Rug Hooking Tools I Own & Recommend

Early rug hookers hand tore worn out clothing and hooked it with a bent nail through burlap sacking often using no frame at all. While I use top of the line rug hooking tools, they're not necessary for making a gorgeous rug. Just think of all the books that never would have been written if writers waited for computers to be invented.
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Rebekah Fowler
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Small handle 6 mm hook is lovely. It has a thick short shaft. I reach for it when pulling temperamental, shreddy wool.
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Ott lights. They're bright, natural, & they can be focused on your frame in such a way as to not disturb others.
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Snap Dragon: Huggable frame,Pulls backing very even and tight, cannot feel gripper teeth through it even if you try, sometimes pulls loops out.
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6" Bent Handled Gingher Scissors - Although, I wish they were not so pointy. I'd prefer the exact same scissors with a very blunt tip.
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Bent Hook Ball Handle, my new favorite hook fits perfectly in my palm.
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Ergo Right, my old favorite hook which I still love.
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