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What a great fun!  What a great turn out for our Halloween Hook In!  Beaconsfield Hookers certainly know how to get into the spirit of things! Our Halloween Hook-In was great fun!!!  Dawna created this beautiful wreath which was drawn as a door prize for the crazy costumed hookers. Dawna Charlene the crazy cat lady won the beautiful wreath Charlene Fat Cat in the Hat curiously drawn to the Crazy Cat Lady. Crazy Cat Lady looking to adopt another cat.  Beautiful wicked witch Denise M. won a potted plant! Denise Morissette  We Love Monique's luscious lips !! LOL! Monique Dawna and Réjean

Ontario Hooking Craft Guild - Reports by Branch Beaconsfield Hooking Crafters Guild (Area 1) This is the Quarterly Activities Report published in the Ontario Hooking Craft Guild Newsletter. Click to enlarge. OHCG Newsletter - Issue 3, Fall 2016. Cover Page OHCG Newsletter - Issue 3, Fall 2016. Page 14: Reports by Branch OHCG Newsletter - Issue 3, Fall 2016. Page 24: Erratum As you can see here, Beaconsfield guild has had a very active summer. Not only have we been busy at home but also members have been reaching out and sharing with other groups. OHCG Newsletter - Issue 3, Fall 2016. Page 29: About our activities

Hooking in the Mountains XVIII_ Essex Junction, Vermont By Carolyn Ells Part of the Show Area Over 375 hooked rugs and objects were on display at Hooked in the Mountains XVIII, October 19-23, 2016. The Green Mountain Rug Hooking Guild can always be counted on for mounting an impressive hooked rug exhibition. I was glad to have three days to admire the display, take a turn demonstrating rug hooking at the show, take a couple of workshops, make and renew acquaintances, and shop among the vendors. There were scheduled talks on various topics each day, some by this year's featured artists. The show included a series of rugs on interpreting Tarot cards. All of this was conveniently located on one level in a large building at the Champlain Valley Exposition Center. Our  end booth Display Beaconsfield was represented with a mini-display about our guild, rugs by several members in the main show, and Louise's rug in the people's choice sec...

Introduction to Rug Hooking Workshop Xmas Themed Class. Illustration: Maria Romero Available dates:  November 5 & 19 – 10 AM to 2:00 PM Mug Rug: $25 includes Mug and Materials Christmas Tree/Star/Angel on a base: $40 LOOKING FOR A PERSONALIZED GIFT TO GIVE FOR CHRISTMAS? Come along to this festive class to learn traditional rug hooking. A mug rug is the perfect small project for all ages. You will choose from a variety of Christmas or everyday themed mugs and design a Mug Rug (coaster) to match. If you have more time to spare and are feeling more adventurous try your hand at a Christmas Tree, or Star or Angel on a base. Help will be on hand every step of the way. These Saturday classes are held at: Le Coin Artisanal                   454A Beaconsfield Blvd., Beaconsfield, QC For more information, please contact : Dawna Matthew at  matthewd@ca.inter.net

Martintown Wild & Woolly Rug Hookers - 5 th  Anniversary By Claire Fradette Martintown Wild & Wolly Rug Hookers  On Saturday, October 15, a group of our guild members drove over to Martintown to help the Wild and Woolly Rug Hookers celebrate their 5 th Anniversary. It was a wonderful day with good friends, good food and good hooking. Plus the chance to do some shopping with the vendors. Linda Desbiens of Divinity Fibres, Cathy Ivory of BaaBaa Bundles, Carol Shewan of Willow Creek Rug Hooking and Jane Cuthbert all had beautiful fibres to tempt us with. There were door prizes, raffle prizes and even a 50/50. Thank you, Wild & Woolly fellow hookers for including us in your day! Keywords:  Birthdays / Anniversaries,

Hook-In_ BHCG halloween Hook-in October 31st, 2016 Centennial Hall Halloween Hook-in Invitation. Unicorn by Alix Seymour. Illustration: Maria Romero.

Happy Thanksgiving! Happy Thanksgiving Canada* (Action de grâce) Second Monday in October* Happy Thanksgiving. Illustration: Maria Romero

Show & Tell : Shoes and Footstools! Little Shoes, an Amy Oxford Pattern Hooked By Claire Fradette Footstool Little Shoes By Claire Fradette Amy Oxford pattern, punched hooked. This was started after a trip to Amy Oxford’s studio where Candace and I took an introductory class. I was lucky and found this little footstool at a flea market in the Lancaster, Ontario area. I thought, ” I’m going to put my feet up on it so why not cover it with shoes!”  Footstool by Lois Morris Footstool by Lois Morris  My Footstool By Lois Morris There was an old footstool in a shed out back and I decided we could use it in the family room.  I cleaned it up, re-stained it and hooked a cover for the top. The background is hooked in burgundy wool, the pattern is outlined with blue jeans and filled with the fabric from a pair of cords.  We use it quite frequently. Little children love to sit on it at th...