Spring 1982 issue of The Weaver's Journal (Vol. VI, No. 4, Issue 24) with a rug theme and a long feature on weaving in Quebec by Clotilde Barrett, covering traditional Quebecois techniques (catalogne, point boutonné, travail à la planche, ceinture fléchée) and contemporary garments and home textiles. Rug articles cover an all-white overshot rug, a rag-strip rug, a chenille twice-woven rug, rag rugs with overlapping weft ends, a soumak saddle blanket, a six-end block draft for rugs and a rug techniques overview. Other articles cover card weaving on four shafts, a Guatemalan brocade border, a melon basket, double woven house boots, an inkle tool kit, spice dyeing, 2-tie four-end block drafts (Summer and Winter), and Peruvian slings. The issue also has book reviews, letters, coming events and many advertisements.