November 1953 issue of the mimeographed handweaving newsletter Warp & Weft, announcing that the December 1953 issue will be the first printed one and that subscription rates will rise in 1954. The main project is a handwoven Christmas card made from a small sample of sewing thread and metallic weft, with a threading draft, tie-up, sley, weft combinations and instructions for cutting tiny Christmas trees from the cloth. Other items include a list of fall exhibitions by region, a piece on Thai silk weaving, notes on weaving gifts for churches, a review of Evelyn Neher's book Four Harness Huck, the Silas Says miscellany, a poem by Walter Thornsbury, a Q&A on angora scarves, and advertisements.