A single page from Master Weaver, No. 22, July 1955. It opens with the end of an editorial on creativity in weaving design, which warns against relying on mathematical formulas, music or words transcribed into drafts as a source of artistic pattern. It closes with a short "From the Classics" excerpt from Clinton G. Gilroy's 1844 book on the art of weaving, which comments on the skill of American weavers and the progress of the textile arts.