View pattern details. Stitched Table Set Designed by Sue Anne Sullivan This stunning, graphic table set is created through a loom-controlled weaving technique, inspired by the art of Sashiko, using supplementary warp and weft on a Plain Weave ground. Sashiko (or "little stabs") is a traditional Japanese hand-stitching technique classically characterized by white running stitches worked on indigo blue fabric to decorate while mending and strengthening cloth. This pattern includes different treadling sequences for each of the four placemats as well as the runner – weave all five designs or pick your favorite! Order a kit. Equipment 8-shaft loom (project utilizes 6 shafts) 12-44 heddles per shaft 12-dent reed 3 boat shuttles + bobbins or 3 stick shuttles Yarn Warp: Beam 3/2 Organic Cotton Yarn, 865 yds Acorn, 88 yds Robin, 88 yds Pacific. Weft: Beam 3/2 Organic Cotton Yarn, 635 yds Acorn, 93 yds Robin, 106 yds Pacific. Specifications 15.8" weaving width 12 EPI 12 PPI Four placemats, 12.5” W x 16” L and one runner 12.5" W x 50" L + fringe after wet-finishing Skill level: Intermediate