The June/July/August issue of Rug Hooking Magazine includes:

From Little Hands
Hooking with children
by Karen Miller

One Slice or Two?
A hooking that looks good enough to eat
by Karen Larsen

Celebration XXV Readers’ Choice Winners
Every rug is someone’s favorite, but here are the ones that resonated most

Special Rugs, Special Kids
Rag-rug making with students with complex intellectual difficulties
by Julia Barnes

Genetically Hooked: Fiber Artist Grant Phy
by Gene Shepherd

Loops Are for Young People, Too!
A gallery of hooked rugs from our youngest hookers
by Ellen Gould, Paula Wentz, Sharon Jensen, Aribella Avalon Barrett, Karis Guzman, Alyssa Rieck, Sachiko Toyoda, Lindsay Krauss, Karen Light, Janet Soares, Jennifer Shouten, Rose Wirtz

Reading and Writing and Rug Hooking!
Schools embrace a loopy approach to teaching
by Jo Franco, Ti Seymour, James Shedden

A RUG HOOK ING E X C LUS I V E
Dog with Sunglasses
Up-and-coming young designer Grayson Dailey

Sauder Village Encourages the Next Generation of Rug Hookers

Canadian Connection: Canadian Kids Hook!
by Nicole McNeil, Jane Steele

Readers’s Gallery: Alexander DeGeiner, Rug Hooker
by April D. DeConick

Dear Beginning Rug Hooker: Hooking in Circles
by Janine Broscious

Ask the Experts
Tutti-Frutti Twist
by Gene Shepherd

Colors to Dye For: Let the Sun Shine In
by Wanda Kerr

First Rug: Father Christmas
by Jessica Shortt