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| Lucky Approved |
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| Cameron Approved |
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| Hank, Cameron, and Lucky |
Earlier
this year I inherited a few boxes and bags of old yarn. Some of it was so old I
had never heard of the brand before. I could actually see how yarn has
progressed over the years, from scratchy to soft. I didn’t have a clue at the
time what I was going to do with it but then I was thinking “Rug”. If it’s scratchy
then I won’t mind as much to walk on it, and for now it’s going to be in the
basement anyways. So I got my Q hook and decided that I would use 6 strands of
yarn at the same time and maybe that will make it softer as well. I didn’t have
a pattern just some yarn and a hook. My first thought was, “this is going to be
my big ugly rug”. I had some many different shades of all these colors and I had
no idea where to start. I had a lot of off white/cream and grey so I decided
that I would use those colors throughout the entire rug and I think that is one
of the reasons it all came together. Good luck if you try this on your own!
This rug is now one of my favorite pieces J
