Issue of The Weaver (January-February 1941) with articles for American handweavers. It opens with Mary Atwater's questions and answers on warp breakage, followed by Anni Albers on handweaving as preparation for machine production at Black Mountain College, and Henning-Rees on texture identity in weaving. Project articles cover rugs in summer and winter and herringbone stringing, a featherstitch bag, casual table mats, a glue method for cutting off finished pieces, and cotton towelling with tufted borders. There is also a report on the Kitsap Weaving and Spinning Guild exhibit, an article on card (tablet) weaving with braid specifications, a method for drawing down card weaving drafts, a book review of Lou Tate's Weaving at the Little Loom House, and a Bernat loom advertisement.

Type

Periodical

Date

January-February 1941

Language

English

Pages

32

Weaving drafts

on 5 pages: 11, 13, 14, 24, 31