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    Confetti Runner Color-and-Weave Rigid Heddle Weaving Pattern
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    Confetti Runner
    Confetti Runner

    Confetti Runner

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     Confetti Runner

    Designed by Christine Jablonski

    A bright and festive table runner. The Color-and-Weave pattern in the warp and weft paired with twisted fringe will appear as confetti sprinkled across your table. Order a kit.

    *Note: Tangerine discontinued. Consider substituting Persimmon.

    Equipment

    • Rigid heddle loom (Read about adapting rigid heddle patterns for multi-shaft looms here.) 
    • 12-dent reed
    • 3 boat shuttles + bobbins or 3 stick shuttles
    • Fringe Twister

    Yarn

    Warp: Beam 3/2 Organic Cotton, 350 yds Natural, 85 yds Hibiscus, 85 yds Tangerine*.

    Weft: Beam 3/2 Organic Cotton, 225 yds Natural, 60 yds Hibiscus, 60 yds Tangerine*.

    Specifications

    • 14.25" weaving width
    • 12 EPI
    • 10 PPI
    • One runner, 12” W x 72” L + fringe
    • Skill level: Intermediate

    Customer Reviews

    Based on 19 reviews
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    NANCY WOLFE
    Yarns

    I am relatively new to weaving. After learning with garden variety yarns I am excited to begin using your quality products. I just finished a scarf with the cotton/linen blend; amazing results although interesting to work with!!

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    Robyn Johnstone
    Still to give it a go

    I haven't warped for the Confetti runner yet, but really looking forward to warping up soon. It looks so beautiful!

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    Michele Edwards

    I'm going to use threads for an 8/2 workshop in Sept. Can now wind my warp. Feels good!

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    Sue Ganthner
    Lovely pattern

    This towel is pretty in the picture, but the warping either involves many starts and stops with knots or a a very messy tangle of threads on the back beam. After warping I decided to use just one color for the weft and a simple warp float pattern. It’s lovely, but I was frustrated.

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    Anna Kennedy
    Confetti Runner

    Beautiful project with simple instructions. Bright textured pattern - mine is hanging on the wall!

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