A short 1940 article from Weaver describing how to weave linen luncheon sets (place mats and napkins) with a 40/2 linen warp and weft stripes in blue linen and Bernat's non-tarnishable silver thread. It gives warp sett and widths, the stripe sequence for the place mats and napkin borders, and tips on winding the brittle silver thread with linen. It also suggests matching the colors to china patterns. The first page has a draft or drawdown grid; the second page is an illegible image.

A one-page spread from The Weaver by Gladys R. Kaler with two short pieces. "Summer Bags" describes washable handwoven bags made with Bernat candlewicking, with notes on sleying (15, 24 or 30 ends per inch), Egyptian 24/3 and cotton 20/2 warps, and use of the Honeysuckle draft. "Peasant Lunch Sets of Linen Floss" gives warp color order, sleying (12-dent reed, one thread per dent) and dimensions for doilies and runners woven with Bernat linen floss. Two photographs show finished bags; no drafts are printed.

A one-page piece by Gladys R. Kaler in two parts. The first describes handwoven washable summer bags made with candlewicking weft on fine cotton warp, with notes on sleying and the Honeysuckle draft. The second describes "Peasant Lunch Sets" woven with Bernat's Linen Floss, giving the sley, border color order and sizes of doilies and runners.