Looming Arts, Vol. 4, No. 5 (September-October 1969)
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Issue of The Looming Arts, a bimonthly handweaving magazine published by Mary Pendleton of Sedona, Arizona. It includes two projects with threading drafts and tie-ups: a four-harness textured place mat in Swistraw and rug yarn, and a reversible eight-harness chenille fun fur fabric woven like overshot with tabby. Other features are Part 2 of a Navajo weaving series on twining and securing the warp, a column on handling sticky warps, an account of the Northwest Weavers Conference in Seattle, a piece on weaving instruction at Dixie Junior College, news of the new Handweavers Guild of America, and advertisements for looms, yarns and supplies.
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