An author index to the first two volumes of The Weaver (1936-1937), compiled by Kate Van Cleve. Page 1 lists authors alphabetically from Allen to Howells, with article titles, issue dates, volume, number and page. Page 2 continues with authors from Johnson to Walters, followed by a title-based listing of selected articles with their authors. Contributors include Mary M. Atwater, Veva N. Carr, Emily N. Goodwin, Elmer Hickman and Esther Gallup.

A two-page article from The Weaver by Kate Van Cleve on weaving as a business and hobby. It covers choice of warp and weft materials, pattern selection, running a shop, special orders, record keeping and shrinkage allowances, and teaching weaving classes. The page also carries a Questions and Answers column by Mary M. Atwater on hand-woven versus hand-loomed fabric and on weft-face and warp-face fabrics, plus the end of an article on the overshot weave on six harnesses.

A one-page subject index to The Weaver, compiled by Kate Van Cleve, listing articles alphabetically from American Yarns through Seamless Afghans and Bags. Each entry gives the title, author, issue date, volume, number and page. It covers issues from January 1936 through October 1937, with topics such as the Rosengang threading, laid-in technique, overshot on six harnesses, tablet-woven rugs, Navajo weaving, Scandinavian art weaving, Mexican lace weaving, and Mary Atwater's Questions and Answers column.

A short article from The Weaver describing projects woven at a summer 1939 weaving studio in Brookline. It gives warp and weft materials, sleying and threading details for a matching blue plain-weave jacket, skirt and coat, plus a twill skirt and jacket in white, grey and black. It ends with a note on a chenille rug in a shell pattern woven on a small-pattern threading such as honeysuckle.