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This
was the first rug that I made. I did it on 14 count canvas so that
I could sew it while travelling, without the need for a magnifying
lamp.
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rug is a variation on the one above, again on 14 count canvas. |
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This
rug is stitched on 32 count canvas. It is taken from Susan Mc Baine's
book of Miniature Needlepoint Rugs. |
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rug here is worked on 32point canvas. It is taken from Meik and
Ian McNaughtonís book Making Miniature Oriental Rugs and
Carpets |
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This
rug is worked on 18 point canvas. It is also taken from Meik and
Ian McNaughtonís book Making Miniature Oriental Rugs and
Carpets. |
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is taken from Susan McBaineís book Miniature Needlepoint
Rugs for Dollshouses.
It is worked on 18 point canvas |
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This
bright red/green rug is a bit dazzling on the eyes, but is perfect
for a Christmas floor covering. Sewn on 14 count, it is a variation
of the pink/blue rug above. I have stitched this rug twice - the first
time with both red and green threads, but I realised that by buying
green canvas I could save half the work and have a textured rug into
the bargain. |
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work in progress - another variation on the above rug, again on
14 count - easier to travel around with, and will cover almost the
entire floor of a room, unlike the more-to-scale hearthrugs on finer
canvas. |
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Rugs
