Summer & Winter Table Runner Kit
$25.00
Summer & Winter Table Runner
It’s amazing what complex designs you can build from the most basic shapes. Inspired by the work of local weaver Conchita Rico, this table runner uses simple blocks of purple and white to create a mesmerizing geometric design.
The blocks of colour are a beautiful example of Summer & Winter, a style of weaving that uses two blocks of threading to create areas of light and dark. A two-block weave may sound simple, but the outcome is anything but! This intermediate project provides an excellent introduction to block weaves for a weaver looking for that “next step” beyond twill.
This kit creates one 13" x 35" runner.
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To use this kit you will need access to a four-shaft loom with a minimum weaving width of 15 inches. You will also need an 8 or 12 dent reed.
This Kit Includes:
- Everything you need to create one runner
- One cone of 8/2 cotton in Natural
- One cone of 8/4 cotton in Sierra
- Weaving draft
- Step by step handout to help you to succeed
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