Issues No. 40 through No. 45 (January to June 1928) of Mary Meigs Atwater's Shuttle-Craft Bulletin, written for Guild members. They combine pattern drafts with practical advice: coverlet and upholstery choices, a special sale of strand silk, a new parlor loom, and notes on Summer and Winter weaving "on opposites". Drafts include the Rose-Diamond pattern with Bronson and overshot variations, eight-harness Summer and Winter patterns including the "Shuttlecock" draft, Lisbon Star coverlet patterns, and a Goose-Eye pattern. The June Summer Camp number covers camp weaving projects such as rugs, towels, scarves and bags, along with a note on occupational therapy careers.