A short first-person article by Elsie H. Gubser describing how she wove a heavy blue wool living room rug for her daughter's house. She used the "Drifting Shadows" pattern from Mrs. Atwater's Recipe Book, wool warp from Tinkler and Company and Bernat's rug wool for weft. The rug was woven in three strips sewn together, and she reports yardage, take-up, and wear. She also describes a smaller rug in a different color and suggests a Rosengang rug threaded with heavy linen or Perle cotton and woven with rug wool weft and no tabby.

A short instructional leaflet by Elsie H. Gubser on weaving double woven cloth on a four-harness loom, issued by Lily Mills. It covers the equipment (pick-up stick, shed stick, round stick), the Finnweave and Mexican methods of picking up patterns, and treadling for jack and counterbalanced looms. It also gives tie-ups for double width cloth and tubing, and a list of general tips on yarn, sett, beating and closing edges. Photographs show a reversible wall hanging, handbag and pillow covers.