February 1953 issue of the Shuttle Craft Guild Handweaver's Bulletin, devoted to three related linen unit weaves: Spot Bronson, Swedish Lace and Atwater Lace (then called Lace Bronson). It explains threading units, tie-ups for rising-shed looms, treadling rotations and the role of the tie-down thread. It also proposes the name Atwater Lace for the Lace Bronson weave, and includes a short section on false tie-ups for counter-balanced looms. A page of drafts gives Spot Bronson, Swedish Lace in Swedish and Norwegian conventions, Atwater Lace for four and six harnesses, and profile drafts.