Go Primitive - Your source for primitive rug hooking patterns

Hi! Welcome to goprimitive.com - your source for primitive rug hooking patterns. I also have hooked and appliquéd items available. Keep checking back as new unique items are added. Refer to my finished rug gallery to see some of the patterns I have for sale that were hooked by others. Enjoy!

Original primitive rug hooking patterns available on natural colored hairless linen. This backing holds all cuts, loops are easy to pull through and has a soft feeling.

Browse through some completed hooked rugs that were designed by Lisa Livingston and hooked by others.

All these patterns are available through this web site.

Hooked Items For Sale

Hooking Related items for sale

Browse through some of my completed hooking projects. These are not for sale.

I accept credit cards through Paypal. I'll also accept Money Orders and checks. If you don't have a Paypal account, send me an email at llivings@rochester.rr.com for payment details. If you have any questions please send me an email.

Check out my hooking related items I have for sale through my store on Café Press.

I will be adding patterns occasionally so please check back. Thanks for looking and Happy Hooking!

A little bit about me: My name is Lisa Livingston and I live in Rochester, New York. I am married and have two teenage children. I have been interested in crafts and sewing from a very young age. I received a fine arts degree in Weaving and Textile Design from the Rochester Institute of Technology in Rochester, New York.

I continued with the weaving for awhile but had to dismantle my loom to make room for the kids. I got into quilting after that (it takes up a lot less space!). I had been exposed to hooking for years. My mother , Nancy MacLennan, is a hooker and teaches rug hooking and has taught at many rug camps across the US. She is the co-author of the Prism Dye books. She likes to work in fine cuts and hooks primarily pictorials and realistic animals. Her work is always wonderful, but it never made me want to try hooking. When I began seeing the simplicity and childlike quality of primitive hooking, I fell in love instantly. I love folk art and the primitive hooking style appeals to me. I began hooking in 2000 and just love it! I hook with a wonderful group of Hookers in Palmyra, NY and belong to the Rug Hookers of the Finger Lakes Guild. Happy hooking!