La Tricolette

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Saturday Hook-In


The cold weather didn't damper the smiles at today's Saturday Hook-In at our favourite yarn shop, La Tricolette!





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40th Anniversary e-Guestbook

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2015-01-20 13:37:04
Name:
Ti
City/Country:
Beaconsfield
Comments:
By "hook" or by crook I'll be the first in the Guestbook! Congratulations BHCG :))
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2015-01-20 19:32:11
Name
Lois
City/Country
Rawdon
Comments
Brings back a lot of memories--Some of us have changed a lot. Interesting.
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2015-01-21 20:17:48
Name
Hooker's Wood & Wool Studio
City/Country
Chippewa Falls, WI USA
Comments
So nice to know so much about this group of well seasoned hookers!
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2015-01-25 12:47:01
Name
Carolyn
City/Country
Chateauguay QC
Comments
This is a great website, and 40th anniversay page, to celebrate this vibrant guild and craft.

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2015-02-08 14:00:59
Name
Sylvia Solomon
City/Country
Pointe-Claire, Que. Canada
Comments
Love the logo Maria!
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2015-02-17 18:18:11
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Susan Kendall
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Ottawa, On.
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Love the new logo! The comaradery and history are well to…
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Special Show & Tell / Marinas

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Show & Tell : June 1st, 2020   
On this Gallery, you can tour a selection of rugs from our last Exhibition, held in September 2017 at Centennial Hall. Use the label "Show & Tell" to see the rugs showcased in the past.          Special Show & Tell : Marinas & boats              Marinas & boats is a special Show & Tell to celebrate the June 1st reopening of marinas, camping and certain types of tourist activities in Quebec, during the COVID-19 pandemic. 



Lois J. Morris Dock 
This piece was inspired by a picture I had taken somewhere outside of Portland, Maine.  I just put it together one afternoon when I was wanting to hook but didn’t have a pattern hanging around to hook.





Debbie Séguin Boats at Harbour in Nova Scotia Adapted
Our family went to Nova Scotia and we bought a magnet for a souvenir. I had it on my fridge and decided one day that it would make a great rug!  Alice and Betty, two former hookers, came to my house.  Alice had prepared four squirt bottle…
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Rug Hooking Designs

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Shelly Atkinson  is a self-taught visual artist and crafter from Nova-Scotia, Canada. She loves experimenting with styles, colours, textures and techniques in her paintings and illustrations. Shelly offers rug hooking patterns of animals, flowers, people, the four seasons, etc. She can create custom drawings of your pet or family and even revise her patterns, if requested. Her work can be found on greeting cards, journals, prints, rug hooking patterns, coasters. needlepoint patterns, calendars, posters, and a child's book.

Go to  http://users.eastlink.ca/~shellyatkinson/rughooking/rughooking.html
http://shellyatkinson.blogspot.ca/



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Show & Tell / Jeanne Osler

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In Memory of Jeanne Osler_
It is with a heavy heart we say farewell to Jeanne Osler, a member of BHCG for nearly 40 years. In the days when you had to hook a rug with 9 flower panels before acceptance into the Guild, Jeanne was determined to join despite her lack of interest in the rug itself. Her heart was instead passionate for a butterfly rug she had seen and that saw her through to the end of the requirement. She completed a wide array of classes taught at the Guild from fine shading, to crewels, carving flowers and a Cheticamp picture frame amongst those that I’ve seen. She was a skilled rug maker and designed her own rugs too. One of her favorites was of a lighthouse scene. Jeanne was an active member even at the end of her time with us. She got us making and participated in the “Tuit” giveaways at our Annual picnic and always encouraged members. Rest In Peace our friend, we will miss you.

Submitted by Ti Seymour, Past President


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200 Cushions

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The Cushion Project: Barachois Historic Church_Grand Barachois, New Brunswick,

By Emmy Maten




The Barachois Historic Church, now a local museum, art gallery, and summer concert venue, commences its 200th year celebrations with “200 Hooked Cushions for my 200th”. The cushions will be permanently exhibited on the old wooden church pews.

The opening exhibition of these donated hooked cushions will be held August 18, during the 2019 World Acadian National Congress. An exposition catalogue will be produced to include photos of the cushions and information about the artisans, their creation, as well as technical details.



Several of our Guild members were very keen to participate in this creative project. Shown here are 6 of our members with their cushions.



Candace also made a cushion, which the Church has already received.
This exhibition is a wonderful reason to visit the Maritimes this summer! 



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