Fall 1987 issue of The Weaver's Journal, a quarterly for handweavers and spinners, with a cover feature on toothbrush rugs, a rag-based form of nalbinding (needle-looping). Other articles cover Scandinavian nalbinding, overshot variations (swivel, honeycomb, shadow weave, huck, brocade and petit point), a guild's history, Japanese felt artist Shinnosuke Seino, handspun yarn design, a triangular handspun shawl, Andean warp-faced fabrics, rayon twill scarves, multilayer and double weave color changes, and warp-faced krokbragd. It also includes tapestry tips, editorials and letters, book reviews, a calendar, and advertisements. The editors announce austerity measures, and the issue is marked as the final one.