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latch hook
noun
- a handheld tool similar to a latch needle, used for drawing loops of yarn through canvas or similar material to make rugs and the like.
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Some form of the latch-hook appears in a large number of Caucasian stripes, but mostly in nomadic pieces.
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In the border occurs the running latch-hook, the barber-pole stripe, and a geometrically drawn vine.
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A carefully drawn design of the running latch-hook appears in the borders; and the weft is usually some shade of blue.
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One of the most common designs is what has been called the “latch-hook.”
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The outer one has so frequently the running latch-hook that it is almost typical.
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