I'm almost 80 yrs. old and come from Lancashire England. These types of rugs were made by women at home out of any supplies they could Often the backing was corn or wheat sacks. The fabric used was anything that could be cut into thin strips. They lasted for years, which was the point.
Hello Vera, my Grandma was English and she had some of those rag rugs on her floor. I never saw her make them, so I am not sure if she bought them off of a friend or made them herself when us grand kids weren't around visiting her. I can't ask her now because she has passed away, 10 years ago, unfortunately. Would she have used a tool like in this video to make them?
I have taught this project to my art students. There is a punch needle rug of a cat in a chair made by a student in 1975 hanging in my classroom right now. The only amazing difference is that the side with the loops was our right side and the side you display in your video was the back side. This is my first time seeing your method as the front. It goes to show you that you can learn something new everyday. The arts are always so amazing!
I really love your type of hand motions for your punches. My favorite is using the side of the needle. ❤overall your explanation of being an artist motivates me to create a video as to why I am one also. Thanks.
You truly are an Artist with your unique and calm way of explaining your art and ways and your work is beautiful. I appreciate your extremely calming music which is a beautiful background to your voice and art. I could listen to you for hours. Thank you so much xx
As a mom of 3 I really relate to this. I started crochet a couple years ago and its been so nice to finally have a creative outlet again. You can pick up and do just a little at a time and leave out.
Hi, and you can be lucky and you have freedom to do what you like even if you have five minits free....important is what you want to do....after you start it will be wonderful.
@@amandamanjarres4716 I feel your temporary circumstance....getting a tool or supply ish something always brightens the day and sometimes getting overwhelmed happens too =) Focus on what you can make even sketching with pencil or pen and paper ANY paper.....its about having fun and being creatively inspired OR NOT as well ---- do your best to focus on the small things and begin there....I hope you start making wtvr you decide to make!! Cheers from moi🍁 in Toronto, Ontario, Canada
Thank you for sharing your creativity and ability to find a medium in which to express your talent. Your pieces are unique and beautiful, I love how you use environmental friendly methods and materials to imprint art.You inspired me to be more creative not just by making an art piece but in discovering mediums and methods that will be helping the environment.
You don't understand how happy I am to come across your video. I'm a 36 year old city girl, but I feel like I should live in the mountains far away from people. I love the idea of making the things I use. I will definitely start making my own rugs now that I watched your video. I always wanted to know how they were made. Thank you so much.
Hi Rose you came up on my home screen and I am so glad. When I was young rag rugs were what I was shown how to do and have fond memories of doing it with my grandmother. Thank you for bringing back those memories and showing how different it now is. I am going searching now for one of those hooks you use. Thank you also for allowing me to see what I have and how to use it. I am a crafter of various mediums so now I can use my huge collection of tapestry wools I was thinking of getting rid of. Hugs and Loves xx
Love your work. Absolutely beautiful. Thank you for sharing. Really like the idea of creating art with sheets, cutting it into thin strips and needle punching with it. Never knew that could be done. If I lived in New York I would definitely join your class but at least I can watch from my sofa all the way from the UK 🇬🇧
So beautiful. I too am a painter and mother with little children in a small space. I’m so excited to start this creative journey using this new medium! I’ve struggled getting my paints out and having that studio space.
I found you so inspiring. For most of my life I have always felt something in me but could never work it out & now I'm going to add another craft to my list along side of learning macrame & crocheting that I've only learnt 4 or 5 months ago. I'll finish my summer shawl off 1st before I start this project...maybe lol. Thank you for your lovely video 🥰🍀
Thank you for this. My great Aunt would cut her strips of wool and other fabrics on an old wool cutter. There were many frames, some with stands throughout the front livingroom , where various works were in progress. I just love your pieces.
Ahhhh! Now I really want to do rug punching! I don't know if there is enough room in my art area. I need to stop watching art videos. Rose's work is so beautiful and calming, and practical.
Oh my gosh!!! This was JUST what I was looking for and didn't know it!! I almost didn't click to find out "What she Makes"! lol Funny how what you seek somehow finds you😍
Creating so much with so little..imagination and circumstance carries you there..brilliantly beautiful idea..thanks for introducing this for inspiration..⭐
She seems to have a beautiful home, a nice place to do her stuff, she does not look worried for anything, money.. not a problem I guess, people at her charge.. don't think so, life don't give her any stress.. it look like this...🙄 I believe she got more than a 'little' 😏 and so she does not created that much 😬. The punch needles are not a new invention btw. 👍
malkarton Yes, very relaxing to watch, and very inspiring. Artists have the ability to change the mode of art when necessary, like she and her mother both did. I am not an artist, but so appreciative that others are. 😊
Rose, I ran across your video. I feel like I know you as I followed your Mom, Dad and you kids through things they put on the web. Plus I won your Mom's paper pattern for her rug hooking pattern "Expect Good Things" which I have hooked. Really like this video you have done.
How BEAUTIFUL is this, and super relaxing....thanks for sharing this video...I look out for more.. Maybe I will go trey it myself. Aniet from the 🇳🇱 Netherlands ( Holland).
I found rug hooking with the oxford needle to be very relaxing. I loved your video. It has inspired me to try something more abstract and without a pattern. Thank you.
i hear you. i stashed art material for 25 years when, i was raising my children. I bought from charity shops, free stuff from Freecycle etc. but still only have weekends (sometimes). but hey, i'm making art now. little baby steps.
Do you know NOTHING WHATSOEVER of all your ancestors did? AND THEY VERY MOST LIKELY HAD SEVERAL OR A DOZEN CHILDREN, @BogieFray. As well, ALL their Daughters started when they were 3 tears old---VERY MOST LIKELY. Women has not had anything up ahgainst the women of through the 1960s WHATSOEVER, YET are ALWAYS VERY RUDELY putting down HOUSEWIVES, YET THEY THEMSELVES DOES ABSOLUTELY NOTHING IN/OF/FOR THEIR HOME, NOT A MOTHER FOR TO/FOR CHILDREN, NOR IS EVEN A WIFE TO THEIR HUSBAND. It ARE THOSE who gives WOMAN A BAD NAME.
I would love to know about using the tool you have here......I did not know it could be done with yarn....I did a tiny bit of wool strips hooking once...any video or a really good book you have checked. Out, it is really hard to find the right books and expensive...I work and classes not around here for much..LOL...This really excites me...Thanks....
Aw man. I'm gonna need to lay off the craft channels in this quarantine. I just spent money on embroidery stuff to do that for the first time. I crochet, sew, paint, draw, I try to knit but I'm not great, and I love ceramics and macrame. I just wanna do all the stuff 😍
This was very interesting. I feel the same way about hand embroidery as she does with rug hooking. I wanted her to note that acrylic is also extremely toxic in the air so you DEF don’t want that around your loved ones.
Onion can be used to make a pretty dye. Ice seen it on a manor house type thing where there was this older woman wanting to dye her hair only she couldn't use a synthetic hair dye because they weren't common back in that time frame and she had to use onions to dye her hair. I forget what color they end up dyeing the water, but I remember it can be a pretty color
I am a Textile design graduate and not working.. it breaks my heart most of the time I think about what I could do but I can not do due to lack of money.. I had great grades in tertiary but finding a job is hard.. The painful part about all this is you don't actually need to find a job but to create one for yourself and others but that all needs capital This keeps me up at night and actually wakes me in the morning 😔
I would love to see the right side of the rug you punched with fabric. I have many fabric strips here that I use for rag rugs but would love to try to use it up using a punch. What is the material you punch on? Thanks so much! Love your work :)
Hi, great video, love the use of textures. The pillows are gorgeous. What kind of yarn, cloth and needle do I have to use if I want to make pillows like those? Thank you.
I'm almost 80 yrs. old and come from Lancashire England. These types of rugs were made by women at home out of any supplies they could Often the backing was corn or wheat sacks. The fabric used was anything that could be cut into thin strips. They lasted for years, which was the point.
Hello Vera, my Grandma was English and she had some of those rag rugs on her floor.
I never saw her make them, so I am not sure if she bought them off of a friend or made them herself when us grand kids weren't around visiting her. I can't ask her now because she has passed away, 10 years ago, unfortunately.
Would she have used a tool like in this video to make them?
Hi Vera, Im from Lancashire as well and remember doing this with my mum when i was a kid, we used rags, brings back great memories. 😀
Your voice.. the topic... the music.. the atmosphere... I enjoyed every second of your peaceful video! Thank you 🥰
I have taught this project to my art students. There is a punch needle rug of a cat in a chair made by a student in 1975 hanging in my classroom right now. The only amazing difference is that the side with the loops was our right side and the side you display in your video was the back side. This is my first time seeing your method as the front. It goes to show you that you can learn something new everyday. The arts are always so amazing!
I really love your type of hand motions for your punches. My favorite is using the side of the needle. ❤overall your explanation of being an artist motivates me to create a video as to why I am one also. Thanks.
She's amazing. Great creations... warms my soul.
You truly are an Artist with your unique and calm way of explaining your art and ways and your work is beautiful. I appreciate your extremely calming music which is a beautiful background to your voice and art. I could listen to you for hours. Thank you so much xx
As a mom of 3 I really relate to this. I started crochet a couple years ago and its been so nice to finally have a creative outlet again. You can pick up and do just a little at a time and leave out.
Crochet is brilliant in that you don't need to finish the row every time and there's usually only one stitch on the hook.
brought me to tears, how lucky she is to have freedom on doin what shes passionate about. while me atm, still searching what.could that be
Hi, and you can be lucky and you have freedom to do what you like even if you have five minits free....important is what you want to do....after you start it will be wonderful.
I know how you feel, in my case, I do not have money to buy all the stuff you need to wok and create this art.
@@amandamanjarres4716 I feel your temporary circumstance....getting a tool or supply ish something always brightens the day and sometimes getting overwhelmed happens too =) Focus on what you can make even sketching with pencil or pen and paper ANY paper.....its about having fun and being creatively inspired OR NOT as well ---- do your best to focus on the small things and begin there....I hope you start making wtvr you decide to make!! Cheers from moi🍁 in Toronto, Ontario, Canada
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@@amandamanjarres4716 You don't always need to "buy all the stuff" in order to create art. Have a look at upcycling!
Rose -- your pillows are exquisite. Such fine and precise hooking. Lovely person.
This is why women are the best film editors.
This was so relaxing and educational. I recently got admission into textile designing. Wish me luck ❤
fun! good luck
Good luck.. Have a wonderful time
Asalaamualaikum may Allah bless you in that field.very few girls like tailoring in Mauritius
Good luck!
Wish you all the very best for the studies
My tuff grandfather after working on railway everyday came home and did this.He was always gent with me and so creative
she has such peaceful energy, thank you for inspiration. You are being appreciated! Xx
WOW, you're amazing artist.... LOVE your work, a special gift! Enjoy and thank you for sharing.
Thank you for sharing your creativity and ability to find a medium in which to express your talent. Your pieces are unique and beautiful, I love how you use environmental friendly methods and materials to imprint art.You inspired me to be more creative not just by making an art piece but in discovering mediums and methods that will be helping the environment.
I like your work. I never would have thought to try some of the things you mentioned, so you've opened up new possibilities for me! Thank you
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You don't understand how happy I am to come across your video. I'm a 36 year old city girl, but I feel like I should live in the mountains far away from people. I love the idea of making the things I use. I will definitely start making my own rugs now that I watched your video. I always wanted to know how they were made. Thank you so much.
Hi Rose you came up on my home screen and I am so glad. When I was young rag rugs were what I was shown how to do and have fond memories of doing it with my grandmother. Thank you for bringing back those memories and showing how different it now is. I am going searching now for one of those hooks you use. Thank you also for allowing me to see what I have and how to use it. I am a crafter of various mediums so now I can use my huge collection of tapestry wools I was thinking of getting rid of. Hugs and Loves xx
So beautiful, Inspiring and educational. Rose Pearlman, please please continue to do your awesome artworks! Loads of Good Vibes to you.
I didn't even know this is a thing and now I really want to try it! It looks relaxing but rewarding.
Love your work. Absolutely beautiful. Thank you for sharing. Really like the idea of creating art with sheets, cutting it into thin strips and needle punching with it. Never knew that could be done. If I lived in New York I would definitely join your class but at least I can watch from my sofa all the way from the UK 🇬🇧
So beautiful. I too am a painter and mother with little children in a small space. I’m so excited to start this creative journey using this new medium! I’ve struggled getting my paints out and having that studio space.
I found you so inspiring. For most of my life I have always felt something in me but could never work it out & now I'm going to add another craft to my list along side of learning macrame & crocheting that I've only learnt 4 or 5 months ago. I'll finish my summer shawl off 1st before I start this project...maybe lol. Thank you for your lovely video 🥰🍀
This was so dope! I loved hearing her story!
How admirable! I just found embroidery and am hooked!
Thank you for this. My great Aunt would cut her strips of wool and other fabrics on an old wool cutter. There were many frames, some with stands throughout the front livingroom , where various works were in progress. I just love your pieces.
Ahhhh! Now I really want to do rug punching! I don't know if there is enough room in my art area. I need to stop watching art videos. Rose's work is so beautiful and calming, and practical.
Oh my gosh!!! This was JUST what I was looking for and didn't know it!! I almost didn't click to find out "What she Makes"! lol Funny how what you seek somehow finds you😍
rose you are the greatest I love to watch your videos it's so interesting so informative
thank you so much for sharing. Inspiring to me and I think your art is so very beautiful...those pillows! Love!
Add this to the list of crafts I MUST try🤗
I just found your channel. I hope you are still exploring your art!!! I would be very interested in any videos you might make in the future
Love her designes, they're very timeless.
Creating so much with so little..imagination and circumstance carries you there..brilliantly beautiful idea..thanks for introducing this for inspiration..⭐
She seems to have a beautiful home, a nice place to do her stuff, she does not look worried for anything, money.. not a problem I guess, people at her charge.. don't think so, life don't give her any stress.. it look like this...🙄
I believe she got more than a 'little' 😏 and so she does not created that much 😬.
The punch needles are not a new invention btw. 👍
Thank you so much for your video I’m a mom and you just inspired me like crazy!
How inspiring and a breath of fresh air. Something new to add to my bucket list. Thank you for this awesome Tutorial😃
That was so relaxing to watch! i've wanted to try out working with textiles in the future and this was so inspiring! Beautiful Work!
malkarton Yes, very relaxing to watch, and very inspiring. Artists have the ability to change the mode of art when necessary, like she and her mother both did. I am not an artist, but so appreciative that others are. 😊
So inspiring! Thank You, Rose, thank You, Makeology! ♥
Rose, I ran across your video. I feel like I know you as I followed your Mom, Dad and you kids through things they put on the web. Plus I won your Mom's paper pattern for her rug hooking pattern "Expect Good Things" which I have hooked. Really like this video you have done.
Thank you for sharing your beautiful art work with all of us ! 😊💗
Thank you for sharing your inspiring story. I make things too and it is great to feel the connection with a kindred spirit.
Beautiful work.
Ooohhh, I love the design on the large frame.❤️
Very well presented video. Respect for the artwork as well.
Loved it. Thank you . You know that you are blessed. Enjoy it you beautiful lady🍎
I did not know that something like this existed until now. Thanks for sharing. Punch needle right?
Onyinye Agbah yes punch needling!
Is very old.. almost like needles..
Precioso trabajo muchas gracias desde Chile
This was so poignant and beautiful. Thank you.
Just got into fiber arts. This is so inspiring.
Her art works were gorgeous ❤️❤️
I see my next big ‘thing!’ How wonderful, thank you so much for sharing this with us!
This is absolutely INSPIRING!!!
Rose your work is amazing ❤️❤️❤️
Wow just found you by accident and wanting to start a new craft. Thank you for sharing 💕
Makes me want to run out and buy supplies for rug making. I am a potter, watercolorist, and bag maker. Why not rugs. Thanks for sharing.
Wau !!! Beautiful work !!! Well done !!!
Beautiful work!!
You are very talented and clever.God bless you.💐
Omg I am so inspired I have to try this. Thanks a million for a wonderful video. ❤️
my kit is in the mail, can't wait to paint with it
Hi Rose Your kit arrived and this video was the perfect showcase. Love the seat pads. That’s what I’m going to make.
Rose this is a wonderfully inspirational video.My brain is buzzing with possible ideas. thank you.
😯uau arrasou lindíssimo trabalho, obrigada por compartilhar conosco teus trabalhos 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼
wow beautiful handwork.
How BEAUTIFUL is this, and super relaxing....thanks for sharing this video...I look out for more..
Maybe I will go trey it myself.
Aniet from the 🇳🇱 Netherlands ( Holland).
Thank you for posting this
KRSextonArt Same!!!
I found rug hooking with the oxford needle to be very relaxing. I loved your video. It has inspired me to try something more abstract and without a pattern. Thank you.
Wonderfull, l like it very much
Love this!!! I'm going to give this a try
such a nice video and so relaxing to watch and listen to.. from Brisbane Australia
i hear you. i stashed art material for 25 years when, i was raising my children. I bought from charity shops, free stuff from Freecycle etc. but still only have weekends (sometimes). but hey, i'm making art now. little baby steps.
Do you know NOTHING WHATSOEVER of all your ancestors did? AND THEY VERY MOST LIKELY HAD SEVERAL OR A DOZEN CHILDREN, @BogieFray. As well, ALL their Daughters started when they were 3 tears old---VERY MOST LIKELY. Women has not had anything up ahgainst the women of through the 1960s WHATSOEVER, YET are ALWAYS VERY RUDELY putting down HOUSEWIVES, YET THEY THEMSELVES DOES ABSOLUTELY NOTHING IN/OF/FOR THEIR HOME, NOT A MOTHER FOR TO/FOR CHILDREN, NOR IS EVEN A WIFE TO THEIR HUSBAND. It ARE THOSE who gives WOMAN A BAD NAME.
Gorgeous work and gorgeous woman!!! Much success!!
So awesome.. Im designer and im exploring textile design right now
Really lovely work.
What sort of fabric do you use as your backing fabric to punch into?
Amazing video and I want to run out and buy the tool and start learning!
Yes , go on
I would love to know about using the tool you have here......I did not know it could be done with yarn....I did a tiny bit of wool strips hooking once...any video or a really good book you have checked. Out, it is really hard to find the right books and expensive...I work and classes not around here for much..LOL...This really excites me...Thanks....
I've wanted to try this, thank you for the lovely video.
Speaking to my soul🙏🏾
Love your designs
I dont know if it's easy to use such large punch Needle . fabulous ideas .. ❤,
That looks very cool. Wanna try that
Good idea. Try it. Amazon has some kit for beginner
Aw man. I'm gonna need to lay off the craft channels in this quarantine. I just spent money on embroidery stuff to do that for the first time. I crochet, sew, paint, draw, I try to knit but I'm not great, and I love ceramics and macrame. I just wanna do all the stuff 😍
Very nice! I love making things too
This was very interesting. I feel the same way about hand embroidery as she does with rug hooking. I wanted her to note that acrylic is also extremely toxic in the air so you DEF don’t want that around your loved ones.
Lindo trabalho ❤ gratidão !
Onion can be used to make a pretty dye. Ice seen it on a manor house type thing where there was this older woman wanting to dye her hair only she couldn't use a synthetic hair dye because they weren't common back in that time frame and she had to use onions to dye her hair. I forget what color they end up dyeing the water, but I remember it can be a pretty color
So inspirational! Thank you
Some normal world in a cruisy world, thanks from portugal
I LOVE your video!!!♥️😃🙋♀️Makes me want to run right out and get supplies.😁
Thank you.👍
Beautiful, thank u for sharing!
U r good gifted, so pretty u and your hand work
I love your work
I would like to know what size stitch board being used
I am a Textile design graduate and not working.. it breaks my heart most of the time I think about what I could do but I can not do due to lack of money..
I had great grades in tertiary but finding a job is hard..
The painful part about all this is you don't actually need to find a job but to create one for yourself and others but that all needs capital
This keeps me up at night and actually wakes me in the morning 😔
Maravilhoso assistir alguém falar tão apaixonadamente sobre o que faz! Inspirador. ❤️
I would love to see the right side of the rug you punched with fabric. I have many fabric strips here that I use for rag rugs but would love to try to use it up using a punch. What is the material you punch on? Thanks so much! Love your work :)
This is so cool!
Hi, great video, love the use of textures. The pillows are gorgeous. What kind of yarn, cloth and needle do I have to use if I want to make pillows like those? Thank you.
Go girl 💙❤️ Blessings from Artist from Texas
Wow this is amazing... you are amazing great ideas ... blessings on you
Great video
A couture piece! Oh my my my
What fabric do you use as a backing please? Lovely work