Welcome to Loop ta' Loops Rug Hooking

Any completed rug hooked from a Loop ta' Loop's pattern is welcome to be posted on my site if you send a photo!

My Guestbook is available if you care to leave your thoughts or read those of others.

Check out 'What's New' for extra issues of RHM & more gently used resources!

This site is for everyone who shares in the love of this wonderful art form with it's soft, fat, fluffy, and colorful wool.

Whether you're a seasoned rug hooker or someone newly interested in learning the basics, come visit the pages I have here, and see what's available to you. You will find a variety of designs, kits, dyed wool, a few of the basic supplies as well as tips, calendar of events, and more. I have some quick & easy starter rug hooking kits that contain directions, wool, 8"x8"design on linen, hook, and hoop.

Kits come with wool uncut or if you prefer strips you tell me the width and they will be cut and sorted, labeled where they go as well as a photo of the pattern/kit for your rug hooking pleasure.

I also am available for transferring your design to your choice of foundations for you if you do not care doing it or not up to it for one reason or another. Email me and we can discuss the details as others have done.

I am always working on something new for your hooking pleasure and the dye pot is always ready to go!

Don't forget, if you hook up one of my designs and would like to post it for others to see, please email me and submit the photo I'll post it with others on the Calendar page. ~LindaLee

On a sad note, my mother Jean Marie Onasch <Toltzmann>, passed away unexpectedly the end of July 2006. Mom, you were my friend, my mentor, and of course my mother who taught me about God, life, about giving, & learning to be a better person and so much more. Oh how you are missed everyday. I thank you for all you taught and shared with me over the years... including your love of rug hooking. ~Miss & Love you Mom... 1942-2006

Loop ta' Loops

Madison Wisconsin

608-220-6973

The proceeds from my Bichon rug on the left, was donated to Small Paws Rescue Organization for their online auction in 2006. My girl CeeCee was the model for this rug.

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