Weaver's Journal, Vol. XI, No. 1 Issue 41 (Summer 1986)

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Summer 1986 issue of The Weaver's Journal, themed "Images of the Southwest." It features an interview with Noël Bennett, a profile of anthropologist Kate Peck Kent, the construction of a Spanish Colonial loom, Mary Rawcliffe Colton's survey of fiber artists inspired by the New Mexico landscape, and articles on contemporary Navajo weaving, Navajo saddle blanket patterns, and the weavers of Chimayó. Projects include huck-lace cotton dresses for narrow looms, twilled cottolin towels in the Weekend Weaver series, and instructions for tying string heddles. Also included are Part IV of the color theory series, a Jack Lenor Larsen profile, book reviews, a directory of museums, shops and galleries in Arizona and New Mexico, product news, a calendar, classifieds and advertisements.

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Date
Summer 1986
Language
English
Pages
84
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