Grace L. Brumbaugh describes a 36 x 72 inch pictorial wall hanging, "A Renaissance Procession," woven on a four-harness rosepath threading rather than in true tapestry technique. She covers the design inspiration (the Palio of Siena, Gozzoli's Magi, Italian buildings), the two-treadle pattern tie-up with a binder, the yarns used, and the cartoon and bobbin methods. The scan also includes a Q&A column on calculating yarn quantities from linen and cotton counts, applying warp dressing, and sources for rug gauge-bars and knives.

Article describing the history and activities of the Weavers' Guild of Saint Louis, founded in 1926, and its biennial exhibit held in November 1939 at the City Art Museum. It covers membership and jury requirements, the eighty pieces shown in thirty-nine techniques, and notable rugs, tapestries, bags, table mats and coverlets. Photographic plates carry captions naming each piece's technique and maker.