Hooking with Transcolor Dyed Wool
Linda Bell
2-Day Class
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Friday – Saturday, August 14, 2026 – August 15, 2026
8:30 am – 3:30 pm
$230.00 – $250.00
Description
Students will choose between two small patterns – a maple leaf or pears with leaves. The pattern may be hooked in students’ choice of colors, using transcolor dyed wool. Students will learn how to use the wool to shade the motif using just one piece of dyed wool. Transcolor wool makes it quick and easy to get the desired shading in their chosen project. Transcolor dyed wool is useful for stained glass, flowers, geometrics and even Orientals. It can make quick work of hooking a sky as well. Try it! You’ll wish you’d found it years ago!
More Information
$250/$230 Sauder Village Member
Skill level: Intermediate to Advanced
Supply fee: $35 for leaf pattern or $40 for pear pattern. Fee is payable to the instructor at the beginning of class.
Student supplies: hook, frame, cutter with #3, #4 or #5 blades
Bio
Linda Bell:
Linda’s rug hooking journey began in 1980 when she saw a woman hooking a rug during a home tour in Marshall, Michigan. It was love at first sight! She attended McGown teacher workshops for 25 years, earning 2 McGown certifications. Linda teaches an ongoing class in her home studio, as well as private workshops and camps around the southeast. She taught at the John Campbell Folk School for 15 years.
She has been featured in the Jessie Turbayne book, Hooked Rugs of the Deep South, and earned a place in Celebrations four times.
