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14th Annual Rug Hooking Week
2010
at Sauder Village
Exhibition:
Wednesday, August 18 Saturday, August
21, 2010
Exhibit Hours: 10:00 am – 5:00 pm
Rug Hooking Week
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Beautiful
Founder's Hall showcases an exceptional
display of hooked pieces, open to both
experienced and beginning rug hookers
alike. Plan now to submit your new piece
for this year's show! Pre-Registration
of your rugs is required!
Click here for the
pre-registration form.
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Features of
the 2010 Exhibition include... |
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Featured
Exhibit...
"Noah's Ark" and other pieces by
Mary Sheppard Burton and artist Leonard
Feenan
The feature exhibit for this year’s show
will highlight the works of Mary
Sheppard Burton and artist Leonard
Feenan. A
founding member of TIGHR, Mary’s work
and contributions to rug hooking are
recognized throughout the world. This
feature exhibit will present a
collection of their work, including the
three-dimensional Noah’s Ark. With an
overall height of 5’ 7” and weighing
more than 300 pounds, this massive
project includes more than 104
individual hooked animals and people,
and is sure to be an inspiration to
guests of all ages.
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Rug Hooking
Vendors...
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Your
admission ticket into the exhibit includes
opportunities to shop from quality rug
hooking suppliers! Supplies will
be available for purchase from reputable
vendors throughout the entire week.

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Alice
Strebel Designs for Kindred Spirits
Dayton, OH...
visit their website at
www.alistrebeldesigns.com
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Dorr
Fabrics Guild, NH...
visit their website at
www.dorrmillstore.com
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Kay's
Crafts – Bloomington, IL...
email them at
jackkay@juno.com
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Let Nola Do
It
St. Louis, MO ...
visit their website at
www.nolahooks.com
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Nieberding Fiber Arts – Loveland,
OH...
visit their website at
www.nieberdingfiberarts.com
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Northwoods Wool
Cumberland, WI...
visit their website at
www.northwoodswool.com
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Primitive
Pastimes - No. Yarmouth, ME... visit their website at
www.primitivepastimes.net
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The Red
Saltbox
Attica, IN... visit their website at
www.theredsaltbox.com
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Ruckman
Mill Farm Augusta, WV... visit their website at
www.ruckmanmillfarm.com
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Rug Hooking
Magazine Mechanicsburg, PA...
visit their website at
www.rughookingmagazine.com
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Sign of
the Hook Books – Germantown,
MD...
visit their websites at
www.marysburton.com
and
www.hookedrugpatterns.com
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Townsend
Industries Altoona, IA...
visit their website at
www.townsendfabriccutter.com
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Tomorrows Heirlooms
Allendale, MI... email them at
thhkrugs@altelco.net
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The Wool
Street Journal - Colorado Springs,
CO... visit their website at
www.woolstreetjournal.com
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The Wool Studio
Sinking Spring, PA...
visit their website at
www.thewoolstudio.com

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Exhibit...
Rug Categories
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Your hooked
pieces submitted for display will be
exhibited in one of the following
categories.
Register your
rugs early.
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Originals...
designed & hooked by the same person
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People / Places / Pictorials
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Animals / Birds / Insects
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Orientals / Crewel / Geometric
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Fruit / Floral
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Mixed Media...
will replace the “Other” category in our Main Exhibit. Mixed
Media refers to artwork made using more than one medium
(techniques and/or materials). This category will still
include multi-dimensional hooked pieces such as footstools,
purses, dolls, pillows, etc., and pieces using techniques
such as proddy, felting, needle felting, needlepunch, punch
hook, penny rugs, braiding and wool appliqué and make-do’s. However,
it will now expand to include: pieces hooked with materials
other than or in addition to wool (such as plastic, ribbon,
paper, etc.) as well as pieces utilizing more than one
technique (such as combining hooking, needle felting and
appliqué, etc.).
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2010 Rug Hooking Challenge
"Happy Holidays"...
In English-speaking countries, “holiday” refers to a day
set aside by a nation or culture for commemoration,
celebration, or other observance. Schools, businesses and
government often close for these holidays.
Here in the good ole’ U.S.A., there are ten federal
holidays: New Year’s Day, Martin Luther King Day, Presidents
Day, Memorial Day, Independence Day, Labor Day, Columbus
Day, Veterans Day, Thanksgiving Day and Christmas Day. But
many of us also celebrate Valentine’s Day, St. Patrick’s
Day, Easter, Mother’s Day, Father’s Day, and Halloween.
Some of our favorite hooked rugs and creative
three-dimensional hooked pieces are the result of “Holiday
Inspirations”… so send us your “Holiday Hookings” and we’ll
display them in our Annual “Theme Challenge” Exhibit.
Annual “Theme Challenge” Exhibit: Each year we
select a special theme for our “Theme Challenge” Exhibit.
Everyone is welcome to participate in this challenge (as in
our main exhibit, you are not required to be a retreat
student). This challenge is open to patterns of your
choosing or original designs to go along with our theme. It
is not required that you hook one specific pattern or
design.
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"Celebration Rugs XX"... Rug
Hooking Magazine...
award-winning rugs from Rug Hooking magazine's
"Celebration of Hand-Hooked Rugs XX"
Note: If the design of your piece is an adaptation,
reference this in the "interesting information" about your
rug on the Rug Exhibition Registration form and register the
piece in the category best fitting for the design.
Adaptations are not to be included in the "original"
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Entry
Requirements...
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- All rugs must have a permanent
identification label on the back.
- Rugs must be fashioned primarily
by creating loops on a foundation
backing and must be primarily of
wool strips, not yarn. Register your
rug in the category best fitting for
the design.
- Rugs that are primarily hooked
and incorporate embellishments
(buttons, ribbons,
trim, yarn, other fabrics, etc.)
are welcome.
- Rugs primarily created by using
other techniques and wool in other
forms (proddy,
felting, needle felting, needle
punch, punch hook, penny rugs and
wool make-do's) are
welcomed to be registered in the "Mixed
Media"
category.
- "Mixed Media" category also
includes multi-dimensional pieces
such as footstools, purses, dolls,
etc.
- Rugs must be clean and not
soiled.
- Rugs must be complete with
binding or "appropriate finish".
- "Latch-hook" and
"locker-hook" rugs are not
candidates for this exhibit.
- Rugs may be submitted only once
every five years.
- All items must remain in the
exhibit until 5:30 pm on Saturday at
the close of the show.
The show director reserves the
right to refuse any entry not
appropriate for this exhibit.
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ALL RUGS FOR THE EXHIBIT MUST BE
PRE-REGISTERED
Pre-Registering Your Rugs for the Exhibit... |
- Complete one registration form
per piece.
- Forms can be submitted online,
via fax or mailed.
- Pre-registration forms must
be received before Tuesday, August 3,
2010, or until our limit is reached
due to space considerations.
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Check-In / Pick-Up
/ Shipping Your Rugs for the Exhibit... |
Checking-In
Rugs for the Exhibit...
- Pre-registered rugs must be
brought to Founder's Hall for
check-in on Monday, August 16, 2010
from 1:00 - 5:00 pm.
- A claim ticket will be issued
for each piece (which will serve as
owner identification) and it must be
presented at check-out in order to
pick up the rug.
- Do not bring hang rods or
hardware with your pieces.
- Guilds are encouraged to
designate a representative(s) to
bring your group's rugs to check-in.
Picking-Up Rugs
after the Exhibit...
- Exhibit rugs will be ready
for pick-up from 5:30 - 6:30 pm
on Saturday, August 21, 2010.
- The claim ticket issued at
check-in must be presented at
checkout in order to pick up
your rug.
- If someone else is picking
up your rug, please be sure that
they have your claim ticket so
that they can checkout your rug
on your behalf.
Shipping Rugs for
the Exhibit...
- While personal delivery
and pick-up of your exhibit
entry is the best, you may
ship your pre-registered pieces
in advance if necessary.
- All shipped rugs will be
stored unopened until Monday,
August 16, 2010, when they will
be opened and prepared by
experienced rug handlers for
check-in.
Shipping Rugs:
Please follow these
instructions carefully for shipping
your rug in advance for the exhibit
- Pre-register
your rug(s)
for the exhibit by completing
the online Rug Exhibition
Registration form.
- Specify on Rug Exhibition
Registration form
that you
plan to ship your rug(s) for the
show.
- Complete the Advance
Shipping form.
- Prepare your rug(s) for
shipment.
Use a strong,
sturdy shipping box or tube
(preferably a new container). If
you want your rugs return
shipped to you, the box you use
must be able to be reused
for return shipment.
- Do not
use
packing peanuts or shredded
paper as additional packaging
material. Bubble wrap is fine.
Packing materials must be easily
reused for return shipment.
- Ship your package to...
Dawn Hauter, Sauder Village,
22611 State Route 2, Archbold,
OH 43502.
- Packages can only be
accepted at the above address
arriving on Monday, August 9
through Friday August 13, 2010.
- Packages must be shipped
pre-paid, including
appropriate insurance coverage.
- It is ideal if you or
someone you have designated can
pick up your rug(s) after the
close of the exhibit on
Saturday, August 21, 2010
starting at 5:30 pm. If your rug
will be picked up after the
show, you must note on the form
who will be picking up
your rug(s).
- If rug(s) are to be shipped
back to you, the following
return shipping instructions
must be carefully followed:
- UPS is the preferred
return-shipping carrier
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Contact UPS at 800-PICK-UPS
(800-742-5877). If UPS is
absolutely not an option for
you, please contact our
shipping coordinator, Debbi
Russell at
drussell@saudervillage.org
or at 419-446-2541 ext. 3089
in advance to discuss
alternatives, including
FedEx Express or the US
Postal Service.
A prepaid UPS return
shipping label (we
suggest including insurance
coverage and delivery or
signature confirmation)
must be sent with your rug
when you ship it to us. A 3rd
party shipping account
number referenced on the
return-shipping label is
also an option.
The packaging (box or
tube) that you used to
send your rug(s) to us in
must be reusable to return
ship the rug(s) back in,
which is why it’s so
important to use a new,
strong and sturdy container.
No CODs. It is
not an option to supply
a credit card number for
return shipment.
For Canadian and
other International
shipments, please
confirm with the carrier
what documents need to be
sent to us with your rug(s)
for return shipment to you.
These documents will likely
include a Customs
Declaration or International
Waybill, three copies of a
commercial invoice declaring
the value and origin of the
rug(s), and the appropriate
wording to include on the
exterior of the container to
ensure the item is returned
to you duty free and will
clear Customs quickly
(Return Shipping Declaration
- CANADA GOOD BEING RETURNED
TO CANADA. RUG BEING
RETURNED TO OWNER. NO DUTY
OR TAXES APPLICABLE). Please
be sure to: get a tracking
number and insure your rug(s).
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Security... |
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The exhibit hall is a secured facility and Village
grounds are patrolled after hours. While Sauder Village takes
every precaution to protect all pieces brought in for the
exhibit, we know you will understand that we cannot accept
liability for them. Rug owners are required to carry the
appropriate insurance on their hooked pieces. |
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Awards... |
- The public is invited to vote
during the show for their favorite
rug in the exhibit. The results of
these votes determine the top three
"People's Choice Awards", which
are recognized with ribbons on
Friday. The
"People's Choice" is awarded in
three categories... Traditional,
Primitive and Other.
- Also, one rug will be selected
by the show director for "The
Sauder Award", as the piece that
best exemplifies the mission and
spirit of Historic Sauder Village
and represents outstanding artistry
and quality of work.
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Admission
to Exhibit... |
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Sauder Village is
honored to host this exciting annual
rug hooking event, and appreciates
your support and participation. All
admission fees help directly support
the celebration of this beautiful
art form.
- Single Day Admission ticket.
Tickets into the Rug Exhibit,
Vendors and entire Historic Village:
Adults $14.50; Students (6-16)
$7.50; Senior and
AAA discounts apply
Tickets into just the Exhibit
and Vendor Shops Only... $10.00 (Must be purchased in Founder's Hall
where exhibit & vendors are
located.)
Group Rates. Bringing a
group of 20 or more? Special group
rates and arrangements are available
by calling our Group Sales
department at 800.590.9755.
Membership. Become a Member
of Sauder Village and receive
unlimited admission into the
Historic Village and Rug Exhibit,
receive Member discounts on classes,
and support the mission of Sauder
Village.
Click here for more
information on becoming a supporting
Member.
In appreciation for entering
hooked pieces for the exhibit, you
will be provided with complimentary
admission into both the Exhibit
and the Historic Village for the
week. This is a non-transferable
ticket and can be used only by the
named recipient. Please enter
through Founder's Hall. |
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Workshops... |
Wednesday, August 18 – Saturday,
August 21, 2010
Click here to view a
variety of great classes... there is
something for everyone! |
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Lodging... |
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Whether you spend all week or just a day or two, make plans to
stay in our beautiful Sauder Heritage Inn or Campground. Confirmed
Retreat and Workshop participants are given priority lodging from
a block of rooms and campsites. Instructions for making a
reservation from this block will be forwarded with class
confirmations.

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Rug Hooking Week
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Celebration Rugs
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