Enjoy the plush and tactile craft of punch needle rug hooking with Rose Pearlman at the TATTER studio. During the class, learn the fundamentals with the highest quality materials and heirloom tools to create meditative loops of luxurious wool that fit snugly together, creating unique shapes and textures which have limitless opportunities for design. With Rose, you'll learn all the necessary techniques to ensure success and add beauty to the experience of making your first hooked piece of many. From wall hangings, soft goods and even accessories, rug hooking can create a large variety of art and functional objects using the same foundational materials and knowledge.  

In addition to using high quality yarn, Rose will discuss alternative materials that can be used with a punch needle and how to turn unwanted clothing and fabric into rugs. The soothing and rhythmic art of rug hooking  is simple to learn, limitless in possibilities, suitable for all skill levels, and absolutely addictive!

Date + Time
Saturday, February 28th, 2026 

12:00 - 4:00 pm ET

Location
Tatter Textile Library: 505 Carroll Street, #2B, Brooklyn, NY 11215

Cost
$435

Class Materials 

All materials are included with ticket purchase. Students will leave with their own #10 Regular Oxford Punch Needle and 18 x 18” gripper strip reusable frame.

Additional materials include foundational monks cloth, illustrated instruction booklet and resource guide, 12 oz of hand dyed professional rug yarn and other alternative hooking fibers. Notions such as darning needle, fabric pen, scissors, and ruler will be provided for class.