July 1938 issue of The Weaver, a quarterly published by Emile Bernat & Sons Co. It features Josephine Estes's formulas for drafting treadling designs from overshot threadings (also applied to Summer and Winter), W. Clyde Dunbar's account of learning to weave by correspondence, and Nellie Sargent Johnson's method of designing four-harness drafts with examples by Marie Copland and others. Other articles cover two old patterns (Mountain Honey Comb and Double Peach Seed), Scandinavian Spetsvav (lace weave) with drafts, linen doily design, Mary Atwater's continued series on borders with Summer and Winter, crackle, lace-weave and spot-weave recipes, and woven lace in colonial America. The issue ends with Atwater's Questions and Answers, a book review and a Bernat loom advertisement.