hookers.
Note: this was my first blog post using a Samsung Galaxy tablet. In spite of all the hype, it is not as easy to use as a computer for this type of thing and I had to (with tech support) download a different browser to upload the pictures.
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