October 1936 issue of The Weaver, published by Emile Bernat & Sons. It opens with Robert Frederic Heartz's article on "Mattor", two-shed Scandinavian-style patterns woven with alternating fine and heavy weft, with many numbered drafts and treadlings. Cornelia Stone writes on old American coverlets (bow-knot and chariot-wheel, Queen's Delight variation, Summer and Winter "Fish in the Pond") with drafts. E. N. Goodwin covers flat tapestry (Gothic, French, adapted French, Norwegian picture weaving), including tools, hatching and sewing slits. Further pieces cover a handwoven outfit on a Swedish draft, John H. Clayton's four-harness place mat and runner patterns (Orange Peel, Hope, Diamond, Maltese Cross, Church Windows, Rings and Flowers), Mary Atwater's Questions and Answers on warp dressing, and her article on Scottish tartans with thread-count setts. The issue ends with a Bernat loom advertisement.

Type

Periodical

Date

October 1936

Language

English

Pages

30

Weaving drafts

on 15 pages: 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 10, 12, 13, 18, 19, 20  and 3 more