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Create spiral hexies with the Creative Grids Hexagon Trim Tool. Combine those units with 60-degree triangles to add the awe factor to this table runner. The angled edges add that finishing touch!

16.5" x 33"
The Creative Grids CGRJAW4 and CGRT60 or CGRT12560 are required.
Project Time: 2-6 Hours.
Fabric Type: Strip Friendly.
Project Type: Home.

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Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Daniel Y. ★★★★★

The spiral hexie layout comes together way faster than I expected once you get the hang of the trim tool, and those 60-degree triangles really make the design pop. Even the 16.5" angled edges feel like a clever detail that keeps the whole runner looking sharp from any angle.

Sofia S. ★★★★★

The angled edges on this runner pattern really do add that finishing touch—the 60-degree triangles make it look far more complex than it actually is to piece together. The 16.5" size is perfect for a narrow table or as a centerpiece layer.

Kevin K. ★★★★★

The angled edges are what sold me—they make the whole runner look way more finished than a standard straight-edge pattern. I grabbed this for a weekend project and the spiral hexies came together exactly as shown in the diagrams.