A short article by John Glendinning explaining how to use a typewriter to produce weaving drafts on cross-section paper. It covers aligning the paper with the machine's scale, choosing characters to stand for warp and weft, writing the tie-up, and filling in treadling and blocks. Three examples typed on a 1920 Corona, 'Rose Diamond', 'Buttercup' and 'Maltese Cross', illustrate the method.