March 1954 issue of Warp & Weft, a small handweaving newsletter from Baldwin, Michigan. The featured sample is a luncheon set in Jamtlandsvav (crackle weave), with a threading draft, tie-up, sleying, warping and treadling for linen warp and green silk floss, plus notes on materials, the pattern source and uses for upholstery. Other items include Anna Rogers's review of the fabrics painted by Mary Cassatt at an Art Institute of Chicago exhibition, craft exhibition announcements, an article on hobby centers and weaving for older adults, a review of Mountain Homespun, anecdotes, a poem, a questions-and-answers column on designing a pictorial tapestry rug, and supplier advertisements.