March 1953 issue of the Shuttle Craft Guild Handweaver's Bulletin, continuing the introduction of Atwater Lace (formerly Bronson Lace) begun in February. It explains profile drafts and shortened draft forms, then covers warp settings, suitable materials, tension problems and variations such as weft-pattern, tie-down shed color effects, dukagang inlay and warp rep. It gives treadling directions for table mats, luncheon squares and wool baby blankets on 4 to 10 harnesses, including Helen Macdonald's Oak Leaf luncheon square.