Spring 1962 issue of Shuttle, a booklet-format newsletter for rug and hand weavers, apparently produced for Maysville warp and filler users. It opens with Alice K. Cripps's article on the Norwegian way of using Monk's Belt borders, with treadling samplers and patterns A to E, followed by the Cripps 'Partnership Pattern', a 2-harness rug threading with borders for state fair entries. The rest is reader letters, questions and answers, sewing rug strips together, photos of weavers and prize-winning rugs, a story of a widow who built her own loom, and a striped warp called the Kansas web.