Honey Bee Hive provides hand printed rug hooking patterns and rug hooking supplies. We offer pattern designs from dozens of rug hooknig designers, including Pearl McGown, Jane McGown Flynn, Kim Nixon, Carolyn Stich and others.

Melissa has been rug hooking for more than 26 years and is a certified McGown rug hooking instructor and pattern designer/printer. Melissa Pattacini launched HoneyBee Hive Rug Hooking Patterns & Supplies in 2013, and currently serves as the sponsor for the Pearl K. McGown Rug Hooking Certification Workshop Program.

HoneyBee Hive offers a variety of rug hooking hooks, including new and used hooks, pending availability.

Rug hooking patterns designed by Pearl McGown and Jane McGown Flynn offered by Hone Bee Hive Pearl McGown has been credited for the revival of American Rug hooking in North America, beginning in the 1930's.

Honey Bee Hive has more than 3,000 rug hooking patterns in a variety of styles and sizes, from dozens of rug hooking pattern designers. Our Charco pattern line by Jane McGown Flynn and Pearl McGown contain many traditional patterns, while our PRIMCO pattern line contains designs from more than fifty rug hooking pattern designers.

What do I need to get started with rug hooking? I'm new to rug hooking, can I get help to start? Types of Rug Hooking; Beginner Kits & Patterns

Honey Bee Hive provides a wide range of rug hooking patterns and supplies. We have more than 3,000 rug hooking patterns from dozens of rug hooking design artists, and also offer foundation cloth, wool fabric, rug hooks and footstools.

There are three types of rug hooking: traditional, punch and latch. Most of our customers hook using a traditional method with strips of wool, and some also punch their designs with yarn or wool. Latch hooking is different from the other two types.