Pine Island Primitives - Original Rug Hooking Designs by Sally Kallin

What's New at Pine Island Primitives

Updates on a Few Rugs

Noah’s Farm is now available in a smaller size, 21” x 42“(See animal rugs).

Posy Fox Center Posy Pony Posy Sheep

The “Posy” rugs are currently available with a Pony, Fox or Sheep. Now all 4 sizes can be ordered with a rabbit! Please call or email to order any of the “Posy” rugs with a rabbit. They will be on the site as soon as a “Posy Rabbit” rug is hooked.

Over 60 New Wools now Available!
I love so many of Carol Weatherman’s rugs. It was fun to hook her “Fisherman’s Cape” with many of the new wools. (See Carol Weatherman’s Early Adaptation Pictorials) Shown below are some of the wools used in this rug. It’s always great to see how the wools hook up. You can see these and many more in the Wool Section.

Fisherman’s Cape, Hooked by Sally Kallin

Camp Oneka	Grape Leaf	Forest Floor

Outback	Big Orange Plaid	A&W

Workshops in Lake City
Taught by Sally Kallin
Upcoming Workshops (see classes and events for details)

3-day Workshops in Lake City
May 15-17, 2024 (class full, please call or email to get on a waiting list)
May 22-24, 2024 (class full, please call or email to get on a waiting list)
July 17-19, 2024 NEW CLASS ADDED!
October 16-18, 2024
January 15-17, 2025

Lulu Class in Lake City
July 23, 2024

Fragment classes in Lake City
July 24-26, 2024
October 23-25, 2024

Click here to sign up for classes and read more information!

Some Frustrating News: I’m No Longer Advertising in Rug Hooking Magazine

My Harry design was recently published in Celebrations magazine. The person who hooked the rug renamed it and took credit for my design. The attorney that I spoke to said this is a blatant copyright infringement. Rug Hooking Magazine printed a correction but refused to publish the fact that it is a copyright infringement to take credit for another artist’s work. After years of writing articles, designing free patterns for the magazine and spending over $20,000 on advertising, I no longer advertise in their magazine. I cannot support a magazine that does not support designers by publishing the truth about copyright infringement.