Looming Arts, Vol. 5, No. 2 (March-April 1970)
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Issue of Looming Arts, a bimonthly published by Mary Pendleton of Sedona, Arizona. It includes a casement fabric draft using rayon flake and Pearl cotton woven wrong side up, a six-harness yellow draperies draft with a paddle-warped mixed warp, and beginner hot pad and pot holder projects. Part 5 of a Navajo weaving series covers splitting warp pairs, selvage handling, beating with a comb and filling in low areas. It also has conference reports (Southern and Northern California Handweavers), a note on hand versus machine finishing of place mats, a guest column by the printer, letters, a schedule for the 1970 Fabric Craft School, and advertisements.
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