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XL Zig-Zag Table Runner by TangledWebWeaving on Etsy

New in my Etsy Shop, this handwoven, cotton table runner features multiple stripes of vibrant colors which highlight various portions of the whimsical pattern for an eye-catching piece for your home any time of year.  This one is  72 inches long and nearly 16 inches wide.  Hemmed on both ends, it will bring a touch of fun to your table!

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Verdant Table Runner by TangledWebWeaving on Etsy

New tonight in my Etsy Shop, this handwoven, cotton table runner features multiple stripes of vibrant colors which highlight various portions of the exotic pattern for a wonderful piece for your home any time of year.  This one is a bit shorter than the previous one at  It’s 62 inches long and nearly 16 inches wide.  Hemmed on both ends, it will bring a touch of spring to your table!

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Hey, where did my holes go?

Well, after wet finishing the Brooks Bouquet table runner, I ended up with a scalloped sided table runner instead.

During weaving it looked like this:

After wet finishing it looks like this:

Losing the open weave pattern is a new lesson that I didn’t really want to learn today, but I guess I don’t have a choice.

It didn’t really shrink, it just closed up the holes.  It is very soft though and will look lovely on someone’s table or dresser.

I’ve posted the conundrum on Ravelry and the general consensus was not to dry it in the dryer, but to let it dry more slowly after wet finishing.  I was assured that blocking is not necessarily required.

Live and learn, I guess.

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