Issue of The Weaver (Jan.-Feb. 1942), published by Emile Bernat & Sons, with Mary Atwater's illustrated guide to simple braids and tied cords for finishing woven pieces, and Marguerite Davison's article on treadle variations that gives drafts for Weaver's Fancy, Finnish Diamond and Swiss Twill with sample plates. It also includes Helen Starbuck's account of a Golden Gate Weavers exhibit in modern and colonial room settings, Edith Myers on the Fallbrook Weaving Institute led by Atwater, and Berta Frey on Greek Lace, a leno technique with twisted warp threads. The issue closes with Atwater's Questions and Answers (rusted heddles and reeds), directions for woven bags using strips cut from old stockings, and an advertisement for Bernat Superior Looms.