The Oxford Rug Hooking School

The Oxford Rug Hooking School offers expert-led courses for all skill levels, from beginner to advanced. Students learn punch needle rug hooking techniques in a creative and supportive environment. Discover the art of rug hooking with hands-on instruction and inspiring designs!

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Punch Needle Gripper Strip Frame

The Oxford Gripper Strip Lap Frames make stretching your rug backing effortless—tight as a drum! Designed for punch needle rug hooking, these sturdy yet lightweight pine frames ensure smooth punching, even loops, and reduced hand strain. Loved by experienced punchers, they’re the top choice at The Oxford Rug Hooking School for easy, comfortable, and precise rug making.

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From Beginner to Expert: How to Improve Your Punch Needle Skills

Punch needle art is a relaxing and creative craft that anyone can master with the right tools and practice. This blog covers essential tools, tips, and techniques to improve your skills, from investing in quality materials to expanding techniques, enrolling in courses, and practicing regularly to become an expert.


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Buy Monk's Cloth

Shop The Oxford Company's 100% cotton Monk's Cloth, the preferred backing for punch needle rug hooking. Suitable for all Oxford Punch Needle sizes, it is available in precut sizes and yardage options. This high-quality fabric is perfect for your next crafting project.

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Color Theory for Punch Needle: How to Choose the Perfect Palette

Color is key to bringing punch needle designs to life! 🎨 Learn how to use color theory to create bold contrasts, soothing gradients, and rich textures. Explore solid, variegated, and hand-dyed wool yarns to enhance your projects. Ready to elevate your creativity? Grab your Oxford Punch Needle and start stitching something beautiful!

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