Handicrafter, Vol. IV, No. 4 (April 1933)
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April 1933 issue (Vol. IV, No. 4) of The Handicrafter, a quarterly published by Emile Bernat & Sons Co. It is led by Part II of Josephine Estes's article on miniature hand-weaving patterns (Wreath Rose, Maltese Cross, Wheel of Fortune, The Cross), with treadling drafts for four-treadle looms. Other articles cover the 1932 Weaving Institute at Penland taught by Edward Worst, weaving in a Toledo high school, Fabricspun, bookbinding, stamped gesso boxes, old embroidery patterns, raffia craft, and modern handloom textiles by Pauline Schindler. The issue also has knitting and crochet instructions in Bernat yarns (Boucle, Glow Crinkle), an editorial on modern design, and advertisements for looms, supplies and weaving courses.
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