A single page from Mary M. Atwater's Questions and Answers column in The Weaver (July 1942). It opens with the end of a preceding item about a Flame Bargello-style upholstery/bag fabric woven on four treadles, with a tapestry warp at 15 ends per inch, Bernat's weaving special weft in a shaded color sequence, and a treadling table. The column then answers a reader's question on weaving a suit fabric from hard-twisted Bernat "fabri" yarn: use plain tabby, set 30 ends per inch, and wash the fabric to finish it.