Rug Hooking with Yarn for Beginners Tutorial

Rug Hooking with yarn tutorial for beginners. What materials do you need? Which rug hooking hooks and what type of yarn is best for creating your yarn hooked rugs. I will go over techniques tips and tricks.
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RUG HOOKING
amzn.to/2DRrnKt (basic rug hook for primitive strips - meaning #5-#8 - anything but tiny)
amzn.to/30fBRut (rug hook with a smaller head for hooking smaller strips and thin yarn)
amzn.to/32kUPTb (linen backing from Dorr Mill)
amzn.to/2WpR2jP (monk's cloth backing)
amzn.to/3fEUTRu (good simple, sturdy solid yarn that's not expensive but great)
PUNCH NEEDLE
I use just these two punch needle - the fine for my thinner yarns and strips, and the larger for my thicker yarns and wider strips. There are a LOT of needles but I find I need one regular (big eye) and one fine (small eye) and these two make the same 1/4" pile (height of loop). Together these two make an even surface, and you're able to use pretty much any thickness of yarn between them.
amzn.to/32uK2pH (Punch Needle #13 fine - the Mini with Heels - this will do your thin #3 wool strips AND thin yarns like the sock yarns I often use)
amzn.to/2DLcp8x (this is the larger-eyed punch needle that's good for thicker yarn, like bulky, and wider strips)
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