April 1937 issue of The Weaver, a quarterly published by Emile Bernat & Sons Co. It opens with a continuation of Esther Hoagland Gallup's article on single-harness overshot-type designs for a four-harness table loom, and Elmer Wallace Hickman's long illustrated instruction on Norwegian Åklae tapestry technique, with bobbin handling diagrams, shed changes and color charts. Other articles include Veva Carr's chaise longue coverlet and a piece on color changes, a report on weaving for the visually handicapped, an Atwater crackle-weave rug recipe, questions and answers on warp tension, an account of a vocational craft project in Palmer Lake, Colorado, and Atwater's essay on weaving 'as drawn in' versus 'rose-fashion'. The issue closes with an advertisement for Bernat Superior Looms.