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Hall of Fame Rugs

Check out the Celebration Hall of Fame rugs!

Roger's Run                               

"Life has many roads leading in, out, or away from the main highway. But… More

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Church Supper                                   

Church Supper is the third in a series of folk-art rugs depicting New… More

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Mr. "GQ"                         

I like the human face. It is fun to hook a human face using only wide cut,… More

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The Juggler of Hearts                                                   

I started hooking in 1991. I made eight rugs in my first year closely… More

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Luncheon of the Boating Party                                                                   

Time for another Renoir! This rug was perhaps my most demanding piece. I… More

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Caswell Fruit                                   

Sheri Bennett's definite opinions about what colors she picks for her home… More

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Wolf Close Up                                   

Wolf Close Up is the third in a series of wide cut, close up rugs. This… More

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Sushi Deluxe                                 

My goal in this particular rug was to make each piece of sushi (some of my… More

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Daghestan Prayer                                         

This rug was featured as an honorable mention in Celebration XVIII. More

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My Town                       

This rug was fun to do. Although it was a purchased pattern, I was able to… More

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Pride in the Land                                           

Bernice is constantly looking for new ideas for hooking, and she came… More

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Lizzie                     

Lizzie was designed to be a 'friendship rug,' to be hooked with members of… More

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Anemone                       

When I saw a white small anemone flower at my yard, I wanted to make it… More

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Coco Llama                             

Coco Llama is a portrait of our herd matriarch CoCo. As a breeder of… More

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Deere & Co., 200 Years of Progress                                                                             

This photograph was taken in Brooklyn, NY, in 1928. It is of my husbands… More

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