Handicrafter, Vol. IV, No. 3 (December/January 1932-1933)
Issue of The Handicrafter, a magazine published by Emile Bernat & Sons, covering weaving, knitting and embroidery. Weaving content includes the second installment of a series on the history and technique of tapestry weaving (making a warp, healds and headle-rod), a piece on harness tapestry woven from silk rags and stocking weft, and Fred L. Copp's article on designing new overshot-style patterns by combining unrelated patterns in an experimental warp. Other articles cover applique and embroidered bags, Pauline Schindler's essay on design and Navajo sand paintings, Swedish painted wall hangings, and Spanish embroidery stitches. The issue also has knitting patterns in Bernat Glow Crinkle yarn (sweater, lace dress, hat, three-piece suit), an editorial on cooperative craft production, and advertisements for weaving suppliers and courses.