How Do You Make A Latch Hook Pillow?
Did you know that latch hook developed from an old rug-making method? Traditional crafters used to tie long wool strips to burlap or carpet warp in a decorative pattern, according to the Rug Hooker’s Network. Similarly, modern crafters hook short yarn pieces to canvas with a hinged tool that resembles a crochet needle. If this sounds like an appealing pastime, you should make your own latch hook pillow from any finished canvas. All you have to do is attach rug binding to the latch hook canvas for a clean edge. Be sure to find a pillow form that is the approximate size of the canvas. You also need to obtain a durable fabric like wool or fleece for the pillow backing. Here are helpful guidelines for completing this project. Cut any excess canvas with shears. Trim the canvas to within three holes of the yarn pile on all sides. Stitch the rug binding to the edges of the canvas to prevent unraveling. Get as close to the pile as possible, and then flip and sew the binding to the back. Mark a
