Weaving a Rustic Christmas Table Runner on a Rigid Heddle Loom
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- Опубликовано: 7 сен 2024
- Christmas is finally at our door and this is for me the perfect excuse to make Christmas handwoven objects! This year, I have decided to weave a table runner using 8/2 and 8/4 cotton. In the pattern, I have pickup stick sequences and Christmas trees.
This project will have three videos in total and this is the first one. During this video, I will show the whole weaving of the project, without getting to technical about the pattern. The second video will cover the pickup stick pattern and the third video will be about the Christmas trees.
#weaving #handmade #tablerunner
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REFERRED CONTENT
-Here's the video about the pickup stick pattern: • Weaving the Pickup Sti...
-Here's the video about the making of the Christmas trees: • The Weaving of Christm...
THE YARN
For the warp and the weft, I used 8/2 cotton from Maurice Brassard in the color Naturel (100). Here's where you can get the same yarn on The Woolery's website : woolery.com/ma...
For the pick-up stick pattern, I used 8/4 cotton from Hobbii in the color Grey Brown (005). Here's where you can find it: www.dpbolvw.ne...
For the Christmas trees, I used 8/4 cotton from Hobbii in the color Deep Jungle Green (100). Here's the link to Hobbii's website where you can find it: www.tkqlhce.co...
THE PATTERN
You can find more details about the pattern of this table runner on my website. Here's the link: curly-n-yarny.c...
MY LOOM
In the video, you can see my Ashford rigid heddle loom. Its width is 32" (80cm) and I love it! If you are in the US and looking for the same loom, The Woolery has it! Here's their website: woolery.com/as...
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Merry Christmas Mylena to you and your family. Creative Hugs from Tania in Scotland T x
Thank you so much 🥰🤗 Merry Christmas to you too Tania ❤️🎁
This is stunning!!! You do such lovely work. I love seeing you grow as a weaver
Thank you so much 🥰
Thank you so much this is a beautiful project. I have one of your tea towels patterns on my loom at the moment but would love to do this one next. I am very new to weaving and your tutorials have been amazing. You have taught me so much and I really appreciate all your hard work on this channel. I have a 12.5 heddle on my Christmas list so 🤞. Have a wonderful Christmas xxx
Thank you so much for saying this ❤️ I'm so glad my videos could help you! Merry Christmas to you too! And I wish you'll get you 12.5 heddle 😄
Hi!! I want to make all the projects I see from your channel but I’m just starting on the rigid loom craft ❤
Welcome into the wonderful world of rigid heddle weaving 🥰 I'm sure you'll be having tons of fun 😊
I love it! Very festive. It turns out that 6 is the correct number of trees for this project. I may have been off a bit before. Merry Christmas to you too.
Awee thank you 🥰 I believe you were right on! Between 4 and 1000 😂 Merry Christmas Stephanie 🎁🤗
Love this table runner Myléna!. Wishing you a very Yarny Christmas also.
Thank you so much Sue 🥰
Прекрасно! Большое спасибо! ❤
Thank you for sharing this pattern and breaking it down step by step in videos. Your videos have been excellent for a beginner like me. If I have a 10/2 yarn, should I change to a 15 dent to compensate for the yarn difference? Thank you!
Thank you so much for your nice words! I have to admit, I have never worked with 10/2 yarn, so I feel uncomfortable telling you what your best option would be. If you have enough of it, making a sample would be ideal. If not, you could use a ruler to get an estimate on the right set for your yarn. I'm sorry I cannot be of anymore help!