Cathedral clocks date back to the 13th and 14th century and can be found in some European cathedrals and on towers in town. Original cathedral clocks were built as an astronomical clock with the sun and moon moving around the earth on a 24 hour analogue dial. The inspiration for this time piece, “Looking Through Time”, is the clock window at the Musee D’Orsay in Paris. The D’Orsay was originally a train station. The challenge with the design was the number of straight lines which go across the grain of the rug backing. The observer and the view were drawn and applied separately after the clock was designed. Biography Cyndy Duade lives and teaches in the New London, NH area. She is a certified McGown Teacher and has been teaching the art and craft of rug hooking since 2003. She has had several rugs featured in Rug Hooking Magazine and has served as President of the McGown Guild. She enjoys all styles of rug hooking, including fine shading, wide cuts, and color planning. She encourages her students to grow in their art and develop the creative instincts that reside within.