A short Minnesota Weaver column by Mary Skoy describing a jacket for frame loom weavers, a variation of the "Kbee Koat" from Jean Wilson's Weaving You Can Wear. The jacket is made from five woven rectangles on two warps, with dimensions, a neck opening, and a cut front opening finished with machine stitching and a crocheted edge. Line diagrams show the pieces and cutting layout. The page also carries notices for a Minnesota Weavers Guild fiber art show and two juried exhibition calls.

A one-page article on varying warp arrangement for rigid heddle weaving on the frame loom to add texture, pattern, and visual depth. It covers sampling with paper strips and wrapped cardboard, color choices, suitable yarns, and warp spacing and added threads for lacy, ribbed, or windowpane effects. It ends with a short list of reference books.