Spanish Designs for Hooking
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A 1928 Handicrafter article on Spanish-inspired designs for rug hooking and hangings, discussing Moorish influence on Spanish art and the tufted and cross-stitch rugs from which the patterns were adapted. It describes six stamped burlap patterns (Alcazar, Mudejara, Pomegranate, Deer, Spanish Scrolls, Giralda) with their sources and color schemes, and gives yarn recommendations, loop heights, sizes and prices. A short Yarn News section announces new and changed yarns such as Linen Floss, Mudejara homespun, Afghan worsted, Raytone, Florelle and chenille mixes.
- Type
- Article
- Date
- February 1928
- Language
- English
- Pages
- 4
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