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Bloom Table Squares

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$ 29.50 USD
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$ 65.50 USD (includes pattern download)

Bloom Table Squares

Designed by Amanda Rataj

These small table squares are a simple project designed to familiarize you with the Overshot technique through a straightforward, short threading sequence. Since there is only one large motif, sections are easy to thread, and the small size makes the project satisfyingly quick to make. Order a kit.

Equipment

  • 4-shaft loom
  • 32-39 heddles per shaft
  • 8 or 16-dent reed
  • 2 boat shuttles + bobbins

Yarn

Warp: Duet Cotton/Linen, 290 yds Anchor.

Weft: Duet Cotton/Linen, 100 yds Anchor; Beam 3/2 Organic Cotton, 90 yds Blush.

Specifications

  • 9" weaving width
  • 16 EPI
  • 29 PPI (15 in tabby + 14 in pattern)
  • Three table squares, 7 ⅜” W x 7 ½” L each + fringe
  • Skill level: Intermediate

Customer Reviews

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Karen

Love Overshot

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Karen Homann
Bloom Table Square

The overshot pattern was allot of fun .

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Sivia Harding
Beautiful and easily modifiable

I am using the pattern as a starting point to make a wider and longer table runner. It's coming out really well! Thank you for such clear instructions, a draft that is easy to read and use, and a beautiful pattern! For my piece, I am using 8/2 cottolin for the warp and tabby weft and 8/4 cotton for the pattern weft, sett at 20 epi. The photo is my table runner on the loom.

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Heidi B
Delightful pattern

I am not a very experienced weaver and I love overshot. This is a well written pattern with enough challenge to make it a good learning experience, but once you have it all set up and begin to weave, it goes fast and the resulting mats are beautiful. I used different weft colors in each and will give them as gifts. The photo is of some sampling I did plus the beginning of the first mat.

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Masumi Kosaka
Cute!

I expanded her pattern for my cushion. I love to touch the combination of Beam & Duet, but my first attemption was failed. I couldn't pack the pattern shots.
So, I changed warp to cottolin from my stash. Thank you Amanda & gistYARN for this cute pattern.
Oh, now I found one mistake after washing.....