As Koehler described it, traditional rug hooking employs a woven foundation such as burlap. Rug hookers pull strips of fabric — not yarn — through the base, making loops on the top of the rug.

A man, barefoot atop a burlap rug, holding an adorable infant staring at a bowl of brown eggs. A woman in a white bathrobe perched on the edge of a bathtub, hair in a chignon, setting the water ...

Soon after the Civil War, a tin peddler from Maine named Edward Sands Frost began to produce burlap rug backings with stenciled patterns on them for those who couldn’t or didn’t want to create ...

Give your porch a seasonal refresh with Celebrate Together decor from Kohl’s! These charming finds add a cozy, welcoming touch to your entryway without breaking the bank. From a rustic burlap wreath ...