The Shuttle-Craft Guild of Hand-Weavers
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A 1931 Handicrafter article describing the Shuttle-Craft Guild of Hand-Weavers, founded about seven years earlier by Mary Meigs Atwater. It covers the Guild's membership, its monthly Shuttle-Craft Bulletin, traveling exhibits, publications, and its aim of raising standards of hand-weaving. It also gives a biographical sketch of Atwater and her weaving course, and her revival of Summer and Winter, Bronson and crackle weaves. Illustrated with photographs of members' work, including a bag, rugs, coverlets, a wall hanging and a weaving studio.
- Type
- Article
- Date
- November-December 1931
- Language
- English
- Pages
- 4
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