Trish Johnson Amazing Textile Art

This is my rug, "The House that Sam Built" and a detail. The rug is in Fibreworks 2020 at Queen's Square Gallery in Cambridge, Ontario, if you would like to see the rug. If you would like to read the story behind the rug, it is in "A Celebration of Hand Hooked Rugs, 30" available from Rug Hooking Magazine.

Me, and my rug, "The House that Sam Built" at Fibreworks 2020, at Queen's Square Gallery, 1 North Square, Cambridge, Ontario. The show is up from July 31st to October 31, 2020. If you're in the area, go see the show.

A short video about my work. The Fibreworks 2020 Exhibition is delayed because of Covid-19. I think it will be up later this summer. I have one piece in the show, "The House that Sam Built".

Jean Corder Clarke's work.

2 companion rugs. The tiles are flipped differently. Designed and hooked by me, Trish Johnson.

4 rugs that I (Trish Johnson ) hooked in 2019 or 2020. These were going to be at the OHCG (Ontario Hooking Craft Guild) Annual this weekend in Huntsville. The Annual was cancelled because of Covid 19.

Anna Torma,s work.

Salley Mavor’s work. I can identify with this, quite a few years back now.

Mifu, an embroidery artist from Japan made these blackwork tulips.

Helena Scheffer's work. I like the loose threads. Like a gesture drawing.

Quilt from the American Folk Art Museum. I like cats and I like the grid, too.

Honest Eds Hooked rug by me, Trish Johnson. It's the last day for these CLRV (Canadian Light Rail Vehicle) streetcars in Toronto.

Organic embroidery. I think it's by Meredith Woolnough.

Magenta Kang's work.