Hook latch technique
REF.: R23612
Hook latch technique
| Price range: | €5.000,00 - €10.000,00 |
| Description: | Hook latch technique |
| Dimensions: | L356xB235 |
| Origin: | Europe, The Netherlands |
| Period: | 1940-1990 |
| Medium: | canvas: cotton / hook latch technique / pile: wool |
| Technique: | Hand knotted |
made in two parts
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Latch hooking is a craft technique where short segments of yarn are tied to a canvas grid using a special tool called a latch hook. By pulling pre-cut pieces of yarn through the canvas, you create tufts that form a pile, similar to a shaggy rug. This household craft is used to make small rugs, wall hangings, or pillows.
