July 1951 issue of Warp & Weft, a monthly published by the Norwood Loom Company, themed on weaving for children. It opens with a reader's report on weaving exhibits and a Swedish-led weaving course at the University of Minnesota. The issue includes a plain twill sample on four shafts with threading, tie-up, sleying and yarn sources. Other items are directions for a pouch bag, a Hungarian belt board loom, finger-loom braiding for small children, a review of a weaving book, a Q&A on a child's poncho, a poem, a sleying correction, and Norwood loom advertisements.