Wonderart Classics Horse Latch Hook Review

This was the first snap hook I've made in over 40 years and while it didn't feature the advertised pattern on the fabric it probably turned out to be a good thing as more sets were ordered (from a other providers). ) on which templates were stamped were riddled with errors. The photo shows a partially finished rug so you can see what you are getting. Absolutely gorgeous now that it's done. It remains only to tie and hang. Other sets of this size that I found were significantly more expensive…

Good item. However, the product description states that the canvas is stamped. The canvas is not color coded as some might think. It is simply stamped with blue squares to make counting easier when using the chart. See attached image It was brought to my attention that the production of all popular snap hook sets stopped stamping color illustration canvases about 2 years ago. If anyone has a color coded canvas, it's old stock. So a kit of this size is not for beginners. The only problem I had…

goods: beautiful design and with 15 colors you get a filigree picture. The quality of the yarn will always vary: some pieces will be too thin or too thick, and some will just unravel, but in general it wasn't impossible. not just a symbol but the actual color on the map. While it was visually useful for the most part, some colors just aren't visible to the naked eye, and I had a hard time deciding whether to go with black, mahogany, or dark green since the legend looked the same to all. Second,