
Our Busy Earth Table Runner
Take classic log cabin to the next level with pick-up and bold color changes meant to evoke the tumultuous layers of the earth.
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| Type | Pattern |
|---|---|
| From | Little Looms |
| Author | Jenny Sennott |
| Published | February 23, 2023 |
| Format |
Color-and-weave and an owlish palette combine to create a plain-weave runner that only looks complicated. Weave it in a weekend and bring the north woods to your table.
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Color-and-weave and an owlish palette combine to create a plain-weave runner that only looks complicated. Weave it in a weekend and bring the north woods to your table.
A draft named “Hedwig” in The Gartner Manuscript combined with Jenny’s love of Harry Potter became the spark of inspiration for this color-and-weave runner. The snowy owl’s feathers are much more than simply white: there are grays, tans, and black, and of course there are those golden talons and eyes.

Take classic log cabin to the next level with pick-up and bold color changes meant to evoke the tumultuous layers of the earth.
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