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Create Amazing Designs with Color Crazy's 3.75 Mesh Canvas
Create a Rug Locker Hooked with Fabric Strips
Locker hook on Color Crazy's 3.75 Mesh Rug Canvas with fabric strips, yarn, wool, and recycled fabrics or fibers.
Create a Confetti Tote Bag - Free Pattern Included
Use Color Crazy's 3.75 Mesh Rug Canvas to create baskets & tote bags.
Create a Pom Pom Rug
Use 3.75 Mesh Canvas to create a pom-pom rug using varied yarns. Great way to use up your stash of yarn. It's fun to use different sized pom-poms.
Latch Hook a Rug with Varied Yarns
Latch hook a rug with pre-cut yarn or design with different kinds of yarn for added texture.
Color Crazy Rug Hooking Mesh Canvas - 3.75 Mesh
Color Crazy's 3.75 Mesh Canvas is made from sturdy, 100% cotton. It has a blue-lined grid making it easy to follow or create patterns. The size is large enough for two medium sized rugs. You can make several large mats small rugs, or baskets and tote bags.
Color Crazy Rug Hooking Mesh Canvas - 5-Mesh
Color Crazy's Color 5-mesh Rug Hooking Mesh Canvas is made from a sturdy cotton/poly blend. It has a blue-lined grid making it easy to follow or create patterns. The size is large enough for two medium-sized rugs. You can make several large mats small rugs, or baskets, and tote bags.
Learn How to Locker Hook with these Amazing Books!
Learn How to Locker Hook
Hook, Loop & Lock by Theresa Pulido
Go "loopy" for locker hooking—a fun, easy-to-learn method for turning strips of fabric or yarn into fabulous home decor, stylish fashion accessories and one-of-a-kind gifts. In this book, traditional locker hooking breaks out of its homespun country image, showing that it can be bold, modern, wild, whimsical... whatever you want it to be! You'll be "hooked" once you see the fabulous projects inside—from simple candy-stripe coasters and funky placemats, to retro-chic bags, exquisite luminaries.
- 31 original projects from various artists, complete with patterns and step-by-step instructions
- A diverse combination of techniques, textures and materials—ribbons, beads and snazzy fibers, silk, mohair, wool... even recycled plastic bags!
- Everything a beginner needs for happy results, from basic supplies to finishing techniques.
- Recreate a project as-is, or alter colors and patterns to suit your style. Once you've got the basics down, there's nothing stopping you from creating your own originals.
Locking Loops by Theresa Pulido
Whether you are already a fan of locker hooking or new to it, you're sure to find inspiration in these pages. Locking Loops features new techniques, stunning projects and exciting new materials for locker hooking. Try your hand at these new designs for gifts, accessories and home décor. Every project can be customized to fit your unique sense of style.
In Locking Loops you will find:
- 30 projects including rugs, pillows, tableware, baskets, bags and wearables like a belt, brooch, bracelet and more.
- Color stitching charts and step-by-step instructions to make each project a breeze.
- An in-depth technique section with an exciting new technique, ruched frames, which displays fabric beautifully.
If you've been looking for new ways to use up the fabric, yarn and ribbon in your craft stash, locker hooking may be for you. And if you love projects bursting with color and texture, Locking Loops is definitely for you! Locker hook your way to a beautiful new project today.
A peek inside the books
Stacey Mayea
2025-07-19 16:00:05
I made my own latch pillows. My kids print a picture then I create and design the image. This grid is thick and does rip.
Cindy Oliver
2025-06-03 10:01:20
I bought this to make latch hook pot holders. The grid is a perfect size for hooking with fabric
CA Business Owner
2025-05-23 09:30:38
I've just discovered locker hooking and bought this to give it a go. I absolutely love the product (well made, durable, holding shape great even after I cut it into the size I needed). I took away one star only because the grid-lines are so dark that when you use light colors, it shows through. I actually ended up painting them with acrylic paint so that that they wouldn't show through so much. You may have to do some extra filling even on dark colors if your stitches are smaller because the white shows through there too... but at least that's consistent and not some weird blue line. Also note that the locker hook doesn't as easily slide through the smaller holed canvas. I'd ordered both sizes and they're great! Just keep your craft in mind if you choose the smaller-holed one.
DTM
2025-04-21 21:45:29
I used this to back a knitted rug I made and it worked perfectly. I cut it down to size and then hand stitched my knitted piece to the mesh. It gives my rug great stability and stiffness/sturdiness so that it can lay flat as a rug should. I then backed my rug with a canvas fabric so you can't see the stitched backside. I plan to use the mesh for more floor rugs I'm knitting, I'm very pleased with it!
Brenda Bobrick
2025-03-25 20:40:17
Good quility
Gone2krypton
2025-03-15 17:08:25
I used this to make a Family Crest. It's sturdy, HUGE and provided me with hours of quarantine activity. Once it gets heavy, it's difficult to support unless you have a frame, small sawhorse, ottoman or end-table to drape it over - so be prepared for that. I had to double (sometimes quadruple) some of the knots to better define the image - but that's my issue, not the product. I'm ordering another one.
Gerry O.
2025-03-06 14:09:59
The material is tough and easy to use. The tightness of the thread crossings helps with the overall ease of use.
Karibuh
2025-02-27 15:14:30
This is the same product that you can find in some handcraft stores but at a way better price. I am still working on my project (a recycled-denim mat) so I can speak of durability but otherwise the canvas is exactly what I was expecting.
Mary Hilchey
2025-02-09 11:11:53
Mesh is easy to pull yarn threw yet maintains shape
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