Rug School 2014 will be held in St John's
in August
As taken from the official Rug Hooking Guild of Newfoundland and Labrador website:
http://www.rhgnl.ca/camp.htm
To get ready for the rug school campfire
practice this song!
ODE TO RUG SCHOOL
(sung to the tune of Squid Jiggin’ Grounds)
O, this is the place where the hookers are meeting
With scissors and mat frames there’s fun in the air
We’re getting together for fun, food, and laughter
As we gather again for rug school this year.
We’re here from the East Coast, and here from the West Coast,
From South Coast and Central, and further away,
With old friends and new ones from our own great big country
As well as some hookers from the U S of A.
We’ll learn new techniques and improve on some others,
We’ll share our ideas and make up new plans,
It’s always a pleasure to spend time together
As we work on our projects with hooks in our hands.
When school is all over, it’s time to go home
We’ll get on the road with a heartfelt goodbye.
We all drive away in different directions
And work on our hooking for next year’s display.
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Doris Norman Bio
Doris is a skilled artisan and instructor who teaches rug-hooking courses and workshops across the United States and Canada. She is an accredited Nova Scotia and Pearl McGown teacher, specializing in Celtic Art, William Morris, Jacobean, Pictorial, Stained Glass, Primitive Fruit and Shading. Her work has been featured in Canadian Living Magazine, Rug Hooking Magazine and is included in the Beaverbrook Art Gallery’s Permanent collection as well as many private collections. Doris has taught at Nova Scotia schools for many years as well as the Prairie Harvest school, Newfoundland and Labrador school, Hooked in the Mountains, and Friends by the Sea in Oregon.
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