Issue of the Needle and Bobbin Club's Bulletin (Vol. 25, No. 2, 1941) devoted largely to Charles Iklé's article on the plangi (tie-and-dye) resist technique. The article covers the main plangi methods, a step-by-step account of making a polychrome plangi cloth in Samarang, Java, related resist methods, ancient examples from Peru, Japan, Nara, Khotan and the American Southwest, present-day centers worldwide with maps, and a bibliography. A second article by Betty Kurth describes an early 17th-century Swiss wool-embroidered genealogical panel of the Morell family. The issue ends with Club Notes for 1941-1942 and a list of directors and officers.