Our June meetings will be June 14th at the First Congregational Church in Wauwatosa, 9 - 1, and June 28th at the Family Center of Wisconsin Memorial Park - 9 to 1.
The 32nd Cream City Hook In and Fairy Tales Show
Cream City 32nd Hook In - 2023
Mary McGrath with "CLEO"
Our "People's Choice" Winners for Hook In
Joyce Krueger with "ENDANGERED SPECIES"
Lyle Drier with "SHINE"
GLIMPSES OF THE FABULOUS FAIRY TALE SHOW
Melissa Pattacini - designer of Fairy Tale patterns, owner of Honey Bee Hive and speaker at our Hook In is with Sharon Felten, creator of the Fairy Tale centerpieces and Joyce Krueger - a Fairy Tale rug artist and instrumental in bringing the show to Cream City
Hooking Fairy Tales - Extraordinary Rugs Inspired by the Golden Age of Illustration by Robin Rennie can be purchased from Rug Hooking Magazine. Fairy Tale patterns can be purchased from Honey Bee Hive, www.rughook.com.
Congratulations to the area winners for this years Celebrations (from Rug Hooking Magazine) winners! We are so excited to be surrounded with these creative artists!
"Shine" - a David Galchutt design, was created by Lyle Drier
Intriguing "Cleo" was designed by Mary McGrath
Joyce Krueger designed this barn after one she watched throughout her life. It has fallen down - but part of it is preserved in the frame!
Marilyn Denning used the painting "Guitar and Beautiful Soul" to complete this art piece.
"Oh Where Oh Where Can Cee Cee Be" was beautifully hooked and braided by Sharon Felten - a Sally Kallin design.
"Christmas At The Inn"
Hawks Inn - Delafield - December 3, 2022
Cream City Guild members Janet, Pam and Judy (not pictured) demonstrated rug hooking in the "Loom Room" in conjunction with the traditional celebration of "Christmas at the Inn!"
"I WON!" created by Carol Stoldt after winning the game and many wool pieces "Left Center Right" at our holiday party in 2021.
"Paisley Magic" by Angela Foote
Carol Wirsching adapted and hooked this design from Ann Willey
"Ribbons"adapted from Threadplay by LibbyLehman
Joyce Krueger was very busy and creative in the completion of these rugs!!!
"La Pastiche Sea Serpent" - a painting by Gustav Klimet andadapted by Cindy Irwin (note the intricate gem placements)
Items Displayed
at our Meetings
"Kazak Primitive" designed by the Fraser Company, hooked by Carol Stoldt. Started in a class with Jeanne Benjamin
"Cat Trio Welcome" pattern by Di Franza and hooked by Lyle Drier
Wendy Vehanen created "V's Dreams" for her great niece and "Colors Over the
Ocean" for her Finnish friend.
"Wooly Bowls" created by Pat Cross using 6" & 7" circles fused together, then adding beads. A great scrappy wool buster.
Sheryl Ellis created these beauties from Cushing patterns. "Queen of Hearts" and "Miss Spade" will brighten your day!
"Chickadees" created by Janet Kiekhofer
"Champion" pattern by Mildred Sprout background added & hooked by Jean Warren
These rugs were created by Barbara Kren. So much spirit!
"Pumpkin Blossom" by Alma Allen & Blackbird Designs
"Uncle Sam's Hat" by Polly Minick
"America Banner" by Catherine Stephan - Red Barn Designs
"The Witch's Consort" designed by Tish Murphy
"Star Struck" designed by Maggie Bonanomi
Capri Boyle Jones taught 2 wonderful workshops for our Guild May 16th through the 21st. The first was an open workshop, the second was "Painterly In A Pinch." She was very inspirational to all who were fortunate to attend!
Quarantine Rug - 8 Cream City Members Contribute to the Wisconsin Museum of Quilts and Fiber Arts Project
"Purse Challenge"
pictures from our
Hook In 2022!
"PEOPLES CHOICE" - FAVORITE RUG WINNERS
With the COVID-19 pandemic changing our lives, the Wisconsin Museum of Quilts and Fiber Arts (www.wiquiltmuseum.com/) in Cedarburg, WI had an idea to have people submit quilt squares to be put together for a Quarantine Quilt. Joyce Krueger adapted this idea to put together hooked pieces, 10 inch square, to make a hooked rug/quilt. An invitation was sent out to all members - 8 responded and Joyce completed the project by sewing them together. Participating members were Patty Sherman, Pam Schmelzle, Janet Kiekhofer, Lyle Drier, Jean Warren, Sandy Kub, Mary Schnitzler, and Joyce Krueger. This rug and other Quarantine Quilts are currently on display in the Quilt Museum until November 15, 2020. Be sure to check times available. Also, a wonderful article and explanation of the individual pieces, written by Joyce Krueger, is in the current September/October issue of Rug Hooking magazine, pp 54 - 56. (www.rughookingmagazine.com)