Tenth-anniversary issue (Spring 1986) of The Weaver's Journal, with a tribute to founder Clotilde Barrett and her article on designing multi-harness huck. Other features cover Shaker towels, hemstitched edgings for linen, Danish twined rag rugs, loom-woven baskets, color theory and visual illusions, boundweave, sock-top bathmats and sauna towels in tow linen, and custom upholstery and windlace woven for a 1930 Cadillac. Further articles deal with West African strip weaving, point block progression, ways to hang a weaving, warp-faced double cloth adapted from Andean technique, and shed rods. The issue also has editorials, letters, product news, book reviews, a calendar, classifieds and advertisements, with drafts on about 20 pages.