Share your locker hooking tips with the world!
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Theresa Pulido---colorcrazy.com commented on Gail's photoIn honor of Craft Month, Color Crazy is giving away a locker hooking kit for the Tropical Tote. The kit includes all materials to locker hook a tote bag with exposed painted canvas including: canvas, flannel strips, rattan handles, and Lumiere paint. A drawing will be held for all customers that make a purchase during the month of March, and the winner announced during the first week in April.
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ContinuePosted on March 11, 2013 at 12:00pm
Here's an easy design for a heart gift box. I have been experimenting with different materials to create texture in designs and decided to try raffia ribbon (the one I used is made from rayon). I hooked a heart shape for the lid of a paper mache box with fabric, variegated yarn and raffia for lots of texture. I pulled up extra long loops for more texture! I also thought I should try a lid with a locker hooked "ruched frame" design so I created one for a smaller box. See images…
ContinuePosted on February 4, 2013 at 6:56pm
I have some new kits on Color Crazy for petite tote bags. Quantities of the current design are limited as the fabric used for strips has been discontinued. Kits include all materials. Great as gift baskets too. colorcrazy.com. $22.99.…
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March is craft month! In honor of crafting, Color Crazy is giving away complete kits to create beautiful locker hooked designs. One for every week of the month. The first giveaway is the pattern and materials to make the Scallop Frame Trivet below with a crocheted frame and glass tile accent. I’ll also include an autographed copy of Locking Loops. You can find…
ContinuePosted on March 2, 2012 at 7:20pm — 1 Comment
I'm giving away a collection of supplies for Holiday crafting/locker hooking. All you have to do is post what you plan to locker hook this holiday season on the Color Crazy Blog.
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jo roake said… So pleased I found your site. I don't think locker hooking is big in New Zealand yet, I had to make my own needle from a dollmakers needle! Was lockerhooking till 2am this morning,dont know where the time went.Thanks for the welcome.
Elizabeth A Etheridge said… Thank you for the email and the great web site. One of the first things I ordered from Amazon to get me started on Locker Hooking was one of your great books. I belong to a small 'knitting etc" group and I usually end up mostly enjoying the chatting because if I'm crocheting or knitting, I lose track of where I'm at, lol. I think that will not happen so much with locker hooking. Thanks again and looking forward to your next book.
Angela McCormick said… thanks for your warm welcome. so far I cut a piece out of the canvas I bought at the fabric store about 6"X6" and used the plarn that I was crocheting with. Turned out real nice. I put it under a plant that I was trying to sell at the farmer's market and got some nice comments on it. Haven't had time to look at any detailed info yet. Looks like I should be able to make a plarn rectangle and turn it into a purse to add to my crochet purses that I sell at the market. Thank you for such a nice and inspiriational site.
Vera Barnett said… So cool you like my work, discovering locker hooking has been such an inspiration to me. I love it because it is so versatile! I even talked about locker hooking and your site in my little blog today (I hope you don't mind). Here it is! When I finish a chair project and the wall hanging, the leather is the next to try. I think the company sells the scrap (huge beautiful pieces) by the lb. and it is rumored to be around $4 a lb. Oh and to answer your question about FB and the pictures, I would be flattered for you to share them. Have a fantastic day! Thanks again!
Vera Barnett said… Thanks so much for your welcoming comment! I absolutely love locker hooking and I appreciate how much you have done for the craft. When I found this forum I was excited to be able to ask you a question, and I'm just tickled to get the chance! I have read that some people locker hook with leather. There is a leather manufacturing company in the town I live in and I am able to get scrap leather by the lb, for a great price. What I wanted to know was if you have ever tried to use it, and what suggestions do you have? Thanks so much! - Vera
Roxanne Amaya said… Hi Theresa, Thank you for accepting my application to join your website. I fell in love with what you are doing. I would love to learn more about it and hopefully get my daughter involved as well. Yes, it is me from Creative Labs. Looks like you have always had the "Creative" touch.
I have checked out your video ... love it.
Roxanne Amaya
Trudy MacDonald said… I saw your book in a local craft store. I purchased it, and then watched you on You tube. I have made some fun projects. I did the house blessings, but gave it away before I took a picture....
Karen Barnwell said… Thanks for letting me join your group. I have one more side to stitch together on one of the purses I made after getting your book. I have a blog if any one would like to look at some the projects I've done to pass the time. Always look forward to seeing what others or doing and share what I have done. http://stitchinlittle.blogspot.com
Karen
Kevin Kissire said… Theresa, Sadly we are to the "Trade Only". Only way I get any is when a tile is discontinued. Probably a good thing for my check book LOL
Kay Courtright said… Hi Theresa, I will go to Hobby Lobby and purchase the aluminum hook per your suggestion. Looking forward to my first project.
Kay
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