hooked rug
1 of 1noun/hʊkt rʌɡ/
Forms:hooked rugs
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a type of rug made by pulling loops of yarn or fabric through a woven base using a latch hook
A hooked rug is a type of rug made by pulling loops of yarn or fabric through a base material, such as burlap or linen, using a hook. The loops are then cut or left as they are to create a textured surface. Hooked rugs are known for their intricate designs and are often handmade, featuring patterns like flowers, animals, or geometric shapes. They are durable, with a soft feel, and are commonly used as decorative pieces in homes, adding warmth and color to spaces like living rooms, bedrooms, or entryways.
- The living room looked cozier with the addition of a colorful hooked rug by the fireplace.
- She spent hours working on her hooked rug, carefully pulling the yarn through the fabric.
- The vintage hooked rug on the floor had a beautiful floral design that added charm to the room.
- As a child, she loved to sit on the soft hooked rug while reading her books.
- The artist displayed a collection of handmade hooked rugs at the local craft fair.