Needlework - Latch Hook
Wooden handle, metal stem, with hook at the end and a small extension (latch).
Latch hooking is an easy and versatile rug-making technique that involves using a special tool called a latch hook to knot short strands of yarn through a rug canvas. Latch hooking is used to make rugs, wall hangings, cushions, and other decorative items.
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Latch hooking involves using the tool to pull yarn through the holes of a canvas. The process is to wrap a strand of yarn around the hook, insert it into a square of the canvas, and then pull the hook back out. The latch catches the yarn and knots it in place. This process is repeated row by row until the design is complete
Other items by (unknown)
- Busselton Jetty - Piles Collection
- Garment - Leopard Coat & Hat
- Miniature Sewing Tape Measure
- Needlework - Metal Heddle
- Novelty "Half Doll" Crumb Brush
- Souvenir - King Edward VII Coronation 1902 mug
- Bowl with Lid (bakelite)
- Souvenir Plate - Melbourne Olympic Games 1956
- Shoe Horns
- Rocking Horse (red stand)
- Double Bread Loaf Tin
- Stove Blacking Brush
Other items from Busselton Historical Society
- Needlework - Tapestry Needle (JJ&S)
- Needlework - Stitching Awl
- Associated Blacksmith's Society certificate - issued to T Thompson
- Drum Set - owned by D E Feutrill
- Trophy - "YAL Fellowship Cup"
- Mobile Phone - "Samsung SGH-A501"
- Painting - "Old Vasse Hotel" by Matt Robinson
- Toy - Wooden Spinning Top
- Oral History - Ben and Diane Tas
- Oral History - Peter Delfs
- Framed Locality Plan - West Busselton Subdivision
- Photograph - Busselton Womens Hockey Association Parade
