New Ideas for Tablet Woven Rugs, Spun and Woven by Hand

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A one-page article from The Weaver (1936) in which Beatrice A. Shephard presents three handspun, tablet-woven rugs. For each rug she lists weight, length, width, colors and fringe treatment, with brief remarks such as an Egyptian look and the overall effect. Three photographs show the finished rugs with striped and patterned bands and fringed ends. No weaving drafts or tablet threading instructions are given.

Type
Article
Date
July 1936
Language
English
Pages
1
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