SUBJECT INDEX: FIRST TWENTY-FIVE YEARS 1979–2004

Blanket.” SO93: pp. 64, 91. [8] Kaulitz, Manuela. “Blanket Weave.” Schomp, Halcyon; Jaeger, Hector. KEYS Collard, Terry. “Weekend Weaver: A SO93: pp. 69–71, 94; errata “Sunny Skies Picnic Blanket.” Issue abbreviations Family Blanket for When You’re ND93: p. 77. [8] Su84: pp. 69, 106, 108. [4] 1979–1982 Home Alone.” ND03: pp. 64–66. Kolhonen, Faye. “Faye’s Rainbow Scorgie, Jean. “Tämä on Ihana!” FW = Fall/Winter [4, 8] Cover-Up.” SO88: pp. 24, 92. JF86: pp. 44–45, IS: 7. [4] SS = Spring/Summer Croghan, Joanne. “What’s Black and [2, 4] Sheeran, Pat. “Exploring Color.” Ja = January White and Red All Over?” LaLena, Constance. “Fabrics for an ND88: pp. 45, 76. [4] Mr = March JF92: pp. 47, 82–83. [2, 8] Eccentric Den.” JF90: Sheret, Pat. “Keep it Simple: Wool and My = May Curran, Fran. “A Throw from pp. 88–91, 85–87; errata MJ90: Mohair Throw.” ND85: p. 59. [4] Se = September Leftover Yarn.” SO95: p. 97. [2, 4, 5] Snover, Susan. “Wooly Wrap-Up Nv = November pp. 66–67, 89. [8] __. “Fabrics for Interiors: Accent Throw.” JF85: pp. 62–63. [2, 4] Davenport, Betty. “Large Cloths from Pieces to Chase the Winter Steinkoenig, Judy. “Beechwood From 1982 to the present Small Looms.” JF87: pp. 72–73, Blahs.” JF88: pp. 88–90, Throw.” MA84: pp. 58, 97. [4] JF = January/February IS: 13–14. [RH, 2] IS: 13–14. [2, 4, 8] Stratton, Gretchen. “Classic Plaid MA = March/April Dobrovolny, Ardis. “Woodtones Log Lanning, Gwen. “Winter Roses Throw.” JF99: pp. 59, 77. [8] MJ = May/June Cabin Afghan.IIS” My82: Throw.” JF01: pp. 72–74. [4] __. “Dornick Twill Featherweight (Su = Summer; 1983–1985) pp. 28–29, 88. [RH, 2] Lumley, Melissa; Wilson, Margaret. Throw.” JF97: pp. 19–20, 68. [8] SO = September/October Drumm, Judith. “Lace Weave “Stained Glass Blanket.” MA00: Switzer, Chris. “Pastel Bedthrow and ND = November/December Afghan.” Mr82: pp. 59, 88. [4] pp. 62–65. [2, 4] Bed Cape.” 80SS: pp. 37, 59. [4] Projects are followed by bracketed Duncan, Elaine. “Designing an Lynde, Robin. “Fiesta Chenille Taylor, Nancy. “Loita Hills Blanket, abbreviations [ ] indicating the Afghan for a Friend.” JF93: Throw.” JF99: pp. 57, 75–76. with Thanks to the Maasai.” shaft number and loom type if other pp. 40–41, 84. [4, 6] [2, 4] MJ04: pp. 48–51. [8] than a regular floor loom. Ed. “A Blanket Snug.” ND82: MacGeorge, Matilda. “Stadium Tedder, Deborah. “Bright Pockets pp. 54, 96. [4] Blanket and Case Set.” SO96: Afghan.” MJ98: pp. 33, 95. [8] Loom abbreviations __. “Brushed Wool/Mohair Throw.” pp. 46, 97–98. [8] Theodore, Lynette. “Keep It Simple: RH = rigid heddle SO83: pp. 59, 102, 104. Mayer, Anita Luvera. “Inviting Plaid Afghan.” ND85: p. 58. [4] F = frame loom Elkins, Barbara. “Topaz Lights Lap Throws.” JF99: pp. 60–61, Tramba, Diane. “Winter Weaving: C = card/tablet weave Robe.” ND95: pp. 28–29. [4] 78–79. [2, 4] Plaid Blanket.” FW80: pp. 27, I = inkle loom Essén-Hedin, Margaretha. “Plaid McKee, Courtney. “Carriage Blanket.” 64–65. [4, 8] T = tapestry loom Blanket and Pillow.” JF87: ND88: pp. 46, 78. [8] Voiers, Leslie. “The 8-Hour Blanket.” D = dobby loom pp. 71, IS: 14–15. [6] Moore [Buchheit], Carla. “Brushed SO99: IS = Instruction Supplement Farson, Laura. “Combine Weaving Blanket.” ND91: pp. 75–76, 93. pp. 28–31. [4] (Numbers preceded by IS indicate and Quilting for Coverlets and [2, 4] __. “Caribbean Blues Blanket.” JF93: pages in the instruction supplement Throws.” JF04: pp. 56–59. [2, 4] __. “Carpet Warp Blanket.” SO93: pp. 55, 88. [4] for issues in which these pages were Fortin, Sarah. “Peppermint Tufts pp. 65, 92–93. [4] __. “Shades of Fall Lap Robe.” SO84: numbered separately.) Throw.” SO97: pp. 68, 85. [8] __. “Indian Summer Blanket.” JF93: pp. 71, 106. [4] __. “Toasty Toes Throw.” SO98: pp. 53, 85. [4] __. “Shimmering Pastel Blanket.” pp. 46, 76–77. [8] __. “Paneled Throw and Lap Robe.” JF86: pp. 40–41, IS: 5. [4] AFGHANS, BLANKETS, THROWS Freitag-Engstrom, Karen. JF99: pp. 54–55, 71–74; errata Wertenberger, Kathryn. “Afghan Alderman, Sharon. “Cloud-Light Lap “Christopher’s Cover.” JF98: ND99: p. 15. [4] Weaves from Baskets.” SO90: Robe.” JF96: pp. 42–43, 84–85. pp. 56, 85. [2, 4] Murphy, Marilyn. “Ocean Mist pp. 92–94. [10] [2, 4] Gaynes, Margaret. “Double-Width Throw.” JF96: pp. 28–29. [4] __. “Tools of the Designer.” Se81: __. “Dornick Twill Blue Plaid Lap Blankets on Four Shafts.” JF02: Nester, Julie. “Winter Wheat pp. 50–52. [RH, 2, 4] Robe.” JF99: pp. 58, 76–77. [4] pp. 40–43. [4] Afghan.” MA98: pp. 59, 82. [8] Whaley, Betty Lou. “Halftone Twill: __. “Easy As Pi.” SO00: pp. 26–29. [8] __. “Tips for Weaving Doublewidth.” Norvelle, Joan. “Chenille Four Blocks on Eight Shafts.” __. “Honeycomb Revisited.” JF95: JF89: pp. 39–41, 77. [4] Basketweave Blanket.” SO96: SO93: pp. 66–68, 93. [8] pp. 36–38, 83. [8] Germain, Mary. “Twill Plaid Blanket.” pp. 45, 100. [4] Woodbury, DeeDee. “An Heirloom __. “Magnified Twill Blanket.” ND85: JF89: pp. 40, 79. [8] Percelay, Morris. “Baltique Plaid Blanket from the Nineteenth pp. 53, IS: 12–13. [4] Hagenbruch, Rita. “Peacock Pastime.” Afghan.” ND83: pp. 53, 106. Century.” JF00: pp. 74–76. [4] __. “Twill Blanket.” Se82: pp. 34, 82. MJ03: pp. 38–40. [4] [2, 4] [4] Hans, Robyn. “Sarah’s Plaid Afghan.” __. “Country Casual Afghan.” My82: AFRICAN TEXTILES __. “Woolen Throw Inspired by SO90: pp. 55, 80–81. [4] pp. 28–29, 88. [RH, 2] Bradley, Louise. “African Inspiration.” Amanda Bourque.” MJ90: Hart, Helen. “Waulked Blanket.” Rhode, Kathleen. “Easy Ikat.” MA94: SO84: pp. 51–53, 94–95. [4] pp. 46–47, 89. [4] JF96: pp. 41, 85–86. [2, 4] pp. 58–59, 85–86. [2, 4] McCrosky, Judy. “Lentswe La Oodi Blumenthal, Betsy. “Gray and Rose Heinrich, Linda. “The Buchanan Saulson, Sarah. “Now We Are Eight: Weavers.” MA88: pp. 39–41. Blanket.” ND90: pp. 42, 71. [4] Tartan for a Blanket.” MA03: Double-Width Blankets on Eight Palmer, Katherine. “Kente Cloth __. “A Lesson in Overdyeing.” SO91: pp. 44–47. [4] Shafts.” JF02: pp. 44–46. [8] of Ghana.” MJ04: p. 74. pp. 54–55, 74, 92. [4] Jaeger, Hector. “Prism Pleasure Savel, Beverly. “Crayon Blanket and West, Virginia. “From Virginia’s Travel Bradley, Louise. “Color-and-Weave Blanket.” Su85: pp. 58–59, Pillows.” ND03: pp. 68–71. [4, 8] Journals” MJ04: pp. 32–33. Blanket.” JF91: pp. 54–55, IS: 13. [4] Schlegel, Lee-lee. “Overshot Afghan.” My82: pp. 29, 89. [4] 76–77. [4] __. “Waffle Weave Afghan.” ND85: ANGORA see YARNS AND FIBERS __. “Handspun Ikat.” Se81: pp. 54–55, IS: 13. [4] Schomp, Halcyon. “Bouclé Twill pp. 65–67. [RH, 2, 4] Jennings, Laurie. “Heathery Blanket.” Spread.” SO83: pp. 62, 106, ANIMALS see TOYS AND GAMES __. “Monk’s Belt Lap Robe.” ND87: SO93: pp. 63, 91; errata SO95: 108. [4] pp. 56–57, IS: 14–15. [4] p. 83. [2, 4] __. “Home Weaving: A Happy Plaid.” ANSWER LADY see WEAVING TIPS Brigham, Cory. “Oak and Sumac Johannesen, Betty. “A Rya Cover for 79FW: pp. 40–41. [4] Throw.” JF89: pp. 39, 78. [4] Lap, Bed, or Wall.” SO03: __. “Pastel Throw and Pillow.” JF87: Caldwell, Lynn. “Chenille Plaid pp. 36–39. [4] pp. 74, IS: 15. [2, 4] APRONS Ed. “Summerweave: Apron and Throw.” SO96: pp. 44, 95–96. [4] Jones, Janice. “Cotton Lap Robe.” __. “Plaid Blanket.” 80SS: pp. 36–37, Towel.” 80SS: pp. 26, 53. [2] Carovano, Barbara. “Twill Plaid JF86: pp. 42, IS: 5. [8] 57. [2]

© Handwoven® magazine, Interweave Press LLC. www.handwovenmagazine.com HANDWOVEN 1 Not to be reprinted. All rights reserved. Haugh, Lise. “Wedding Dress.” 80SS: Jones, Janice. “Chunky Cotton Berent, Mary. “Pieced Pastel Chenille ND85: pp. 12–14, IS: 4; errata pp. 34, 63–64. [2, 4] Child’s Pullover.” ND92: Baby Blanket.” MA94: pp. 56, JF86: IS: 3. [RH, 4] Lancaster, Daryl. “Handwoven pp. 48, 85. [4] 84–85. [4] __. “Supplementary Weft Techniques Kitchen Aides: Where Have all __. “Rosepath.” MA86: pp. 60, Bradley, Louise. “Baby Blanket.” JF86: from Bhutan.” MJ94: pp. 62–65, the Aprons Gone?” MA02: IS: 4. [4] pp. 43, IS: 6. [4] 88–90. [RH, 4] pp. 24–27. Kaestner, Tracy. “Seersucker Sweetie.” Brysch, Cat. “Trio of Baby Blankets.” Ed. “Silk Scarf and Purse.” JF83: Ligon, Linda. “My Lacy Apron.” JF01: pp. 58–60. [4] Su84: pp. 51, 96–98. [6, 7, 8] pp. 43, 82–83. [2, 4, 6] JF83: pp. 41–42, 81. [4] Kambic, Heindl. “Baby Booties.” Epstein, Pat. “Blue and White.” __. “Summer Seersucker.” Su83: Nickol, Mary. “Apron Strings.” SO01: MA92: pp. 67, 90. [4] ND82: pp. 46–47, 86, 94. [2, 4] pp. 42–44, 79–81. [4] pp. 44–46. [4] LaLena, Constance. “Fabrics for Essén-Hedin, Margaretha. “Baby Bib Eychaner, Barbara. “Idea Notebook: Interiors: Elegance for a Baby.” and Baby Blanket.” MA87: pp. The Ultimate Brown Bag.” ATWATER BRONSON see MA87: pp. 52–53, IS: 9–10. [2, 4] 44–45, IS: 7. [4, 6] SO86: pp. 36, IS: 6. [2, 4] Ligon, Linda. “Easter Fun!” 80SS: George, Joanne. “Plaid Baby Blanket.” __. “Seersucker Cosmetic Bag and BRONSON LACE pp. 39, 63. [2] MA92: pp. 65, 88; errata SO92: Slippers.” ND89: pp. 53, 78. [4] Meek, Kati Reeder. “Toddler’s p. 80. [6] Garner, Helen. “Tote Bag with BABIES AND CHILDREN see also Placemat.” SO92: pp. 35, 82–83. Greaves, Lynne. “Color Blanket for a Tapestry Pocket.” MJ95: pp. 53, BABY BLANKETS [4] Baby.” MJ93: pp. 67, 89–90. [4] 88–89. [RH, 2, 4] Alderman, Sharon. “Little Girl’s Merrill, Liberty. “Liberty’s Tabard.” Keizer, Sylvia. “A Baby Quilt from Gaynes, Margaret. “Easy Ikat.” JF90: Jumper.” MA87: pp. 43, IS: 3. [6] MA94: pp. 36, 82. [RH, 2, 4] Handwoven Cloth.” JF04: pp. 62–63, 84. [2, 4] Bernhauser, Cara. “Cotton Sacque Millard, Elizabeth. “Child’s Cardigan pp. 48–50. [4] __. “Striped Tote Bag.” MA94: and Bonnet.” Su84: pp. 51, 94. Sweater.” Su84: pp. 49, 93. [4] Ligon, Linda. “Huck Baby Blanket.” pp. 17, 79–80. [RH, 2, 4] [4] Miller, Barbara. “Dress for Emily.” MJ99: pp. 58, 70. [8] Grace, Barbara. “A Bag for All Bohannan, Ronnine. “A Twill Su84: pp. 50, 95. [4] Palson, Patricia. “Overshot Baby Seasons.” Mr82: p. 67. [4] Sampler to Wear.” ND85: O’Connor, Marina. “Batch of Baby Blanket.” MA92: pp. 66, 88–89. Hahn, Margaret. “Let’s Do Lunch Bag.” pp. 44–45, IS: 6–7. [4, 6] Bibs.” MJ93: pp. 68, 90–91. [4] [4] MJ96: pp. 41, 94–95. [6, 8] Bolesta, Pam. “It’s the Little Things Patrick, Jane; Bradley, Louise. “Nora’s Piroch, Sigrid. “Baby’s First Blanket: Heinrich, Linda. “Garlic Bag.” That Count: Pinafores.” 79FW: Pompom Jacket.” SO92: pp. 61, Christening Cover in Spot MA97: pp. 47, 75. [8] pp. 38–39, 60. [4] 91. [4] Bronson.” ND99: pp. 66–67; __. “Pink Envelope.” MA97: pp. 61, Bradley, Louise. “Baby Bib and Pendergrass, Mary. “Heirloom errata MJ02: p. 14. [4] 81; errata SO97: p. 72. [4] Booties.” MJ97: pp. 61, 80–81. Weaving: Christening Gown.” Stahl, Yvonne. “Rosebud Baby Hess, Ellen. “Handwoven Beaded [8] Se82: p. 53. [6] Blanket.” MJ93: pp. 66, 88. [8] Cloth for Evening Eyeglass __. “Child’s Nap Mat.” MA87: Piroch, Sigrid. “Baby Pillow Case.” Stanley, Dian. “Easy Care Baby Cases.” ND02: pp. 32–33. [4] pp. 48–49, IS: 7–8. [4] MA87: pp. 50–51, IS: 8–9. [4] Blanket.” MJ86: pp. 74, 91. [4] Hoskins, Nancy. “A Weft-Faced Bright, Kathy. “Little Girl’s Quel, Susan. “Gimme Five! Five Strickler, Carol. “Twill Block Baby Pattern Weave Purse.” SO89: Ensemble.” SO91: pp. 51, Projects on One Warp.” MJ02: Blanket.” MA92: pp. 67, 90. [4] pp. 48–50. [4] 90–91. [2, 4] pp. 68–71. [2, 4] Tardy, Vicki. “Cutting a Draft to Fit Irwin, Alison. “Beach Bag and Glasses Cabeen, Lou. “The Family Warp.” Rochat, Roxie. “Felted Baby Booties.” Your Loom.” MJ96: pp. 72–74, Case.” MA98: pp. 3–39, 76, 78. SO84: pp. 41–43, 92–94. [4] JF94: p. 71. 92–93. [8] [4] Courtney, Linda. “Baby Gnome Savel, Beverly. “Crayon Blanket and __. “Diagonal Lace Blanket.” MA92: __. “Sun and Stars Doubleweave Hood.” MA92: pp. 67, 91. [4] Pillows.” ND03: pp. 68–71. pp. 65, 87–88. [6] Pouch.” ND93: pp. 44, 82–83. [4] Ed. “Summerweave: Apron and [4, 8] Thai, Dixie. “Buttercup Baby Jensen, Elizabeth. “Penny Purses and Towel.” 80SS: pp. 26, 53. [2] Schipf, Annette. “Bordered Baby Blanket.” SO94: pp. 40, 83. [4] Medicine Bags.” MJ96: Edson, Julie Green. “Timeless Togs for Bibs.” MA92: pp. 68, 91–92. [8] pp. 62–66. Tiny Tots.” Mr82: pp. 54–55, Schomp, Halcyon. “Shadow-Stripe __. “This Loom is Portable.” MJ97: 84, 86. [2, 4] BAGS Sun Dress.” Su83: pp. 46–47, pp. 55–58. Essén-Hedin, Margaretha. “Baby Bib Adams, Brucie; Nash, Jeannie. 87–88, 90; errata SO83: p. 92. Jones, Dee. “Hold-All Purse.” MJ96: and Baby Blanket.” MA87: “The Hair of the Dog.” Mr82: [4] pp. 58, 87–89. [4] pp. 44–45, IS: 7. [4, 6] pp. 62–63. [RH, 2] Scorgie, Jean. “Top for Max.” MA93: Jones, Janice. “Bright and Bold.” Farling, Kathleen. “Mint Squares Alderman, Sharon. “Braided Twill pp. 55, 86. [4] MA83: pp. 50–51, 88–89. [2, 4] Baby Mat and Case.” JF99: Purse and Accessories.” JF84: Sherrodd, Kristie. “Books for Children __. “Shadow Weave Purse.” ND85: pp. 50, 69. [4, 8] pp. 49, 94. [8] about Spinning and Weaving.” pp. 50, IS: 9. [4] Green, Julie. “Boy’s Jacket.” Su83: __. “Thread Catcher.” MA93: pp. 60, MA94: pp. 42–43. Kaestner, Tracy. “A Miracle Holiday pp. 47, 82. [2] 88. [2, 4] Sierau, Louise. “Shirts for Mother and Warp.” ND99: pp. 18–21. [4] Hammel, Christina. “Beading with Anstine, Jean; Bradley, Louise. Child.” MJ93: pp. 43, 79. [4] __. “Mixed Bags.” ND00: pp. 52–54. Danish Medallions.” MA04: “Portable Weaving: A Band of Smith, Dorothy. “First Baby’s Baptism: Kaplan, Donna. “Beaded Amulet pp. 40–45. Ideas for Bands.” MJ86: pp. A Dress in Huck Lace.” ND99: Pouch.” MA96: pp. 92–94. [4] __. “First Day of School: A Jumper 40–46, IS: 7–9. [C, I] pp. 32–34. [16] Keasbey, Doramay. “Delicate Dots— in Summer and Winter.” ND99: Bolesta, Pam. “Warm and Wooly Smith, Susanne. “Holiday Clothing Petit Point Treadling.” JF86: pp. 58–61. [8] Doubleweave Bag and Felted for Kids.” ND03: pp. 54–58. pp. 66–68, IS: 12–13,15–16; __. “Sand Castle Sunsuit.” MA98: Vest.” 79FW: pp. 20–21, 53, 54. [4, 8] errata SO88: p. 91. [4] pp. 47, 80–81. [8] [4] Springer, Patricia. “Christening Dress Lamb, Sara. “Embellished Bags.” Heinrich, Linda. “Crib Sheet and Bostic, Eve. “Diaper Bag.” MA87: and Bonnet in Huck Lace.” ND00: pp. 60–63. Pillowcase.” MJ97: pp. 68, pp. 46–47, IS: 6; errata MA91: MJ03: pp. 54–56. [8] __. “Weaving Knotted Pile for 84–85. [4] p. 84. [2, 4] Stewart, Paula. “Flower Child Dresses.” Beginners.” ND01: pp. 76–79. Jaastad, Sandee. “Toddler Dresses with Bradley, Louise. “Doubleweave Su85: pp. 48–49, IS: 9. [4] [T, 2, 4] Overshot Yokes.” MA99: pp. Grocery Bags.” MJ92: pp. 46, Weldon, Mariet. “Child’s Pullover and Lethbridge, Horace. “Sateen Purses 54–55, 73–75. [8] 85. [4] Jacket.” MA93: pp. 52–53. [8] for Evening Wear.” ND02: Jenkins, Suzanne; Drenckhahn, Marit. __. “Rag Weavers’ Tips for Wonderful, White, Susan. “Teddy Bear Outfit and pp. 67–69. [4, 8] “Back to School in Style!” Wearable Clothing.” MA95: Striped Jumpsuit.” MA93: Ligon, Linda. “Carpetbag Briefcase.” FW80: pp. 52–53, 57, 69, 77, pp. 48–54; 89–92. [2, 4] pp. 54, 85. [8] JF84: pp. 49, 91. [4] 78, 80. [2, 4] Click, Diane. “Huck Lace Is for __. “Silk Purse.” 79FW: p. 47. [4] Johansson, Lillemor; Linderoth, Weddings.” SO01: pp. 38–39, MacGeorge, Matilda. “Stadium Astrid. “Cotton Striped Shirt BABY BLANKETS 42. [8] Blanket and Case Set.” SO96: and Children’s Jumpers.” MA83: Ashley, Susan. “M’s and O’s Blanket.” Davenport, Betty. “Color Effects in pp. 46, 97–98. [8] pp. 32, 82–83. [2, 4] MJ86: pp. 74–75. [4] Weft-Faced Plain Weave.”

© Handwoven® magazine, Interweave Press LLC. www.handwovenmagazine.com HANDWOVEN 2 Not to be reprinted. All rights reserved. Mäkinen, Riitta. “Poppana Bag.” __. “The Heart Basket.” JF87: pp. 45, 100. [4] Tenney, Karen. “Dressing Up with MJ87: pp. 74, IS: 16. [2, 4] pp. 62–67. Scorgie, Jean. “Jacket to Match.” Beads.” MA04: pp. 36–37. Mayer, Anita Luvera. “A Versatile __. “Northwest Indian Storage SO90: pp. 46, 77–78. [4] Tenney, Karen; van der Hoogt, Vest and Bag and a Versatile Basket.” JF88: pp. 70–75. Sherrodd, Kristie. “Chenille Hand Madelyn. “For Starters: Start Beaded Embellishment.” __. “Tea Bag Basket.” ND93: Towels.” JF98: pp. 46, 82–83; with Silk for an Evening Scarf.” MA04: pp. 68–71. [4] pp. 68–73. errata ND98: p. 65. [4] MA04: pp. 32–34. [4]; errata, Molk, Jo Ann. “Folding Lunch Bag.” __. “Twill Woven Market Basket.” Stahl, Yvonne. “Rosebud Baby MA05: p. 6. MA96: pp. 50, 86–87. [4, 5] JF85: pp. 80–84. Blanket.” MJ93: pp. 66, 88. [8] West, Virginia. “Beaded and Fringed Nielsen, D. “Checkerboard in a Bag.” __. “Western Cherokee Double- Taylor, Karla. “Shawled Tunic.” Dornick Twill Top.” JF98: JF92: pp. 49, 85. [2, 4] Walled Basket.” MJ89: ND90: pp. 66–67, 79. [8] pp. 41, 79–80. [8] Patrick, Jane. “Evening Bag with Loop pp. 64–70. Toomre, Linda; Sapper, Dee. “Sponge, Windeknecht, Margaret. “Wedge Pile.” SO92: pp. 66, 92. Hoppe, Flo. “Material Inspiration.” Dab, and Squiggle.” MJ97: Weave in Miniature.” JF00: [RH, 2, 4] MA93: pp. 36–40. pp. 36–37, 76. [4] pp. 46–48. __. “Perfect Purse Accessories.” Jensen, Elizabeth. “Baskets from Voiers, Leslie. “Shimmering Pastel Winslow, Heather. “Beading and SO99: pp. 46–47, 71–72. [4] Nature’s Bounty.” SO91: Blanket.” JF86: pp. 40–41, Embroidery on Handwoven Piroch, Sigrid. “Evening Bags that pp. 66–69. IS: 5. [4] Fabric.” JF01: pp. 54–57. Shine with Flash and Glitter.” LaPlantz, Shereen. “The Plaited Wroten, Barbara. “Easy Inlay Evening Woodbury, DeeDee. “A Fancy JF85: pp. 36–37. [8] Basket.” MJ86: pp. 76–81. Pouch.” MJ94: pp. 43, 82–83. [4] Fringe.” MA04: p. 38. Powalisz, Carol. “Bags for Small Ligon, Linda. “Easter Fun!” 80SS: Treasures.” JF90: p. 20. pp. 39, 63. [2] BATEMAN BLEND BEDFORD CORD see CORD WEAVES Quel, Susan. “Gimme Five! Five Lugenbill, Linda. “Traditional Kaestner, Tracy. “Tencel Travel Projects on One Warp.” MJ02: Training for Germany’s Master Wardrobe: A Versatile Blouse BEDSPREADS see COVERLETS AND pp. 68–71. [2, 4] Basket Makers.” SO96: pp. and Vest.” MJ04: pp. 44–47. [8] BEDSPREADS Ravenscroft, Moi. “Tencel Friendship 60–62. Bags.” ND02: pp. 64–66. [8] Meacham, Candy. “A Corrugated BEADS WITH WEAVING Rogovin, June. “Renaissance Wedding.” Cardboard Basket for Kids.” BEIDERWAND Allison, Charlotte. “Scarf with Evans, Jane. “Rags Unlimited.” My81: SO01: pp. 34–37. [4, 8] ND95: pp. 66–68. Beaded Edge.” MJ98: pp. 82, 88, pp. 44–45. [16] Russell, Margaret B. “For Starters: Pendergrass, Mary. “Twine a Basket!” 90. [16] Waber, Heidi. “Pick-Up Beiderwand.” A Linen Carrier for Home and 79FW: pp. 34–35. Biegert, Jude. “Beading on an Inkle MJ94: pp. 56–59, 84. [4] Abroad.” MJ04: pp. 34–36. [2,4] Webbeking, Elaine. “Paper Bag Loom.” JF96: p. 59. [I] Scorgie, Jean. “Handbag with South Basketry.” MA94: pp. 68–70. Bright, Kathy. “Scarf of the Night BELTS, BANDS, SASHES American Influence.” SO88: Webster, Sandy. “Loom Woven Skies.” JF97: pp. 46, 75. [2, 4] pp. 66, 101. [4] Basketry.” ND95: pp. 62–64. Alderman, Sharon. “Silk Kimono.” Bunke, Kim Marie. “Nature as 80SS: pp. 28, 66. [8] __. “Purse with Tapestry Inset.” MJ91: Colorist: Three Little Pigments.” pp. 42, 91. Anstine, Jean; Bradley, Louise. BASKETWEAVE MA00: pp. 42–45. [8] “Portable Weaving: A Band of Sheppard, Margaret. “Miniatures from Alderman, Sharon. “My New Carty, Donna. “Beaded Waffle-Weave Ideas for Bands.” MJ86: Memories.” SO91: pp. 80–82, Multishaft Loom Is Here, Now Scarf.” ND02: pp. 44–47. [4] pp. 40–46, IS: 7–9. [C, I] 97–98. [4] What?” MJ98: pp. 80–81, Dam, Inge. “Embroidery with Beads Biegert, Jude. “Beading on an Inkle Skowronski, Leigh Anne. “Gift Bags 87–88. [14] and Mirrors––Embellishing Loom.” JF96: p. 59. [I] for Wine Bottles.” ND93: __. “A Shawl from Minus 1K or 1000 Handwoven Surfaces.” SO04: Bohannan, Ronnine. “Tapestry pp. 47, 84. [8] B.C.” JF00: pp. 66–68. [4, 8] pp. 78–79. Weaving on a Pin Board.” Sloves, Felicitas. “Rag Handbags.” Bradley, Louise. “9 to 5: Tailored Dixon, Anne. “Weekend Weaver: MA88: pp. 56–57, IS: 10. ND02: pp. 60–62. [2, 4] Weskit.” JF84: pp. 44, 100. [4] Dorset Crosswheel Buttons.” Bradley, Louise. “Band-Aids.” SO89: Snover, Susan; Farnbach, Connie. Eychaner, Barbara. “Informing the MA04: pp. 72–74. pp. 34, 36. “Glad Rags!” My81: pp. 50, 76, Present with Echoes of the Gelbaugh, Sally. “It’s All on the __. “Inspiration from Woven Samples 78, 79, 82; errata, Se81: p. 22. Past.” MJ93: pp. 46–48, 81–82. Surface.” SO04: pp. 64–71. [4]; of the Past.” ND84: pp. 50–53, [RH, 2, 4] [4, 8] errata, JF05: p. 6. IS: 3–4, 6–7. [4] Stahl, Yvonne. “Blue Tallit and Tallit Gaynes, Margaret. “Color and Weave Hammel, Christina. “Bead Sampler.” __. “South America Inspired.” SO88: Bag.” ND98: pp. 42–43, 66. [4] Scarves.” SO89: pp. 55, 83. MA04: p. 45. pp. 65, 102–104. [C, 2, 4, 6] Ternullo, Eileen. “Weaving with [2, 4] __. “Beading with Danish Davenport, Betty. “Guatemalan Shirt Leather.” JF84: pp. 52–53, __. “Mixed Warps.” JF92: pp. 20–22, Medallions.” MA04: pp. 40–45. and Sash.” Mr81: pp. 54, 72–74. 102–103. [2,4] 81. [4] Hanna, Victoria. “Beaded Bobbles.” [RH, 4] Thai, Dixie. “Mountain Majesty __. “Yarn Counts.” MJ93: pp. 32–33, ND02: pp. 52–55. [4] Deen, Anita. “Weekend Weaver: Clutch.” MJ95: pp. 58–59, 90. 77. [4] Hemming, Nancy. “First Night at the Stripe Up the Band.” MA03: Torgenrud, Heather. “Pick Up a Band Gelbaugh, Sally. “It’s All on the Opera Evening Top.” ND99: pp. 32–34. [I, RH, 2, 4] of Chevrons.” JF96: pp. 50–53, Surface.” SO04: pp. 64–71. [4]; pp. 74–75. [4] Ed. “On the Edge.” SO83: pp. 34–36. 91–95. [I] errata, JF05: p. 6. Hess, Ellen. “Handwoven Beaded Elkins, Barbara. “Blooming Leaf Belt.” Wertenberger, Kathryn. “Knitting Holmgren, Mary. “Berry Festival Cloth for Evening Eyeglass SO88: pp. 38, 99. [4] Bag.” MJ90: pp. 48, 96–97. Swatch.” SO98: pp. 44, 68. Cases.” ND02: pp. 32–33. [4] __. “The Masculine Element: [4, 8] [RH, 2] Mayer, Anita Luvera. “Making a Corkscrew Hatband.” FW80: __. “Weaver’s Challenge: A New Jones, Janice. “Chunky Cotton Child’s Beaded Embellishment.” MA04: pp. 34–35, 69. [4] Twist on Bead Leno.” ND89: Pullover.” ND92: pp. 48, 85. [4] p. 71. Essen, Deb. “Weekend Weaver: Card pp. 92–94, 83. [4, 8] Kaestner, Tracy. “A Sunset to Dye __. “A Versatile Vest and Bag and a Weaving with Weft from the Wroten, Barbara. “Easy Inlay Evening For: A Shawl in Fabric Forecast’s Versatile Beaded Embellishment.” Garden.” SO03: pp. 60–63. [T] Pouch.” MJ94: pp. 43, 82–83. [4] Island Sunset Palette.” ND04: MA04: pp. 68–71. [4] Fleiner, Carey. “Tartan Rosette.” pp. 78–80. [4] Meisel, Stefanie. “Weekend Weaver: SO96: pp. 26–27. [4] Kimmelstiel, Laurie. “Weaving Jewish BASKETRY Night Sky Scarf.” SO04: Heiple, Linda. “First Prize Ribbons.” Bliss, Anne. “Whisks and Brooms.” Textiles.” ND98: pp. 41–43, 68. pp. 46–47. [2, 4] ND99: pp. 54–55. [4, 8] 80SS: pp. 27, 57. [4] Pettigrew, Dale. “Not for Beginners Howard, Miranda. “Karellian Red Daugherty, Robin. “Appalachian Monaghan, Kathleen. “Blue Maze Only: Bands and Beads.” JF83: Pick.” Nv81: pp. 36–37, 90; Twin-Bottomed Egg Basket.” Placemats.” SO98: pp. 45, 74. pp. 72–73. [I] errata 82MA: p. 87. [I, 4] JF84: pp. 70–73. [2, 4] Taylor, Nancy. “Loita Hills Blanket, Jensen, Gay. “Warp-Faced 2/2 Twill: __. “Cross-Stitched Napkin Basket.” Norvelle, Joan. “Chenille with Thanks to the Maasai.” Part II.” Se82: pp. 50–51, 85. ND92: pp. 68–73. Basketweave Blanket.” SO96: MJ04: pp. 48–51. [8] [2, 4]

© Handwoven® magazine, Interweave Press LLC. www.handwovenmagazine.com HANDWOVEN 3 Not to be reprinted. All rights reserved. Karjala, Beth. “A Bevy of Belts.” for Dynamic Design.” MJ00: Bradley, Louise. “African Inspiration.” pp. 34–35, 76; errata JF90: JF87: pp. 46–47. pp. 32–35. [4, 6, 8] SO84: pp. 51–53, 94–95. [4] p. 74. [4] Luebbers, Karen. “A Summer Take- LaLena, Constance. “Blocks in __. “Atwater-Bronson Ensemble.” Johansson, Lillemor; Linderoth, Along Project.” MA85: Production.” ND87: pp. 22, 24. Su84: pp. 59, 104–105. [6] Astrid. “Cotton Striped Shirt pp. 92–93. [I] Leinweber, Sandra. “Designing with __. “Blouse with Inlay.” MA88: and Children’s Jumpers.” MA83: Muller, Donna. “A Slit-Tapestry Belt.” Doubleweave Blocks.” MJ92: pp. 61, IS: 12–13. [4] pp. 32, 82–83. [2, 4] MJ93: pp. 41, 77–78. [I, 2] pp. 50–53, 87. [8] __. “Jellybean Blouse.” Su85: Kaestner, Tracy. “Huck Lace Squares Patrick, Jane. “Warp-Faced Band with Neilson, Rosalie. “Eight for Eight: pp. 50–51, IS: 11. [4] for a Linen Blouse.” MJ03: Weft Fringe.” MA03: pp. 64–66. Block Design with Warp Rep.” __. “Rag Weavers’ Tips for Wonderful, pp. 32–35. [4, 6, 8] [RH] MJ00: pp. 52–57. [8] Wearable Clothing.” MA95: __. “Tencel Travel Wardrobe: Pendergrass, Mary. “Wedding Shirt.” Patrick, Jane. “Megablocks.” JF83: pp. 48–54; 89–92. [2, 4] A Versatile Blouse and Vest.” 80SS: pp. 34, 54, 61. [C, 2] pp. 56–59. [4] Bradley, Louise; Henrikson, Susan. MJ04: pp. 44–47. [8] Pettigrew, Dale. “Not for Beginners __. “Two on Two: Two-Block Log “That Wild and Wooly Weft.” Kelly, Jacquie. “A Shirt from the Only: Bands and Beads.” JF83: Cabin Runner.” MJ00: pp. Mr82: pp. 48–49, 83, 84. [4] Americas Circa Y1K.” JF00: pp. 72–73. [I] 40–42. [RH, 2, 4] Buchele, Debbie. “Keep It Simple: pp. 68–69. [4] Scorgie, Jean; Straight, Dixie. “Pearl Scorgie, Jean. “Breaking the Block.” Tussah Silk Top.” MJ87: Kennard, Teresa. “Linen Top and Cotton Belt.” MJ91: pp. 44, 92. ND94: p. 53. pp. 90–91. [2, 4] Shorts.” MA92: pp. 61, 87. [I, 2] __. “Ripsmatta Table Runner.” ND87: Burgess, Leslie. “A Little Shaping [2, 4] Sheppard, Margaret. “Idea Notebook: pp. 60–61, IS: 15–16. [4] Story.” Su83: pp. 26–27, 86. [2] Lamb, Sara. “Black Pearl Cotton A Workshop Necklace.” ND86: Strickler, Carol. “Beginner’s Corner: Cabeen, Lou. “Cotton Camisole.” Kimono.” JF83: pp. 44–45, p. 25. An Introduction to Two-Block Su83: pp. 45, 93. [4] 84–85. [4, 8] Snover, Susan. “Fashion focus: Sashes, Lace Designs.” JF91: pp. 58–59. __. “The Family Warp.” SO84: Lantz, Ruth. “Rainbow Top.” JF83: Belts and Buckles.” JF85: [4] pp. 41–43, 92–94. [4] pp. 45, 86–87. [8] pp. 10–11. __. “The Block.” ND87: pp. 41, 76. Croghan, Joanne. “Shining Stars Ligon, Linda. “Plaid Overblouse.” Sullivan, Donna. “Painted Warp __. “Designing in Blocks for Summer Pullover.” MA90: pp. 53, 76–77. ND83: pp. 52, 99. [2, 4] Belts.” JF90: pp. 60–61, 82–83. and Winter.” MA91: pp. 56–57. [2, 4] Martinez, Mary. “Weaving the Blues.” [2, 4] __. “Four Blocks on Eight Shafts.” Davenport, Betty. “Country Silk Top.” Se82: pp. 65, 92. [4] Tenn, Judie. “Keep It Simple: Ribbon- MJ92: pp. 58–60, 90; errata Su84: pp. 59, 102, 104. [RH, 2] Mayer, Anita Luvera. “Choli Striped Belts.” SO86: pp. 35, IS: ND92: p. 79. [8] __. “Experiments in Color and Weave Comfort.” Su85: pp. 54–55. [4] 5. [I] Tardy, Vicki. “Cutting a Draft to Fit with Floats.” MA87: pp. 60–61, __. “Modular Clothing.” MJ86: Torgenrud, Heather. “Pick Up a Band Your Loom.” MJ96: pp. 72–74, IS: 14. [RH, 4] pp. 58–61. of Chevrons.” JF96: pp. 50–53, 92–93. [8] __. “Guatemalan Stripes.” MA83: __. “Shisha Glass.” MJ91: pp. 50–53, 91–95. [I] van der Hoogt, Madelyn. pp. 54–57, 93–95. [RH, 2] 83. [2, 4] “Understanding Blocks.” MJ00: __. “Indian Chiola.” Mr81: pp. 55, Morgan, Joy. “Summer Top in M’s and BERGMAN WEAVES see TIED UNIT pp. 24–27; errata SO00: p. 15. 74–75. [RH] O’s.” MJ93: pp. 55, 85. [4] Wertenberger, Kathryn. “More __. “Leno.” MA92: pp. 50–51, 83–84. Newhouse, Terry. “Shell Top in WEAVES Harnesses Make the Difference.” [RH, 2] Shadow Weave.” MJ89: pp. 54, My81: pp. 40–41. __. “Rigid Heddle Weaving: How to 83. [4] BIBLIOGRAPHIES Ed. “An Annotated Bibliography of __. “Weaver’s Challenge: Block Weave More Ends Per Inch.” O’Connor, Eileen. “Picot Top.” JF85: Tapestry Books.” MA88: p. 72. Weaves on Four Shafts.” JF84: MJ86: pp. 68–71. [RH, 7] pp. 65, IS: 16. [2, 4] __. “Bibliography on Textiles for p. 27. __. “Warm and Wooly Waffle Weave O’Connor, Marina. “Origami Church or Synagogue.” JF89: __. “Weaver’s Challenge: Counter- Top.” 79FW: pp. 21, 55. [RH] Update.” MA96: pp. 35–39. [4] p. 58. Change.” MA86: p. 75. Davenport, Betty; Alderman, Sharon; __. “Six-Squares Origami Tops.” Sherrodd, Kristie. “Books for Children West, Virginia. “A Bronson Lace Dobrovolny, Ardis. “Loom MA95: pp. 34–36. about Spinning and Weaving.” Sampler.” MA92: pp. 54–55. Shaped—3 Ways.” Mr82: Perreault, Denise. “Top with MA94: pp. 42–43. pp. 44–46, 80–83. [RH, 4] Decorative Hemstitching.” BLOUSES, SHIRTS, TOPS Davenport, Betty; Rowley, Elaine; MJ96: pp. 59, 89. [2, 4] Alderman, Sharon. “Squares-on- Alderman, Sharon. “A Bouquet Plate, Priscilla. “Color Blanket Shawl BLANKETS, BABY see BABY Squares Blouse.” MJ94: pp. 41, of Simple Summer Tops.” 80SS: and Top.” Se81: pp. 50–51, 89. BLANKETS 79–81. [4, 8] pp. 45, 66, 67; errata FW80: [2, 4] __. “Swatch Collection #11.” MA85: p. 4. [RH, 4] Preckshot, Amy. “Two Silk Blouses BLANKETS see AFGHANS, pp. 46–47, IS: 5–7; errata JF90: Dobrovolny, Ardis. “Antibes Shell.” and Wrap Skirt.” JF86: BLANKETS, THROWS p. 74. [2, 4] MA90: pp. 54, 77–78. [2, 4] pp. 54–55, IS: 9–10; errata Beard, Betty. “Ritzy Rag Top.” MA93: __. “Autumn Pullovers.” Se82: SO86: IS: 16. [6, 8] BLENDED DRAFTS pp. 49, 82–84. [2, 4] pp. 48, 49, 90, 91. [RH, 2] Rath, Carolyn. “Amethyst Ensemble Dobrovolny, Ardis. “Sand Dunes and __. “Warm and Wooly for Texture.” __. “Sand Dunes and Dune Grass Fabrics.” MJ96: pp. 44–45, Dune Grass Ensemble.” MA85: 79FW: pp. 24, 57. [4] Ensemble.” MA85: pp. 57, 86–87. [2, 4] pp. 57, IS: 14–15. [8] Berent, Mary. “Cotton Novelty IS: 14–15. [8] Roberts, Trudie. “Rag Weave Strickler, Carol. “Blended Drafts.” Ensemble.” MJ93: pp. 44–45, __. “Southwest Sunrise Top.” Su85: Sweatshirts.” MJ89: pp. 60–62. MA85: pp. 37–40. 81. [4, 6] pp. 42–43, IS: 7. [RH, 2, 4] [2, 4] __. “Pieced Blue Square Top.” MA94: Frank, May. “Bronson Lace Summery Rowley, Elaine. “Warm and Wooly Top.” MJ89: pp. 55, 81–82. [8] Lace Weave Top.” 79FW: BLOCK DESIGN see also DESIGN; pp. 55, 83–84. [RH, 2, 4] Berkowitz, Sylvia. “Keep It Simple: Fry, Laura. “From Small Overshots to pp. 21, 56. [RH] PROFILE DRAFTS Skip Twills.” SO93: pp. 54–56, Scorgie, Jean. “Barley Corn Blouse.” Allen, Debbie. “Summer and Winter Finnish Lace Top and Scarf.” 89–90. [4] MA89: pp. 70, 86. [4] for Four Shafts.” ND87: ND87: pp. 32, IS: 4. [4] Hamstead, Janet. “Spanish Lace Top.” __. “Blouse with Earth and Sky pp. 86–88. Bliss, Anne. “A Summer Tweed?” MJ88: pp. 51, 83–84. [2, 4] Motif.” MJ90: pp. 40, 89–90. Chandler, Deborah [Redding]. “Your MJ88: pp. 20–21, 77. [2, 4] Hemming, Nancy. “First Night at the [4, 16] Weaving Teacher: Alphabet Bohannan, Ronnine. “Ikat Design: Opera Evening Top.” ND99: __. “Bronson Lace.” MA92: Soup.” ND87: pp. 90–91. Brushstrokes of Color.” Su84: pp. 74–75. [4] pp. 52–53, 84–85. [4] Ed. “Weft-Faced Weaving of Block pp. 56–57, 100, 102. [2, 4] Howard, Miranda. “4 + 4: An Intro- __. “Designing Easy Patterns to Fit Any Weaves.” ND87: p. 59. __. “Spring Ensemble.” MA85: duction to Those Extra Har- Body.” MA95: pp. 37–42, 95. [4] Kaulitz, Manuela. “Borders—Why and pp. 56–57, IS: 13. [4] nesses.” Se82: pp. 66–67, 89. [8] __. “Inlaid Blouse and Scarf.” MA87: How.” ND92: pp. 41–42, 45. Bolesta, Pam. “Warm and Wooly for __. “Satin—On Four.” My81: pp. 58–59, IS: 12–13. [4, 8] Keasbey, Doramay. “Rotating Blocks Him.” 79FW: pp. 22, 55. [4]

© Handwoven® magazine, Interweave Press LLC. www.handwovenmagazine.com HANDWOVEN 4 Not to be reprinted. All rights reserved. __. “Peruvian Inspired Blouse.” SO88: BOOK REVIEWS see REVIEWS: to Weave Rugs.” ND98: Collingwood, Peter. “Rug Weaving pp. 67, 100–101. [4, 8] pp. 56–59, 75–78. [3, 4] Techniques.” MJ91: pp. 68–70. BOOKS __. “Shadow Weave Twill Jacket and Drooker, Penelope. “Navajo Inspired Ed. “4-Strand Braid.” ND82: p. 87. Huck Blouse.” SO87: pp. 42–43, Rugs.” MA85: pp. 58–61, __. “Lace Up in Style: Handwoven BOOKMARKS IS: 6. [4] Ahearn, Bren. “Weave Shibori Book- IS: 16. [4] Shoelaces.” MA87: p. 17. __. “Spring Celebration Ensemble.” marks.” SO04: pp. 58–63. [2, 4] Hoskins, Nancy. “A Weft-Faced __. “Rug Finishing Diagrams.” ND94: Su85: pp. 52–53, IS: 12. [2, 4] Brophy, Ann. “Letters from an Inkle Pattern Weave Purse.” SO89: p. 93. __. “Woolen Shirt Jacket.” ND82: Loom.” MJ99: pp. 38–41. [I] pp. 48–50. [4] __. “Scandinavian Square Braid.” pp. 52, 88. [4] Isleib, Carol. “Bookmark Treasures.” Lewis, Henrietta. “Boundweave Mr82: p. 75. Short, Melba. “Handwoven Smocks.” MJ92: pp. 74–75, 91. [4] Basics.” SO94: pp. 60–61. Edelkind, Judy. “Weekend Weaver: Su84: pp. 66–68, 114, 116. [4] __. “Bookmarks: A Family Tradition.” Ligon, Linda. “Carpetbag Briefcase.” Have Loom Will Travel: Tubular Sierau, Louise. “Shirts for Mother and Se82: pp. 54–55. JF84: pp. 49, 91. [4] Shoelaces.” MJ04: pp. 64–66. [I] Child.” MJ93: pp. 43, 79. [4] Kaestner, Tracy. “Beautiful Bookmarks.” Miller, Phyllis. “Bound Weave Pins.” Fournier, Jane. “Slentre Braids.” Smith, Susanne. “Parfait Pastel Top.” MA01: pp. 60–62. [4] JF92: pp. 55, 93. MJ97: pp. 60–62. MA90: pp. 55, 78–79. [6] Keasbey, Doramay. “Inspired by Peru.” Redding, Eric. “Boundweave Rug.” Hendrickson, Linda. “Star Ornaments Spencer, Emmy; Scorgie, Jean. “1 JF00: pp. 56–61; errata MA00: Ja82: pp. 38, 83. [4] in Ply-Split Braiding.” SO01: Design 2X.” Se81: pp. 54–55, p. 11. [D, 4] Schuster, Stracka. “Boundweave pp. 30–32. 90–91. [RH, 2] Korus, Jean; Derr, Tori; Lippert, Rosepath Rug.” JF97: pp. 55, Hess, Ellen. “Passementerie: Ornate Stoehr, Mary Kay. “California Holiday Connie; Kaestner, Tracy; 83–84. [4] Embellishment for Furniture.” Delight.” Su85: pp. 41, 42. [2, 4] Hendrickson, Linda. “Future Scorgie, Jean. “Boundweave Coat and ND94: pp. 72–75, 96–97. [6] __. “Make It Fit.” Su84: pp. 64–65, Fiber Artists: Fostering a Sense Jacket.” FW80: pp. 31, 74–75. [4] Irwin, Alison. “Design Your Own 113–114. [4] of Wonder.” ND03: pp. 38–43. __. “Yule Boots.” SO83: pp. 72, Kumihimo Patterns.” MJ99: Sullivan, Jean. “Silk Blouse and Skirt.” [F, T] 100. [4] pp. 35–37. MJ86: pp. 52, IS: 14. [2, 4] Owen, Bob. “Alphabet Blocks for Scott, Sally. “Bye Bye Blackbird: Lamb, Sara. “Black Pearl Cotton Summers, Helen. “Seminole Weavers.” SO02: pp. 70–72. [4] A Boundweave Wall Hanging.” Kimono.” JF83: pp. 44–45, Patchwork and Shadow Weave.” Stacy, Loretta. “Lace Cross MJ04: pp. 60–63. [4] 84–85. [4, 8] SO04: pp. 72–77. [4, 8] Bookmarks.” ND98: p. 26. Strauss, Lynn. “Storytelling in Bound- __. “Embellished Bags.” ND00: Waber, Heidi. “Pick-Up Beiderwand.” Torgenrud, Heather. “Pick Up a Band weave.” MA86: pp. 35–39, pp. 60–63. MJ94: pp. 56–59, 84. [4] of Chevrons.” JF96: PP. 50–53, IS: 4. [8] Ligon, Linda. “Slentre Braid.” JF84: Wertenberger, Kathryn. “Egyptian 91–95. [I] Torgow, Joan. “Snowmen and p. 109. Shirt.” Mr81: pp. 54, 70. [4] Christmas Elves in Boundweave Linder, Olive and Harry. “Braids for West, Virginia. “Batwings and Rosepath.” ND97: pp. 64–66; Every Use.” MJ91: pp. 58–59. Butterflies.” MA85: pp. 41–42, BORDERS errata JF98: p. 73. [4] Piroch, Sigrid. “Ropes for Every Use.” Alderman, Sharon. “Creating IS: 4–5. [4] Waggoner, Phyllis. “Rugs in the SO86: pp. 14–15. Borders.” ND92: pp. 46–47, __. “Beaded and Fringed Dornick Scandinavian Way.” MJ87: Saunders, Helen. “Bias Binding, Piping, 83–85. [4, 8] Twill Top.” JF98: pp. 41, 79–80. pp. 58–59, IS: 11. [4] and Tubes for Handwoven Ed. “Border Ideas from a Garment [8] Yanda, Emma. “Boundweave Motifs Garments.” ND97: pp. 68–72. Weaver’s Notebook.” ND92: __. “Bewitching Bias Blouse.” MJ91: on Greeting Cards.” MJ99: __. “Cords and Piping for Handwoven p. 57. pp. 76, 89–90. [2, 4] pp. 52–53, 73–77. [4, 8] Clothing.” SO97: pp. 56–58. Gaynes, Margaret. “Beginner’s Corner: __. “Sensuous Silk.” JF86: pp. 52–56, Stoehr, Mary Kay. “Bias Knit Trim.” Consider the Borders.” ND92: IS: 7–8; errata MA86: IS: 3. [8] SO84: p. 98. pp. 54–55, 90. [3] BOUTONNÉ see PILE WARP OR __. “Turtleneck Tunic.” JF98: pp. 40, Swafford, Sandra. “Floral Gift Wrap.” Howard, Miranda. “Karellian Red WEFT 77–79. [2, 4] MJ94: pp. 34, 40, 76. [4] Pick.” Nv81: pp. 36–37, 90; __. “Versatility, Inc: A Tunic for Thilenius, Carol. “Woven Tape for errata 82MA: p. 87. [I, 4] BOXES AND CONTAINERS All Fabrics and Figures.” MJ01: Coat.” Se82: pp. 45, 86. [4] Kaulitz, Manuela. “Borders—Why Bohannan, Ronnine. “Woven pp. 30–33. [2, 4] and How.” ND92: pp. 41–42, 45. Patterned Boxes.” SO88: pp. 38, __. “Weaving Tucks.” MA93: __. “Designing Wide Borders from 97–98. [4, 8] BRONSON LACE pp. 50–51, 84. [4] Small Overshots.” JF95: Bolesta, Pam. “Trifles.” 79FW: pp. 46, Alderman, Sharon. “Profile Drafting: Winslow, Heather. “Theo Moorman pp. 62–63. 61. [C, I] Getting the Big Picture.” ND87: Inlay for Creative Clothing.” Scorgie, Jean. “Designing a Border D’Angelo, Nancy. “Christmas Cookie pp. 44–45, IS: 6–7. [4, 8] MJ94: pp. 36–39, 77–79. [4] with Inlaid Overshot.” ND92: Basket.” SO96: pp. 69, 95. [4] Autio, Laurie. “Red Plaid Tie.” Wittpenn, Ann. “Beige Suit and pp. 50–51, 89. [4] Dieterich, Mary. “Small Scale MA97: pp. 49, 82. [3] Blouse on One Warp.” JF98: Sullivan, Donna. “Borders Framing Tapestries.” MA88: pp. 58–59, Bradley, Louise. “Atwater-Bronson pp. 38, 75–76. [2, 4] Overshot.” JF95: pp. 56–59, 87. IS: 11. [F, 2] Ensemble.” Su84: pp. 59, __. “Turquoise Blouse.” MJ98: pp. 40, [4] Kaiser, Shirley. “Folded Inkle-Woven 104–105. [6] 100–101. [2, 4] __. “Overshot Borders with Eight Boxes.” ND95: pp. 64–65, __. “Rag Placemat.” SO99: pp. 48–49, Young, Maury. “Box Pleated Blouse.” Shafts.” MA95: pp. 80–82. 91–92. [I] 73–74. [8] MA87: pp. 62, IS: 14–15. [4] Valk, Gene. “It’s a Frame-Up!” SO83: Scorgie, Jean. “Tapestry Card Case with __. “Sewing with Handwovens: Start p. 83, 109; errata JF84: p. 89. [4] Tassels.” MJ91: pp. 43, 92–93. with a Vest.” MJ01: pp. 34–37. BOAS see SHAWLS, RUANAS, Vine, Philippa. “Painted-Warp Box.” [4, 8] ND95: pp. 64–65, 89. [4] Bright, Kathy; Tardy, Vicki. CAPES, PONCHOS BOULEVARD WEAVES see TIED UNIT Woods, Diane. “Treasure Boxes.” “Collaborative Weaving.” WEAVES MA92: pp. 40–42, 81–83; errata BOOK AND NOTEBOOK COVERS ND95: pp. 64–65, 89–90. [4] Essen, Deb. “Travel Journal Cover in SO94: p. 82; errata SO96: p. 93. BOUNDWEAVE see also WEFT- [3, 4, 8] Ikat Inspired by Weaving in BRAIDS, TAPES, TRIMS Borneo.” MJ04: pp. 56–59. [4] FACED WEAVES; TAQUETÉ Berlin, Shirley. “Kumihimo.” MJ99: Davenport, Betty. “Bronson Lace for Arkenberg, Rebecca. “Tales from the Ligon, Linda. “A Book That’s Bound pp. 31–34. Rigid Heddle Looms.” JF94: Loom: Story Characters on Four to Please.” SO83: pp. 67–69. Bradley, Louise. “Baby Bib and pp. 40–43, 88–89. [RH, 5] Shafts.” SO94: pp. 62–68. [4] Schlein, Alice. “First Trip to Booties.” MJ97: pp. 61, 80–81. __. “Rigid Heddle Weaving: How to Brigham, Cory. “Night Sky Pillow.” Convergence: Handwoven [8] Weave More Ends Per Inch.” SO89: pp. 46, 80. [4] Notebook Covers.” ND99: __. “Braid Embellished Pillows.” MJ86: pp. 68–71. [RH, 7] Carlisle, Betty; Mani, Sholeh pp. 70–72. [4, 8] MJ97: pp. 62, 81–82. [4] Davenport, Betty; Gaston-Voute, Malekeadeh; Feather, Jessica; Scorgie, Jean. “Notebook Cover.” __. “Kumihimo.” MJ91: pp. 56, Suzanne. “On the Angle.” JF86: Satterwhite, Susan. “A Semester MA93: pp. 59, 87. [4] 84–85. [4, 6] pp. 62–64, IS: 13–15. [RH]

© Handwoven® magazine, Interweave Press LLC. www.handwovenmagazine.com HANDWOVEN 5 Not to be reprinted. All rights reserved. Drumm, Judith. “Lace Weave Stoehr, Mary Kay. “Lace-Yoked __. “Help in the Studio I: Evaluating Halvorson, Suzanne. “The Spirit of Afghan.” Mr82: pp. 59, 88. [4] Tunic.” MJ88: pp. 50, 82–83. [8] Your Needs.” ND82: pp. 81–83. Place: A Doubleweave Color Ed. “Celebrate the Season.” SO98: Strickler, Carol. “Beginner’s Corner: An __. “Help in the Studio II: Hiring a Study.” MA00: pp. 32–35. [4] pp. 60, 69, 83–85. [I, 4, 8] Introduction to Two-Block Lace Permanent Staff.” JF83: Hamilton, Dawn. “Chenille Lightning Elkins, Barbara. “Topaz Lights Lap Designs.” JF91: pp. 58–59. [4] pp. 74–76, 96. Scarves.” SO98: pp. 38, 67–68; Robe.” ND95: pp. 28–29. [4] __. “Tied-Unit Table Mats.” ND87: __. “Interweave Forum: The Business errata MA99: p. 65. [4] Evans, Jane. “Rose Runner in Bronson pp. 54, IS: 12–13. [4] of Weaving.” SO88: pp. 78–81. Houston, Joan. “Tricolor Chenille Lace.” MJ00: pp. 62–65. [4] Thompson, Marjie. “Lace Plaids.” __. “Keeping Books.” MA87: pp. 28, Shawl.” SO96: pp. 23–24. [2, 4] Frank, May. “Bronson Lace Summery MJ96: pp. 42–43. 30–31. Kennard, Teresa. “Sundance Vest: Top.” MJ89: pp. 55, 81–82. [8] van der Meiden, Jette. “Adapting __. “Keeping Inventory.” ND89: Weaving and Sewing with Gaynes, Margaret. “Beginner’s Corner: Angstadt’s Patterns to Eight- pp. 21–22. Rayon Chenille.” MJ01: Consider the Borders.” ND92: Shaft Looms.” ND90: __. “Planning for the Future.” JF84: pp. 44–46. [2, 4] pp. 54–55, 90. [3] pp. 56–57, 81–82. [8] pp. 77–79. Lynde, Robin. “Fiesta Chenille Throw.” __. “Dogwood Placemats.” MJ88: Walker, Barbara. “Hearts Afire.” __. “Professional Pursuits—Pricing for JF99: pp. 57, 75–76. [2, 4] pp. 42, 78–79. SO01: pp. 52–54. [8] Profit: Keeping Essential Mayer, Anita Luvera. “The Good __. “Learning from Handwoven.” __. “Mixing Lace with a Pattern Records.” Nv81: pp. 75–77. (and Bad) News of Rayon ND93: pp. 32–34, 77. [4] Warp.” ND00: pp. 80–83. [4] __. “Professional Pursuits—Pricing for Chenille.” MJ88: pp. 61–63. Guy, Sallie. “Accent on Napkins.” Wertenberger, Kathryn. “Turned Profit II: Pulling It All __. “Guest Towels.” MJ98: pp. 36, 99. JF87: pp. 60–61, IS: 13. [4, 8] Bronson Lace.” MA92: Together.” Ja82: pp. 74–76. [2, 4] Heinrich, Linda. “Weaving with Linen: pp. 58–59, 86. [8] __. “Professional Pursuits—Production McFarland, Sue. “Clasped Weft The Cloth of the Ancients.” West, Virginia. “A Bronson Lace Efficiency: Working Smart.” Scarf.” JF95: pp. 31, 85–86. MA89: pp. 39–44, 77–80. [4, 8] Sampler.” MA92: pp. 54–55. My82: pp. 78–79. [2, 4] Holmgren, Mary. “Lace Bronson Tea Whaley, Betty Lou. “Exploring O’Connor, Marina. “Chenille Shadows Towels.” MA99: pp. 53, 72. [4] Bronson Lace.” MJ98: pp. 75–79. BUTTONS see CLOSURES Scarves.” SO98: pp. 39, 66–67. [8] Hoskins, Nancy; Wheeler, Ruth. Wilson, Sally. “Bronson Lace Scarf.” Saulson, Sarah. “A First Warp Painting “Classic Linen Towels.” MA97: MJ88: pp. 49, 81. [4] Project.” ND99: pp. 48–52. [4, 8] CALENDARS pp. 65, 79–81. [4, 8] Xenakis, David. “Home Weaving: Christensen, Evelyn. “Guatemalan Scorgie, Jean. “Vest with Scarf.” Irwin, Alison. “Daisy Chain Runner.” Linen ’n Lace.” 79FW: Belt Weave.” MA86: pp. 68–69, SO99: pp. 54–55, 79–82. [4] MA95: pp. 63, 87. [4, 6] pp. 44–45. [RH] IS: 14–15. [4] Sherrodd, Kristie. “Chenille Hand Jaastad, Sandee. “Getting Together: Ed. “Perpetual Calendar.” ND95: Towels.” JF98: pp. 46, 82–83; Placemats and Napkins.” MJ02: BRONSON see BRONSON LACE; pp. 32–34. errata ND98: p. 65. [4] pp. 56–58. [4] SPOT BRONSON Jones, Carolyn. “Designing Women— Jones, Janice. “Wandering Vine Bed Many Hands: The Rewards of CHILDREN see BABIES AND Skirt.” MJ97: pp. 70, 82. [6] BROOK’S BOUQUET Collaboration.” SO02: pp. 68–69. CHILDREN Lawson, Julie. “Kirschbaum Davenport, Betty. “Doubleweave on Monaghan, Kathleen. “Calendar Tablecloth.” JF87: pp. 58, the Rigid Heddle Loom.” MJ92: Girls.” SO98: p. 23. CHRISTMAS see HOLIDAY IS: 10. [4] pp. 61–64, 91. [RH, 4] Leary, Catherine. “Peach Blossom PROJECTS Haugh, Lise. “Wedding Dress.” 80SS: CANNELÉ see DEFLECTED WARP OR Table Mats.” MA97: pp. 51, 79; pp. 34, 63–64. [2, 4] WEFT CHURCH, LITURGICAL WEAVING errata SO97: p. 72. [4] Meier, Barbara. “Brooks Bouquet see ECCLESIASTICAL WEAVING Muller, Donna. “Textured Mat with Window Hanging.” MJ94: Lace Bronson.” ND92: pp. 65, CANVAS WEAVE pp. 61, 87–88. [2, 4] Steinkoenig, Judy. “Curtains for Susan’s 92. [3] Miriam, Selma. “Lacy Curtains with CLASPED WEFT Kitchen.” ND94: pp. 69, 98. [4] Austin, Deborah. “Checkerboard Owen, Bob. “Bronson Lace Pick-Up.” Brooks Bouquet.” MJ03: Tardy, Vicki. “Sea Crystal Dress.” Sweater.” JF94: pp. 48, 91–92. MA92: pp. 56–57, 85–86. [3, 4] pp. 44–47. [4] MA87: pp. 55, IS: 11. [8] [RH, 2, 4] Pendergrass, Mary. “Heirloom Morrison, Ruth. “8-Shaft Huck Bright, Kathy. “Clasped Weft Mats.” Weaving: Christening Gown.” Towels.” JF01: pp. 44–45. [8] ND89: pp. 56–57, 79–80. [2, 4] Se82: p. 53. [6] Patrick, Jane. “Not for Beginners CARD WEAVING PROJECTS see Ed. “Tapestry: An Idea Notebook.” Piroch, Sigrid. “Letters and Words in Only: Finger Control.” MA83: TABLET WEAVING PROJECTS Ja82: pp. 34–35, 84. [RH, 2] Bronson Lace: It’s as Easy as pp. 70–72. [F, RH, 2, 4] McFarland, Sue. “Clasped Weft Scarf.” ABC.” MA90: pp. 68–71. [4. 8] CARD WEAVING see TABLET Preckshot, Amy. “Two Silk Blouses JF95: pp. 31, 85–86. [2, 4] WEAVING and Wrap Skirt.” JF86: pp. BRUSHING see FINISHING McGuinness, Mary. “Icicle Dress.” 54–55, IS: 9–10; errata SO86: JF87: pp. 45, IS: 4. [4] IS: 16. [6, 8] BUSINESS TIPS see also CELL WEAVES see DEFLECTED WARP Scorgie, Jean. “Light and Shadow Pryde, Celeste. “Breaking Rules.” MARKETING OR WEFT; HONEYCOMB Pillow.” ND91: pp. 62, 91. [4] MA00: pp. 78–80; errata MJ00: Alderman, Sharon. “Five Pillows from __. “The Southwest Collection: p. 15. [4] One Warp.” My82: pp. 38–40, CHENILLE Clasped Weft Rug Mugs and Robinson, Joan. “Summer Linen 93–94. [4, 8] Alderman, Sharon. “Luscious Runner.” SO86: pp. 58–59, Scarf.” MA97: pp. 27, 84. [4] Ed. “Production Weaving: A Feasibility Chenille Shawl.” MA94: pp. 61, IS: 10–11. [2, 4] Rogovin, June. “Renaissance Study.” My82: pp. 21–22. 87. [RH, 2, 4] Johnston, Coleen. “Weaving Commis- Anderson-Shea, Charlene. “Selvedge Wedding.” SO01: pp. 34–37. CLOSURES: BUTTONS, CLASPS, ETC. [4, 8] sions: Contracts Aren’t Always Strip Rugs.” JF90: pp. 56–57. [4] Dixon, Anne. “Weekend Weaver: Scorgie, Jean. “Bronson Lace.” Murder.” SO89: pp. 28, 30. Autio, Laurie. “Joy to the World.” Dorset Crosswheel Buttons.” MA92: pp. 52–53, 84–85. [4] LaLena, Constance. “Apprenticeships: SO00: pp. 36–39. [2, 4] MA04: pp. 72–74. Scott, Polly. “Keep It Simple: White Boon or Bane?” JF89: pp. 22–23. Blumenthal, Betsy. “Chenille Vest Green, Marilyn. “Beads, Buttons, and on White Shawl.” ND86: __. “Borrowing from the Bank.” Su85: with Ribbon Inlay.” SO99: Findings.” ND86: pp. 84–87. pp. 31–32. [4] pp. 33–34. pp. 56–57, 78–79. [RH, 2, 4] Smith, Mimi. “Evolution of a Shawl __. “Break-Even Analysis.” SO86: Cahoon, Maggie. “Space-Dyeing Chenille.” MA94: pp. 72–73. COATS, JACKETS, KIMONOS in Bronson Lace.” MJ03: pp. 60, 62. Alderman, Sharon. “Mardi Gras Erickson, Johanna. “Chenille pp. 70–72. [6] __. “Financial Statements: An Aid to Evening Jacket.” JF90: pp. Scarves.” MJ97: pp. 41, 79. Springer, Patricia. “Altar Cloths for a Financial Management.” MA85: 40–42. [8] [2, 4] Wedding.” SO01: pp. 40–41; pp. 33–34. __. “Silk Kimono.” 80SS: pp. 28, Gaustad, Stephenie. “Do-It-Yourself errata MJ02, p. 14. [8] __. “A Guild Show or Sale.” SO85: 66. [8] pp. 72–73. Chenille.” SO92: pp. 62–64.

© Handwoven® magazine, Interweave Press LLC. www.handwovenmagazine.com HANDWOVEN 6 Not to be reprinted. All rights reserved. Andrews, Jane. “Denim Rag Strip.” __. “Production Weaver: Trudy Van Lamb, Sara. “Black Pearl Cotton 95. [4] SO92: pp. 66, 85. [2, 4] Stralen.” My82: pp. 50–51, 96. Kimono.” JF83: pp. 44–45, __. “A Doubleweave Jacket.” SO83: Anstine, Jean; Bradley, Louise. [4] 84–85. [4, 8] pp. 48–49, 99–100. [4, 8] “Portable Weaving: A Band Evanson, Karen; Scorgie, Jean. __. “Kimono Jacket.” ND91: pp. 42, __. “Easy, Easier, Easiest Inlay.” of Ideas for Bands.” MJ86: “Karen’s Striped Jacket.” JF88: 85. [2, 4] MA86: pp. 70–71, IS: 13. [4] pp. 40–46, IS: 7–9. [C, I] pp. 60–61, IS: 8. [4] Lancaster, Daryl; Wittenberg, Barbara; __. “Jacket to Match.” SO90: pp. 46, Bartl, Pam. “Beautiful and Bold.” Eychaner, Barbara. “9 to 5 Overshirt.” Murphy, Marilyn. “Revisiting the 77–78. [4] 80SS: pp. 42–43. [4] JF84: pp. 43, 110. [RH, 4] Bog Jacket and Other Reminis- __. “Jacket with Crocheted Seams.” Beard, Betty. “Daisy Dog Fur Coat.” Fournier, Jane. “Fulled and cences.” JF02: pp. 35–39. MJ91: pp. 65, 93. [2, 4] Mr82: pp. 62–63, 87–88. [4] Embroidered Jacket.” JF97: Leethem, Kaino. “Bright, Breezy __. “More Rags.” My81: pp. 49, 81. __. “Sherpa Coat.” Ja82: pp. 36, 84. pp. 33, 77. [4] Stripes.” Su84: pp. 60–61, 106. [4] [4] Freeman, Mollie. “A Custom Pattern [4] __. “Poppana Tapestry Jacket.” Su83: __. “Warm and Wooly Parka.” 79FW: for a Dolman Jacket.” MJ01: Leinweber, Sandra. “Highway Stripe pp. 48, 84. [2, 4] pp. 18–19, 53. [4] pp. 24–27. Kimono.” MA95: pp. 44–46, __. “Quilting on Four-Shaft Double- __. “Wrapped-in-Style Poncho Cape.” Fry, Laura. “From Small Overshots to 93–94. [8] weave.” MJ92: pp. 54–56, 87. JF85: pp. 41, IS: 14–15. [4] Skip Twills.” SO93: pp. 54–56, Ligon, Linda. “Linda’s Plaid Jacket.” [4, 8] Beeny, Merna. “Autumn Colors.” 89–90. [4] JF88: pp. 56–58, IS: 7. [2, 4] __. “Shadow Weave Twill Jacket and Se82: pp. 47–49, 83. Gilbert, Donna. “Two Loom-Shaped Lyon, Nancy. “Bomber Style Jacket.” Huck Blouse.” SO87: pp. 42–43, Blake, Åse. “Rose Jacket.” MJ87: Designs for Narrow Looms.” ND88: pp. 50–51, 80. [4] IS: 6. [4] pp. 56, IS: 9. [4, 8] FW80: pp. 28–30. [RH, 2, 4] Mayer, Anita Luvera. “Celebration __. “Snow Shadows Brushed Coat.” Bohannan, Ronnine. “Ikat Design: Guy, Sallie. “Doubleweave Jacket.” of Life Coat.” JF97: pp. 34–35, JF90: pp. 48–49, 78; errata Brushstrokes of Color.” Su84: MJ93: pp. 42, 78–79. [8] 82–83. [2, 4] MJ90: p. 97. [2, 4] pp. 56–57, 100, 102. [2, 4] Heite, Louise. “Glit: An Icelandic __. “Modular Clothing.” MJ86: Scorgie, Jean; Leethem, Kaino; Moore __. “Special Warp Effects with Inlay Technique.” MJ87: pp. 58–61. [Buchheit], Carla. “Brushing!” Space-Dyed Yarn.” MJ86: pp. 64–65, IS: 4. [4] McNulty, Maureen. “Poppana Jacket.” JF83: pp. 46–47, 88–89. [4] pp. 49–50, IS: 11. [2, 4] Henrikson, Susan. “Dyeing to Order.” MA93: pp. 47, 81–82. [2, 4] Smith, Karen. “Silk Cocoon.” MA87: Bradley, Louise. “Atwater-Bronson My82: pp. 45–47, 96–97. [2] Meadow, Debra. “Wool and Mohair pp. 57, IS: 15; errata SO87: Ensemble.” Su84: pp. 59, __. “A Little Dye Makes the Jacket.” JF90: pp. 46–47, 80. [8] IS: 3. [4] 104–105. [6] Difference.” MA83: pp. 60–62, Menlove, Rebecca. “Fulling Wool by Sneary, Anne. “Felted Jacket.” JF91: __. “Bauhaus-Inspired Jacket.” MJ90: 97–98. [RH, 2] Hand and Machine.” JF96: pp. 47, 70–72. [4] pp. 64, 92–93. [6] __. “Wool Parka.” SO83: pp. 42, pp. 34–37. [4] Spencer, Emmy. “Plain and Simple __. “Crisp Linen Jacket.” MA89: 93–94; errata MA84: p. 93. [4] __. “Hint of Spring Jacket.” MA94: Jacket.” SO93: pp. 53, 88–89. pp. 46–47, 82–83. [4] Hewson, Betty. “Try Shadow Weave pp. 60, 86–87. [4] [RH, 2, 4] __. “Flame-Bordered Coat in Twill.” JF84: pp. 14–15. [4] Newhouse, Terry. “Royal Blue Stahl, Yvonne. “Boulevard Weave Moorman Technique.” ND92: Homme, Audrey. “Cocoon on a Tilt.” Chenille Jacket.” SO94: pp. Ensemble.” MA95: pp. 69–70, pp. 49, 86. [4] MA96: pp. 43, 81. [2, 4] 70–71, 96–97; errata MJ95: 95–96. [4, 6] __. “Kumihimo.” MJ91: pp. 56, __. “Wind-and-Weather Mohair p. 85. [4] Stewart, Paula. “Red Oriental Jacket.” 84–85. [4, 6] Coat.” JF95: pp. 39–45. [4] Nordling, Sara. “Evening Star Jacket.” ND89: pp. 91, 84. [8] __. “One Warp, One Pattern—Five Hutchison, Jean. “Two Techniques for MA04: pp. 48–50. [4, 8, 16] Stoehr, Mary Kay. “Crazy Quilt Bed Garments.” My82: pp. 34–36, the Beginning Sewer.” MJ01: O’Connor, Eileen. “Reversible Coat.” Jacket.” ND84: pp. 71, IS: 13. 97–98. [4] pp. 56–60. [4, 8] ND85: pp. 46–47, IS: 8. [4] [4] __. “Rag Jacket.” MJ97: pp. 40, Jackson, Karin. “Coat of Many O’Connor, Marina. “Aegean Sunset __. “Gray Plaid Jacket.” SO85: 78–79. [8] Looks.” JF91: pp. 48, 72–73. Jacket.” JF96: pp. 58, 88–91. pp. 60, IS: 10–11. [4] __. “South America Inspired.” SO88: [2, 4] [2, 4] __. “Purple Haze Sweater Jacket.” pp. 65, 102–104. [C, 2, 4, 6] Johnson, Beth. “The Tweed of Patrick, Jane. “Jane’s Car Coat.” JF88: JF85: pp. 40, IS: 13–14. [8] Campbell, Sue. “Ribbon and Lace Harris.” Nv81: pp. 47–49, 87. pp. 66–67, IS: 11. [4] __. “Snakeskin Jacket.” SO84: and Beaded Adornments.” JF97: [RH, 2, 4] __. “Silk Jacket.” JF83: pp. 50–90. pp. 54–55, 96, 98. [4] pp. 40–41, 75–76. [2, 4] Jones, Janice. “Autumn Pleasures Bog [4, 8] Straight, Dixie. “Blue Medley Jacket.” Cherry, Christie. “Turned Overshot Jacket.” SO84: pp. 76, 109. [4] Paulson, Debra. “Silk Kimono Jacket.” JF85: pp. 31, IS: 5. [2, 4] Jacket.” SO93: pp. 52, 86–87. __. “Shadow Dancer Jacket.” MA98: SO98: pp. 43, 71–72. [2, 4] Sullivan, Donna. “Single Three-Tie [6] pp. 41, 79. [8] Pazeian, Anita. “Caribbean Coat.” Unit Weave.” MA91: Curran, Mary. “Trillium Flower Felted __. “Vadmal Jacket.” SO87: ND89: pp. 90, 84. [16] pp. 61–63, 90, 92. [4] Jacket.” JF92: pp. 66, 88. pp. 44–45, IS: 7. [4] Piroch, Sigrid. “Putting on the Glitz: Sylvan, Katherine. “Moorman Inlay Dam, Inge. “Embroidery with Beads Kappeler, Erda. “Weaving on a A Jacket.” JF02: pp. 56–57. [6] Cocoon.” MA88: pp. 61, and Mirrors––Embellishing Board.” SO83: pp. 46–47, 92, Powalisz, Carol. “Embroidered Jacket.” IS: 13. [4] Handwoven Surfaces.” SO04: 110. [F] SO87: pp. 46, IS: 7–8. [4] Ternullo, Eileen. “Sahara Jacket.” pp. 78–79. Kennard, Teresa. “Angora Cocoon.” Rath, Carolyn. “Amethyst Ensemble MA87: pp. 56, IS: 11. [2, 4] Davenport, Betty. “Third Time ND93: pp. 48, 84–85. [6] Fabrics.” MJ96: pp. 44–45, Thilenius, Carol; Simpson, Marion. Around Jacket.” SO91: pp. 46, __. “Diaimondo Ensemble.” SO97: 86–87. [2, 4] “Wooly Woolens.” Se82: 88–89. [RH, 2] pp. 61, 74–75. [4, 8] Reisner, Virginia. “Double-Faced pp. 44–46. [4] Davenport, Betty; Alderman, Sharon; __. “Evening Jacket and Gown.” Plain Weave with Overshot Thomas, Clara Rose. “White Light Dobrovolny, Ardis. “Loom JF95: pp. 49, 84–85. [4] Patterning.” JF99: pp. 52–53, Jacket.” MJ98: pp. 39, 99–100. Shaped—3 Ways.” Mr82: __. “Luxurious Indulgences.” JF97: 68. [4] [6] pp. 44–46, 80–83. [RH, 4] pp. 42–43, 79–80. [2, 4] Ritter, Pat. “Distorted Warp and Weft Toomre, Linda; Sapper, Dee. DeAtley, Suzanne. “Designing with __. “Rose Ensemble.” MA96: pp. 44, Jacket.” JF91: pp. 50, 74–75. [4] “Sponge, Dab, and Squiggle.” Crackle.” SO94: pp. 36–41, 84–85. [7, 8] Ryeburn, Jo Anne. “Lilac Mist MJ97: pp. 36–37, 76. [4] 86–88. [8] Klippenstein, Carol. “Warm and Jacket.” SO98: pp. 37, Voiers, Leslie. “Coat with Cape Dieringer, Beverly. “Windowpane Check Wooly, Bright and Soft.” 79FW: 72–73. [8] Sleeves.” SO85: pp. 54–55, Kimono.” MJ88: pp. 52, 84. [10] pp. 28–29, 58. [4] Scorgie, Jean. “Blanket Coat.” JF91: IS: 9. [4] Dobrovolny, Ardis. “Sand Dunes and Knisely, Dee. “Felted Cape Coat.” pp. 49, 73–74. __. “Double-Faced Twill Kimono Dune Grass Ensemble.” MA85: JF92: pp. 59, 87. [4] __. “Boundweave Coat and Jacket.” Jacket.” SO87: pp. 40–41, pp. 57, IS: 14–15. [8] Knollenberg, Barbara. “Autumn FW80: pp. 31, 74–75. [4] IS: 5. [4] Ed. “Plum Wooly Jacket.” JF84: Leaves Jacket.” ND93: pp. 42, __. “Designing Easy Patterns to Fit __. “Fall Foliage.” ND84: pp. 69, IS: pp. 46, 108. [4] 81–82. [4] Any Body.” MA95: pp. 37–42, 12. [2, 4]

© Handwoven® magazine, Interweave Press LLC. www.handwovenmagazine.com HANDWOVEN 7 Not to be reprinted. All rights reserved. __. “Jacket of Many Colors.” ND88: Darwall, Randall. “Color Morton, Betsy. “Colorful Striped Ed. “A Structure Primer: Color-and- pp. 48, 79. [2, 4] Connections.” JF93: pp. 47–49. Towels.” JF93: pp. 62, 90. [4] Weave.” SO03: p. 30. Wertenberger, Kathryn. “Angora __. “Color Conversations.” MA00: Palson, Patricia. “Color with Erickson, Johanna. “Chenille Scarves.” Surface Interest Jacket and Hat.” pp. 82–84. Overshot Blocks.” MJ00: MJ97: pp. 41, 79. [2, 4] JF89: pp. 67–69, 83–84. [6, 8] Dobrovolny, Ardis. “Color Theory pp. 48–51. [4] __. “Johanna Erickson’s Art Is the __. “Doubleweave Parka.” MJ92: Applied.” Se81: pp. 33–34. __. “Overshot Elegance: A Shawl Fabric of Everyday Life.” MA95: pp. 57, 88–90. [8] Ed. “Color, Color, Color, Color.” and Hat.” MJ01: pp. 74–77; pp. 56–57, 89. [2, 4] __. “Weaver’s Challenge: Combining Se81: pp. 27–29. errata MJ02: p. 14. [4] Eychaner, Barbara. “Idea Notebook: Weave Patterns or Structures.” __. “A New Look at the Standard Pryde, Celeste. “Breaking Rules.” The Ultimate Brown Bag.” SO88: pp. 83–85, 105. [13] Color Wheel.” Se81: p. 12. MA00: pp. 78–80; errata MJ00: SO86: pp. 36, IS: 6. [2, 4] Wertenberger, Kathryn; Kurzmack, Fry, Laura. “Weekend Weaver: p. 15. [4] Hamilton, Dawn. “Playing with Color Tammy. “Simple Jackets: An Rainbow Scarf––A Color Gamp Rees, Linda. “Tough Colors.” Se81: and Weave.” SO98: pp. 42–44. Ultra EZ Garment.” SO93: You Can Wear.” JF04: pp. 58–59. Jennings, Laurie. “Heathery Blanket.” pp. 50–53, 85–86. [4] pp. 52–54. [4] Scorgie, Jean. “Recognizing a SO93: pp. 63, 91; errata SO95: Winston, Charlotte. “Off the Hook: Gaynes, Margaret. “Beginner’s Corner: Complement When You See p. 83. [2, 4] Bosnian Crochet.” Nv81: The Story of the Calendar One.” JF93: p. 51. Kaulitz, Manuela. “Overshot Patterns pp. 45–46. [4] Towel.” JF93: pp. 56–57, 89. [4] Selk, Karen. “Color Vocabulary.” in Color-and-Weave Effect Wittpenn, Ann. “Big Jacket.” JF98: Geis, Flavian. “Color Me Happy.” SO02: p. 42. Doubleweave.” JF94: pp. 62–65, pp. 34–35, 74. [4] MA00: pp. 50–56. [2, 4, 8, 16] Strickler, Carol. “Weave Color!” 94–97. [4] __. “Woven Jacket and Vest Front.” Irwin, Bobbie. “The Magic of 79FW: p. 8. Kelly, Jacquie. “A Shirt from the JF98: pp. 36, 75–76. [2, 4] Iridescence.” JF04: pp. 68–72. Tardy, Vicki. “A Color Gamp in Americas Circa Y1K.” JF00: Xenakis, Alexis. “A Turkish Coat.” [4] Overshot.” JF04: p. 51. [4] pp. 68–69. [4] Mr81: pp. 39–41. Janson, John. “Color-Wheel Clock: Tarses, Bonnie. “A Scarf for the New Kennard, Teresa. “Rose Ensemble.” Yamamoto, Judith. “Rainbow Jacket.” A Study in Color and Pattern.” Millennium: Color Horoscope MA96: pp. 44, 84–85. [7, 8] MJ93: pp. 53, 83–84. [2, 4] JF04: pp. 46–47. for Weaving.” ND99: pp. 26–28; Lamb, Britt-Marie. “For Starters: Star Znamierowski, Nell. “Color Kaestner, Tracy. “Minuet in Color.” errata JF00: p. 17. [2, 4] Towels.” SO03: pp. 28–31. [4] Forecasting and the Weaver.” SO00: pp. 44–47. [4] Tedder, Lynn. “4-Shaft Twill Gamps.” Monaghan, Kathleen. “Blue Maze MJ86: pp. 33–38, IS: 6–7. __. “Paint a Rainbow.” MA00: ND04: pp. 48–51. [4] Placemats.” SO98: pp. 45, 74. [2, 4, 8] pp. 58–61. [8] Templeton, Peg. “Organize to Control [2, 4] __. “Finishing Wool: Three Keizer, Sylvia. “A Baby Quilt from Your Color.” Se81: pp. 48–49. [4] Morris, Kathleen. “Silk Pinwheels.” Approaches.” Nv81: pp. 50–53, Handwoven Cloth.” JF04: Vinroot, Sally. “A Feeling for Color.” MA01: pp. 50–54; errata MA02, 83, 86. [RH, 2, 4] pp. 48–50. [4] Se81: pp. 47, 63. p. 14. [8, 12] LaLena, Constance. “Color: Wertenberger, Kathryn. “Designing Paulson, Debra. “Silk Kimono Jacket.” COLLAPSE WEAVES A Powerful Tool.” ND88: with Color.” Se81: p. 32. SO98: pp. 43, 71–72. [2, 4] Brackett, David; Knudson, Bethanne. pp. 30–31. __. “Tools of the Designer.” Se81: Saulson, Sarah. “Now We Are Eight: “Shrinkydinks: A Class Explores Lancaster, Daryl. “Color Forecasting.” pp. 50–52. [RH, 2, 4] A Stellar Man’s Scarf on Eight Collapse.” ND89: pp. 31–34. SO03: pp. 68–69. __. “Weaver’s Challenge: Complemen- Shafts.” SO03: pp. 56–59. [8] Clarke, Amy. “Organic Structure: the __. “Handwoven’s Fabric Forecast: tary Colors.” ND85: pp. 90, 91. Scorgie, Jean. “Winter Lichen Art of Overtwist with Ann Fall/Winter ’04–’05.” JF04: White, Violet. “Time Capsules.” JF87: Towels.” JF94: pp. 80, 100. [4] Richards.” ND96: pp. 32–34. pp. 74–76. p. 75. Scorgie, Jean; Martin, Gloria. “Four- Cross, Dorothy. “Plain Weave with a __. “Handwoven’s Fabric Forecast: Znamierowski, Nell. “Color and Shaft Doubleweave with Color- Twist or Two!” JF03: pp. 44–47. Fashions for Fall/Winter Design.” Se81: pp. 40–42. and-Weave Effects.” Su85: [2, 4] ’04–’05.” MA04: pp. 76–79. __. “Color Design for Garments.” pp. 38–39, IS: 15. [4] Field, Anne. “Collapse-Weave Scarf.” __. “Handwoven’s Fabric Forecast: ND86: pp. 54–59. Seachord, Carrie. “Color Gamp SO04: pp. 48–50. [4] Fashions for Spring/Summer __. “Color Forecasting and the Cloth.” Su84: pp. 77, 117. [2, 4] Richards, Ann. “Breaking into ’05.” ND04: pp. 74–77. Weaver.” MJ86: pp. 33–38, Wertenberger, Kathryn. “Afghan Waves.” ND96: pp. 35–38. __. “Handwoven’s Fabric Forecast: IS: 6–7. [2, 4, 8] Weaves from Baskets.” SO90: Spring/Summer ’04.” ND03: __. “Color in Plain Weave.” ND91: pp. 92–94. [10] pp. 28–31. [8] pp. 52–55. __. “Weaver’s Challenge: Color-and- COLLARS AND YOKES Brostoff, Laya. “The Cartoon.” Ja82: __. “Handwoven’s Fabric Forecast __. “Experiments in Texture and Cord Weave Effects.” MA84: pp. 26–30, 87. [RH, 2] Spring/Summer ’05.” SO04: Weaves.” ND92: pp. 59–62, pp. 36–37. Crompton, Agatha. “Quaker Collar.” pp. 84–87. 91–92. [8] Windeknecht, Margaret. “Color-and- ND95: pp. 54, 87–88. [2, 4] __. “Handwoven’s Fabric Forecast: __. “In Celebration of Red.” ND88: Weave on Rosepath.” JF91: Kambic, Louetta. “Japanese Vest.” The Year in Review.” MJ04: pp. 89–93. pp. 52–54, 75–76. [4] MA97: pp. 55, 78–79. [8] pp. 76–79. Znamierowski, Nell. “Color in Plain Libsch, Peggy. “A Colorful Mix for COLOR-AND-WEAVE see also Weave.” ND91: pp. 52–55. a Doll.” ND00: pp. 32–34. [4] COLOR SHADOW WEAVE Alderman, Sharon. “Color as Liebler, Barbara. “Color Excitement.” Alderman, Sharon. “Color-and- COMBBY see LOOMS: DOBBY MA85: pp. 80–81. Inspiration.” JF93: pp. 36–38, Weave Effects, Part I.” MA93: LOOMS 83. [8] __. “Color Scheming.” SO84: pp. 30–32. pp. 88–89. Beeny, Merna. “Autumn Colors.” __. “Color-and-Weave Effects, Part COMPUTER DRAFTING AND Se82: pp. 47–49, 83. __. “The Personality of Color.” SO86: II.” MJ93: pp. 30–31. pp. 80–81. DESIGN __. “Spring and Summer Colors.” Bradley, Louise. “Color-and-Weave George, Patrice. “Design Decisions: __. “Sophisticated Color.” JF90: p. 67. Su83: p. 95. Blanket.” JF91: pp. 54–55, Software Solutions.” ND84: __. “Values Clarification.” ND88: Belson, Michele; Luhring, Alan A. 76–77. [4] pp. 47–49. pp. 22, 24. “The Color Gamp, Beautiful Chandler, Deborah [Redding]. “Your Pulos, Liz. “Cartoons by Computer.” Ligon, Linda. “A Matter of Style: and Practical.” JF04: pp. 44–45. Weaving Teacher: Tabby Tricks.” JF91: pp. 40–41. Color.” Se81: pp. 4–5. [4, 8] Nv81: pp. 73–74. Salsbury, Nate. “My Computer __. “A Matter of Style: Color Bunke, Kim Marie. “Nature as Curran, Fran. “A Throw from Leftover Designs a Bedspread.” My82: Forecasting.” MA83: p. 6. Colorist: Three Little Pigments.” Yarn.” SO95: pp. 66–67, 89. [8] pp. 80–82. [8] Menz, Deb. “Color Concepts.” MA00: pp. 42–45. [8] Davenport, Betty. “Experiments in Strickler, Carol; Strickler, Stewart. MA00: pp. 36–40. Butler, Su. “Back to Basics: Color Color and Weave with Floats.” “Faster Than a Speeding __. “Weaving with Chords.” SO00: Substitutions.” MA00: MA87: pp. 60–61, IS: 14. Weaver.” SO84: pp. 86–87. pp. 20–23. [4] pp. 60–63. [RH, 4]

© Handwoven® magazine, Interweave Press LLC. www.handwovenmagazine.com HANDWOVEN 8 Not to be reprinted. All rights reserved. COMPUTER SOFTWARE REVIEWS CONFERENCES AND WORKSHOPS Scorgie, Jean. “Design’s-On-You Schomp, Halcyon. “Bouclé Twill Contest Winners.” SO87: Spread.” SO83: pp. 62, 106, see REVIEWS: COMPUTER Amos, Alden. “How to Sponsor a Workshop: Part I—The Basics of pp. 31–33. 108. [4] SOFTWARE Organizing a Workshop.” Znamierowski, Nell. “The Carnegie States, Diantha. “Overshot Patterns MA87: pp. 75, 77–78. Fabric Contest.” MJ90: p. 15. Woven in Two Colors.” JF94: COMPUTER-AIDED DOBBY LOOMS __. “How to Sponsor a Workshop: __. “Fifth International Textile Design pp. 52–53. see LOOMS: DOBBY LOOMS Part 2—The Workshop Begins.” Contest.” MA91: p. 106. Strickler, Carol. “Traditional SO87: pp. 73–75. __. “The International Textile Design Threadings: White-on-White COMPUTERS AND COMPUTER Bradley, Louise. “National Woolcrafts Contest—Fashion Foundation of Bedspread.” ND82: pp. 49, 93. SOFTWARE see also REVIEWS: Festival: New Zealand’s Annual Japan.” MA92: pp. 34–35. [4] COMPUTER SOFTWARE Craft Celebration.” SO90: p. 25. Sundquist, Wendy. “Twenty-Five Snow- Ed. “Glossary of Computer Online Chandler, Deborah [Redding]. COPYRIGHT balls Coverlet.” JF94: pp. 51, Terminology.” ND94: p. 82. “Convergence ’84.” SO84: DuBoff, Leonard. “What You Should 92–93; errata SO94: p. 82. [4] Kelly, Bob and Jacquie. “Computer- pp. 16–18. Know About You.” ND94: Wertenberger, Kathryn. “Overshot Assisted Looms.” ND90: pp. 87, __. “Your Weaving Teacher: A Learning pp. 76–78. Coverlet.” FW80: pp. 47, 90. Journey.” SO83: pp. 16–18. Lancaster, Daryl. “More on Ethics in 70–71. [4] LaLena, Constance. “Computers for __. “Your Weaving Teacher: Getting Handweaving.” MJ03: pp. 74–75. Xenakis, Alexis. “Heirloom Weaving: the Fiber Professional.” Mr82: the Most Out of a Class.” van der Hoogt, Madelyn. “What’s Not A Greek Dower Sheet.” 80SS: pp. 72–74. ND86: pp. 16, 18. Hot: An Essay on Ethics.” JF03: pp. 36–37, 62. [4, 8] Merrill, David. “YARNCALC: A Crews, Penelope. “Displaying Fiber p. 77. Basic Yarn Calculator.” ND93: Works in an Art Show.” MA88: CRACKLE pp. 22–24. pp. 78, 98. CORD WEAVES Bamesberger, Gene. “Winter Warmth: Piroch, Sigrid. “What’s All the Fuss Ed. “Convergence ’86.” JF87: p. 28. Alderman, Sharon. “The Secret of a Crackle Weave Sweater.” JF89: about Computers.” MA91: Harvey, Nancy. “Workshops.” JF86: Corrugated Surface: Bedford pp. 90, 86. [4] pp. 72–75. pp. 13–14. Cord.” JF85: pp. 27–29, IS: 4–5; Bright, Kathy. “Country Rustic Strickler, Carol. “Choosing Software Lancaster, Daryl. “Conference Fashion errata Su85: IS: 2. Towels.” JF94: pp. 79, 99–100. for Soft-Wear Work.” SO86: Shows: A Survival Guide.” Znamierowski, Nell. “Experiments in [4] pp. 82–84. MJ02: pp. 28–32. Texture and Cord Weaves.” DeAtley, Suzanne. “Designing with __. “The Computer as a Design Tool.” Mayer, Anita Luvera. “Friendship ND92: pp. 59–62, 91–92. [8] Crackle.” SO94: pp. 36–41, ND87: p. 66. Garments.” JF90: pp. 38–39. 86–88. [8] __. “Fabric Analysis.” ND85: Patrick, Jane. “Connecting Threads: Hagenbruch, Rita. “Halvdräll: CORDUROY see PILE WARP OR pp. 83–84. Convergence 90.” SO90: A Swedish Favorite for Table- WEFT __. “Tips on Giving Programs and pp. 23–24. cloths.” MJ02: pp. 64–67. [4] Workshops on Computers in __. “Convergence: Chicago ’88.” Holmes, Lynette. “Periwinkle Crackle Weaving.” MA85: pp. 67–68. SO88: pp. 70, 75. CORKSCREW TWILL Sweater.” SO94: pp. 37, 85–86. Alderman, Sharon. “Offset Twill Tie.” Strickler, Carol; Strickler, Stewart. Pettigrew, Dale. “Spin-Off [4] SO86: pp. 65, IS: 16. [8] “Coming to Terms.” MA83: Rendezvous—A Celebration of Hougaard, Molly. “Rib Block Weave: pp. 73–74. Spinning.” JF88: pp. 29–30. Four Blocks (and More) on Four __. “Computer Networking.” MJ87: COTTON see YARNS AND FIBERS Shafts.” SO98: pp. 56–58, 77. [4] pp. 89–90. CONTESTS Kaulitz, Manuela. “Crackle Patterns __. “Draft-Blender.” MA87: pp. 68, Coca, Joe. “From the Studio of COUNTERBALANCE LOOMS see from Twill Profiles.” SO94: 70, 72. Joe Coca: What’s Hot!” SO04: LOOMS: COUNTERBALANCE pp. 42–43. __. “Drawdown Programs for the pp. 34–36. LOOMS Keasbey, Doramay. “Variations on a Apple Computer.” SO83: Irwin, Bobbie. “The Magic of Theme.” SO00: pp. 52–58. [4] pp. 88–89. Iridescence.” JF04: pp. 68–72. [4] COVERLETS AND BEDSPREADS Lyon, Nancy. “Bomber Style Jacket.” __. “A Fabric Analysis Program.” Ed. “Great Cover-Up Weaving Bliss, Anne. “A Handwoven Bed- ND88: pp. 50–51, 80. [4] JF86: pp. 76, 92. Contest.” SO88: pp. 22–24. spread.” Mr82: pp. 56, 87. [4] Muller, Donna. “Crackle Scarf with __. “First Steps to Buying a Home __. “Great Ties Weaving Contest.” Dillard, Marilyn. “Weft-Striped Arrows.” SO94: pp. 39, 83. [4] Computer.” MA84: pp. 90–91. ND92: pp. 34–36, 80–87. [4, 8] Bedspread.” SO83: pp. 60–61, Scorgie, Jean. “Crackle Christmas __. “A Five-Year Retrospective.” __. “Handwoven’s Award of Excellence 105–106. [4] Runner.” SO87: pp. 58, IS: 13. SO87: pp. 60–61. in Weaving for the Home.” Hillenburg, Nancy. “Eliza’s Coverlet.” [4] __. “Graphic Features on Home ND94: pp. 66–67. JF94: p. 58. Strong, Gladys. “Mary Meigs Computers.” Su84: pp. 89–90. __. “Handwoven’s Sensational Scarves Holm, Anne-Mette. “Inspired Atwater.” ND82: pp. 50–51, 89, __. “In Defense of the Computer.” Weaving Contest.” MJ91: Bedspread.” MJ87: pp. 48–49, 95. [4, 8] ND84: pp. 87–88. pp. 16–17. IS: 7–8. [2, 4] Thai, Dixie. “Buttercup Baby __. “Interface.” ND82: pp. 71, 100. __. “Make It with Wool Contest.” Hutchison, Jean. “A Son’s Coverlet.” Blanket.” SO94: pp. 40, 83. [4] __. “Interface.” JF83: pp. 69–70. MA85: pp. 10–13. JF94: pp. 59, 94–95. [4] Wertenberger, Kathryn. “Christmas __. “Networking.” SO85: pp. 88–89. __. “Sensational Scarves Weaving Jarvis, Helen. “Old and New: An Old Tabard.” FW80: pp. 54, 59. [4] __. “Printers: Characteristics and Contest.” SO91: pp. 22–24. Coverlet Pattern in a New __. “Knitting Bag.” MJ90: pp. 48, Functions.” MJ86: pp. 30–31. __. “Teach a Friend to Weave Way.” JF00: pp. 26–29; errata 96–97. [4, 8] __. “Using Color Graphics: A Contest.” Mr81: pp. 42–46. MJ00: p. 15. [D, 8] Wilson, Susan. “Polychrome Crackle.” Weaver’s Experience.” MA86: __. “Teach-a-Friend Contest.” My82: Ligon, Linda. “Weave Yourself a SO94: pp. 44–46, 84. [4] pp. 80–82. pp. 59–62. Special Place: Bedspread.” Znamierowski, Nell. “Block Weaves as Strickler, Stewart. “How to Read a __. “Terrific Table Toppers.” JF87: 79FW: pp. 36–37, 59. [4] Color and Texture Effects.” BASIC Program.” ND83: pp. 56–59. McGeary, Gay. “Fancy Coverlet ND87: pp. 48–50, IS: 9–10. [4] pp. 76–78. __. “Weaving for Special Occasions.” Fringes.” Nv81: pp. 38–40. __. “Software Network.” SO88: p. 29. JF91: pp. 89–93. McKay, Wendy. “Weaving a CREPE WEAVES __. “What Computer Should I Buy?” __. “Weaving-to-Wear Contest Bedspread: A Case Study.” Farling, Kathleen. “Towels as Gamps.” JF87: pp. 68–69, 80. Winners.” MA95: pp. 60–61. SO87: pp. 88–90, IS: 15–16. [8] MA99: pp. 48–49, 68–69; errata Sullivan, Donna. “What’s New in Ligon, Linda. “Passing it On.” MA91: Rohrer, Marge. “Overshot Coverlet.” MJ99: p. 64; errata ND99: Equipment and Software.” pp. 114–115. FW80: pp. 46, 73. [4] p. 15. [8] SO90: p. 28. Murphy, Marilyn. “The American Salsbury, Nate. “My Computer Tenney, Karen. “Bath Accessories Au Handweavers Competition.” Designs a Bedspread.” My82: Naturel.” SO03: pp. 52–55. [4]; ND92: pp. 74–77. pp. 80–82. [8] errata, MA05: p. 6.

© Handwoven® magazine, Interweave Press LLC. www.handwovenmagazine.com HANDWOVEN 9 Not to be reprinted. All rights reserved. CROCHET AND WEAVING 80–81. [4, 5] Bradley, Louise. “Rag Weavers’ Tips __. “Using the Yarn You’ve Got.” Coleman, Cathryn. “Crocheted or Wilhite, Mark. “Quilt Block Towels for Wonderful, Wearable SO87: pp. 63–66. [6] Knitted Trim for Felted Cloth.” and Curtains.” ND90: Clothing.” MA95: pp. 48–54; __. “Warp Rep.” SO88: pp. 34–39, JF92: p. 69. pp. 54–55, 75. [6] 89–92. [2, 4] 95–96. [6] Ed. “Crochet Trim.” MJ86: Bress, Helene. “Theme and Gordon, Carol. “Reflections on a pp. 52–53. DAMASK Variations.” MA85: pp. 62–64. Bath Towel.” MJ88: pp. 36, 38. __. “Essentials.” SO94: pp. 34–35. Carper, Janet. “Heirloom Damask Brostoff, Laya. “The Cartoon.” Ja82: Gordon, Judith. “Ideas from Industry: Gelbaugh, Sally. “It’s All on the Cloth and Napkins.” Su83: pp. 26–30, 87. [RH, 2] A Tiskit, a Tasket.” ND84: Surface.” SO04: pp. 64–71. [4]; pp. 54–55, 94. [8, 10] Burgess, Leslie. “A Little Shaping p. 34. errata, JF05: p. 6. Ed. “Damask Gallery.” MA89: Story.” Su83: pp. 26–27, 86. [2] Hall, Joanne. “Tapestry in Twill: Scorgie, Jean. “Jacket with Crocheted pp. 89–92. Butler, Su. “The Answer Lady: Simply A Free Approach.” Ja82: Seams.” MJ91: pp. 65, 93. [2, 4] __. “Harriet Jenny: Damask Weaver.” Design.” SO02: pp. 60–61. pp. 46–47. Winston, Charlotte. “Off the Hook: MA95: pp. 74–75. __. “Back to Basics: Color Harvey, Nancy. “Tapestry for Bosnian Crochet.” Nv81: Hart, Jacque. “Weaving Damask on a Substitutions.” MA00: Interiors.” Ja82: pp. 42–45. pp. 45–46. [4] Drawloom.” MJ98: pp. 64–67. pp. 20–23. [4] Hendrickson, Linda. “Combine LaLena, Constance. “Contemporary Cawthon, Maj-Britt. “Creative Handwoven and Commercial Clothing.” MA99: pp. 56–57. Fabrics.” MA94: pp. 52–53. CURTAINS AND WINDOW Damask Fabrics for a Bedroom.” MA86: pp. 64–65, IS: 12. [2, 4, 6] Centner, David. “There’s More to an Hess, Ellen. “Driving Fashion: COVERINGS Alderman, Sharon. “Door Curtain.” Morrison, Vivian. “Two Damask Old Friar’s Blanket Than Monk’s Automobile Fabrics of the ND90: pp. 52–53, 74–75. [8] Scarves.” MJ98: pp. 67, 86. [10] Belt.” ND84: pp. 41–43. 1950s.” MA98: pp. 16–17. __. “Loom-Controlled Leno.” My81: Wertenberger, Kathryn. “Weaver’s Chandler, Deborah [Redding]. Homme, Audrey. “Wind-and-Weather pp. 38–39, 82. [4] Challenge: Unblocked Damask.” “The Incredible Color Copy Mohair Coat.” JF95: pp. 39–45. __. “A Weaver’s Response to the Arts MJ89: pp. 92–94, 85–86. [D, 16] Machine.” Se81: pp. 74–75. [4] and Crafts Movement.” ND95: Woodbury, DeeDee. “Playing with __. “Your Weaving Teacher: Planning Humphrey, Laney. “Creativity.” Su85: pp. 44–46, 92. [4, 8] Blocks.” MJ00: pp. 80–83. [10] a Project.” Ja82: pp. 22–24. pp. 22–23. Daugherty, Robin. “Window Shade __. “Your Weaving Teacher: The Jarmain, Susan. “Weaving Movement Learning Journey Starts at into Cloth.” JF88: pp. 35–38. Triptych.” MA84: pp. 55, 96. DAMASK, FALSE or MOCK see Home.” MA83: pp. 18–20. Johnston, Coleen. “Start with a [2, 4] TURNED BROKEN TWILL Eberhardson, Kerstin. “Striped Fabrics.” __. “Your Weaving Teacher: Using Room-Sized Rug and Work Up.” MA83: pp. 30, 82. [2, 4] Unplanned Yarn in a Planned SO87: pp. 85–87. DANISH MEDALLIONS Project.” MA87: pp. 24, 27. Jones, Carolyn. “Designing Women— Essén-Hedin, Margaretha. “Lace Alderman, Sharon. “Warm and Dahl, E. E. “Inspiration.” ND84: p. 94. Many Hands: The Rewards of Curtains and Valance with Wooly: Cloud-Soft Dress.” Darwall, Randall. “Color Conversa- Collaboration.” SO02: Inlay.” MJ91: pp. 75, 88–89. [4] 79FW: pp. 26–27. [4] tions.” MA00: pp. 82–84. pp. 68–69. __. “Summer Curtains.” Su84: Ed. “Danish Medallion Diagram.” Davenport, Betty. “Nature Designs.” Kaestner, Tracy. “Inspiration Is Where pp. 72–73, 117–118. [4] MA84: p. 98. Se81: pp. 56–57, 84, 95. [RH, 4] You Find It.” SO02: pp. 28–30. __. “Valance with Lace Border.” Hammel, Christina. “Beading with __. “Not for Beginners Only: Garments Kaulitz, Manuela. “Double the Twills MA90: pp. 48, 83–84. [4] Danish Medallions.” MA04: from Narrow Fabrics.” MA85: on Half the Shafts.” MA98: Hutchison, Jean. “Spaced-Warp Lace pp. 40–45. pp. 18–22, 24, IS: 3. [RH, 4] pp. 49–51. Curtains.” MA02: pp. 64–67; Morrison, Ruth. “8-Shaft Huck __. “Not for Beginners Only: What Keasbey, Doramay. “Rotating Blocks errata SO02, p. 14. [4] Towels.” JF01: pp. 44–45. [8] Jones, Janice. “Drapery Tiebacks.” If...Vest.” SO84: pp. 74–75, 108. for Dynamic Design.” MJ00: ND95: pp. 43, 87. [6] [RH, 2] pp. 32–35. [4, 6, 8] DEAR TABBY see TRICKS OF THE LaLena, Constance. “A 1950s __. “The Value of Value.” Se81: p. 70. __. “Variations on a Theme.” SO00: TRADE Casement Cloth.” MJ90: pp. 69, Davis, Helen. “Sequence of pp. 52–58. [4] 93–94. [4] Dominance.” MA83: pp. 42–43. Koopman, Albertje. “Feather Dress.” __. “Fabrics for an Eccentric Den.” DEFLECTED DOUBLEWEAVE see DeWolfe, Joyce. “Problem Solving in JF87: p. 43. JF90: pp. 88–91, 85–87; errata DOUBLEWEAVE, DEFLECTED Weaving.” MA92: pp. 71–72. LaFara, Betty; Lochner, Arnold. MJ90: p. 97. [2, 4, 5] Dobrovolny, Ardis. “Color Theory “Three-Shaft Weaves.” MJ89: __. “Fabrics for Interiors: Fabrics for DEFLECTED WARP OR WEFT Applied.” Se81: pp. 33–34. pp. 89–91. a Country Kitchen.” SO85: Bradley, Louise. “Tucked and Textured Ed. “Designing Plaids.” MA03: p. 47. Lancaster, Daryl. “Designing from the pp. 45–47, IS: 5–6; errata SO86: Vest.” JF95: pp. 64–65, 89–90. [4] __. “Have You Rotated Your Colors Stash.” SO02: pp. 36–39. [8] IS: 3. [2, 4] Powalisz, Carol. “Tunic with Ribbons.” Lately?” MJ86: p. 67. __. “Handwoven’s Fabric Forecast: __. “Fabrics for Interiors: Simple JF87: pp. 52, IS: 8–9. [4] __. “How Ann Wittpenn Turns Fabric The Year in Review.” MJ04: Pleasures for the Bath.” MA91: Wertenberger, Kathryn. “Weaver’s into Clothing.” JF98: pp. 34–39. pp. 76–79. pp. 82–83, 95–96. [2, 4, 6] Challenge: Undulating Warps __. “Inspirational Notes.” ND84: __. “Wear Stripes and Have a Devil of Miriam, Selma. “Lacy Curtains with and Wefts.” SO85: pp. 90, 91. pp. 92–93. a Good Time.” MA03: pp. 52–54. Brooks Bouquet.” MJ03: __. “Swedish Weaving.” MA83: Leinweber, Sandra. “Highway Stripe pp. 29–33, 102. Kimono.” MA95: pp. 44–46, pp. 44–47. [4] DESIGN Patrick, Jane. “Kitchen Lace: Easy Alderman, Sharon. “But What Do I Do __. “Tapestry Design Notebook.” 93–94. [8] Curtain Valance.” MA02: with It?” ND86: pp. 50–52, 88. Ja82: p. 39. Liebler, Barbara. “An Adventure in pp. 68–70. [2] __. “Designing Stripes.” MJ96: __. “Wide Cloth from a Narrow Learning.” MA92: pp. 32, 39. Piroch, Sigrid. “Swedish Lace pp. 36–39. Loom.” JF93: p. 52. __. “Big Work from Small Looms.” Curtain.” MJ88: pp. 41, 79. [4] __. “From the First: Then and Now.” Fisher, Sandi. “Designing Rosepath Mr81: pp. 61–62. Saulson, Sarah. “Huck Lace Valances.” ND99: pp. 56–57. Figures on Eight Shafts.” SO90: __. “The Challenge of the Ugly MA90: pp. 45, 83. [4] __. “A Winter Celebration.” JF94: pp. 70–71. Color.” SO87: pp. 70–71. Steinkoenig, Judy. “Curtains for pp. 24–25, 83. [6] Gaynes, Margaret. “Beginner’s Corner: __. “Child’s Play.” MJ89: pp. 36–37. Susan’s Kitchen.” ND94: Alvic, Philis. “Symmetrical Designs.” Start with a Drawdown.” MA92: __. “Continuity of Patterning.” JF85: pp. 69, 98. [4] MA91: pp. 58–60. pp. 20–22, 80. [4] p. 92. Strickler, Carol. “The Saga of My Bargmann, Ute. “Weaving Cultural __. “Decisions, Decisions, Decisions.” __. “Courting the Muse.” ND84: Draperies.” MA84: pp. 70–71. Connections.” SO95: pp. 52–53, JF94: pp. 16–18, 83. [RH, 2, 4] pp. 37–38. __. “Window Panel.” Ja82: pp. 38, 87. 84–85. [4] __. “Turning a Pattern into a Project.” __. “Design Placement for Garments.” [4] Bliss, Anne. “Fine and Fancy: Good ND90: pp. 44–46, 72. [4] ND86: pp. 26–27. West, Virginia. “Wonderful Window Sewing Techniques for Good Giles, Lynne. “Escaping the Grid.” __. “Designing from the Heart.” Fabrics.” MA90: pp. 46–47, Cloth.” JF83: pp. 38–40. ND89: pp. 37–41. MA88: pp. 64–68.

© Handwoven® magazine, Interweave Press LLC. www.handwovenmagazine.com HANDWOVEN 10 Not to be reprinted. All rights reserved. __. “Dynamic Design.” ND85: p. 89. __. “Design on the Go: A Portable Williams, Terry. “Sources of __. “Swatch Collection #17.” MJ88: __. “Focal Point Through Color Design Portfolio.” MJ04: Inspiration: Bear River pp. 58–59, 87–88. [4, 6, 8] Contrast.” SO83: p. 82. pp. 68–69. Migratory Bird Refuge.” ND84: __. “Swatch Collection #18: Fabrics __. “Form Follows Function or O’Connor, Marina. “Origami p. 59. for Fall.” SO88: pp. 26–27, Reflections on a Baby Bonnet.” Update.” MA96: pp. 35–39. [4] Wilson, Jay. “Talking Tapestry.” 92–93; errata JF90: p. 87. MA90: pp. 17, 20. __. “Six-Squares Origami Tops.” ND96: pp. 43–46. [2, 4, 6] __. “Functional or Decorative MA95: pp. 34–36. Znamierowski, Nell. “Color and __. “Swatch Collection #19: Linen.” Design?” JF87: pp. 12–13. O’Hara, Sheila. “Turning Over a New Design.” Se81: pp. 40–42. MA89: pp. 18–19, 75–76. [4, 8] __. “Impressionistic Use of Color.” Leaf—or Petal!” SO02: __. “Color in Plain Weave.” ND91: __. “Swatch Collection #20: Twill ND83: p. 40. pp. 24–27. [8] pp. 52–55. Fabrics.” SO89: pp. 38–39, __. “Improving Your Concentration.” Osterkamp, Peggy. “Eight Shaft 77–78. [4, 6, 8] SO85: p. 68. Basics.” JF92: pp. 75–77. DESIGN: FABRICS FOR CLOTHING __. “Swatch Collection #21.” MA90: __. “Keeping Your Contrasts in Patrick, Jane. “Elastic Experiments.” Alderman, Sharon. “Big and Little pp. 38–39, 81–82. [4, 8] Balance.” JF88: pp. 24, 26. ND89: pp. 60–61. Threads: Size Matters.” ND98: __. “Swatch Collection #22.” SO90: __. “Memoirs of a Trickster.” ND89: Ranill, June. “A Guide to Undertaking pp. 50–51. [4, 6, 8] pp. 44–45, 76–77. [6, 8] pp. 50–52. a Large Project.” SO87: p. 87. __. “Cloth from Both Sides Now.” __. “Swatch Collection #23.” MA91: __. “Of Treasures and Textures.” Rees, Myra. “Pieced Tops.” MA99: JF91: pp. 64–68, 80. [4, 8] pp. 34–35, 94–95. [4, 8] MA87: pp. 22–23. pp. 58–59. __. “Collection of Dots.” MA95: __. “Swatch Collection #24.” SO91: __. “Pattern on Pattern.” SO90: Richards, Ann. “Breaking into pp. 66–68, 97–100; errata SO96: pp. 38–39, 87–88. [4, 6, 8] pp. 74, 90. Waves.” ND96: pp. 35–38. p. 93. [4, 8] __. “Swatch Collection #25.” MA92: __. “Pictures Without Tapestry.” Rogers, Carrie. “Graphic Weave for __. “A Fresh Look at Double-Faced pp. 36–37, 80–81. [4, 5, 6] MA88: pp. 60–61. a Special Occasion.” 80SS: Twills.” SO95: pp. 62–65, __. “Swatch Collection #26.” SO92: __. “Reflection and Rotation.” ND90: p. 38. [2] 88–89. [4, 8] pp. 20–21, 80–82. [4, 6, 8] pp. 22, 86. Schneider, Lana. “Algebraic __. “Handwoven Fabric: Designing, __. “Swatch Collection #27.” MA93: __. “Relative Scale.” MA84: p. 78. Expressions: Designs for Weaving, Sewing, and pp. 76–77, 90–92. [4, 5, 6] __. “Repetition.” JF85: p. 92. Weaving.” JF98: pp. 48–51. Tailoring.” Mr82: pp. 30–32. __. “Swatch Collection #28.” SO93: __. “Representational Space.” MJ86: Scorgie, Jean. “Designing Easy __. “Honeycomb: Hello, Again.” pp. 46–47, 84–85; errata SO94: pp. 62–63. Patterns to Fit Any Body.” SO97: pp. 46–47, 79–80. [8] p. 82. [4, 8] __. “A Sculptor’s Approach to MA95: pp. 37–42, 95. [4] __. “More Dots.” MJ95: pp. 80–82. __. “Swatch Collection #29: Fabrics Clothing Design.” JF84: p. 76. Selk, Karen. “Inspiration...Idea... __. “Out of a Flower Garden.” ND88: Inspired by Natural Dyestuffs.” __. “Seeking the Muse.” JF93: pp. 35, Accomplishment.” JF91: pp. 54–55, 83. [8] MA94: pp. 62–63, 87–89. 46. pp. 81–83. __. “Plain Weave Flexes its Muscles.” [4, 6, 8] __. “Serendipitous Design.” MA89: __. “Set Limits and Gain Designing MA96: pp. 56–57, 78. [4, 6, 8] __. “Swatch Collection #30.” ND94: p. 14. Confidence.” SO02: pp. 40–43. [4] __. “Swatch Collection #1.” 80SS: pp. 64–65, 94–95. [4, 6, 8] __. “The Shape of Emptiness.” MJ88: Smith, Barbara. “On Designing and pp. 40–41, 60–61; errata FW80: __. “Swatch Collection #31.” SO99: pp. 14–16. Creativity.” ND84: p. 96. p. 4. [2, 4, 8] pp. 52–53, 76–77. [8] __. “Shine On.” JF86: p. 73. States, Diantha. “Overshot Patterns __. “Swatch Collection #2.” FW80: __. “Swatch Collection #32: Rockin’ in __. “Spaced Out.” MA86: pp. 86–87. Woven in Two Colors.” JF94: pp. 50–51, 62–63. [4, 6] Utah.” MA00: pp. 26–28. [4, 8] __. “Symbol of Myself.” SO89: pp. 52–53. __. “Swatch Collection #3.” My81: __. “Swatch Collection #33: Mixing It pp. 32–33. Stoehr, Mary Kay. “Make It Fit.” pp. 87–89, 79. [RH, 2, 4, 6] Up.” ND00: pp. 24–26. [4, 6, 8] __. “Textile Art for Architecture.” Su84: pp. 64–65, 113–114. [4] __. “Swatch Collection #4.” Se81: __. “Swatch Collection #34: Stripes, JF89: pp. 26–27. __. “Unlocking the Secret of Space- pp. 36–38. Stripes, and More Stripes.” __. “Using Light As a Design Dyed Yarn for a Weft-Wise __. “Swatch Collection #5.” Mr82: MA03: pp. 28–31. [2, 4, 8] Element.” Su84: p. 88. Design.” MJ86: pp. 52–54. pp. 8–9, 78–80. [4, 6] __. “Swatch Collection #35: __. “Variations on a Theme.” ND87: Strickler, Carol. “Inspiring Words.” __. “Swatch Collection #6.” Se82: “Upholstery.” 03SO: pp. 64–67. pp. 26, 28. ND84: pp. 44–46. pp. 41–43, 94–95. [2, 4, 6, 8] [4, 6, 8] __. “Weighty Matters.” SO88: p. 11. Swendeman, Dorothy. “A Flat __. “Swatch Collection #7.” MA83: __. “Weaving Memories.” ND84: Ligon, Linda. “A Matter of Style.” Tapestry Cartoon—Ready to pp. 58–59, 90–92. [2, 4] pp. 57–60, IS: 14–15. My82: p. 4. Go.” Ja82: pp. 30–33. [T] __. “Swatch Collection #8.” SO83: Bradley, Louise. “Rag Weavers’ Tips Linder, Olive. “Pushing the Limits Tallarovic, Joanne; Houser, Kathee. pp. 52–53, 95–98. [4] for Wonderful, Wearable with Rags.” My81: pp. 51–53. “Associates by Design.” MA96: __. “Swatch Collection #9: Muted Clothing.” MA95: pp. 48–54; Marcus, Sharon; Weiland, Deidre. pp. 31–34. Pastels.” Su84: pp. 62–63, 89–92. [2, 4] “Finding the Contemporary in Tarses, Bonnie. “A Scarf for the New 108–110; errata ND84: p. 7. Gordon, Judith. “On Analyzing the Historic.” JF00: pp. 70–71. Millennium: Color Horoscope [4, 7, 8] Commercial Fabrics.” MA85: Maxson, Mary Lou. “Taking the for Weaving.” ND99: pp. 26–28; __. “Swatch Collection #10.” SO84: p. 89. Guesswork Out of Color errata JF00: p. 17. [2, 4] pp. 56–57, 100–102, 105. [2, 4, __. “Suitable Subtleties.” Su84: p. 22. Selection.” Se81: pp. 44–46. Thompson, Marjie. “Lace Plaids.” 6, 8] Hess, Ellen. “Seventh Avenue Designs Mayer, Anita Luvera. “The Creative MJ96: pp. 42–43. __. “Swatch Collection #11.” MA85: Swatch Collection.” SO93: Process in Motion: The Veerkamp, Mary. “Planned pp. 46–47, IS: 5–7; errata JF90: pp. 37–40. [4, 6, 8] Mantles.” SO99: pp. 62–65. Serendipity.” MA83: pp. 46–47, p. 74. [2, 4] Holmgren, Mary. “Berry Festival __. “Modular Clothing.” MJ86: 84; errata SO83: p. 92. [4] __. “Swatch Collection #12: Classic Swatch.” SO98: pp. 44, 68. pp. 58–61. Wertenberger, Kathryn. “Designing Fabrics for City Fashions.” [RH, 2] __. “Of Mixed Origins: Rags to Riches with Color.” Se81: p. 32. ND85: pp. 48–49, IS: 9–11. [4, 8] Holtzer, Marilyn. “A Wasteless, Vest.” ND00: pp. 48–51. __. “Outrageous Colors.” ND84: __. “Swatch Collection #13.” MJ86: Waistless Dress.” My81: __. “Pushing the Creative Process.” pp. 68, IS: 7–8. [4, 8] pp. 28–29, IS: 4–5. [2, 4, 6] pp. 85–86. SO99: pp. 60–61. __. “Weaver’s Challenge: Combining __. “Swatch Collection #14.” SO86: James, Kathy. “Rediscovering Plain __. “Weaving for My New House.” Weave Patterns or Structures.” pp. 24–26, IS: 4–5; errata JF90: Weave.” ND91: pp. 41, 84–85. JF98: pp. 62–63. SO88: pp. 83–85, 105. [13] p. 87. [2, 4, 8] [2, 4] Menz, Deb. “Weaving with Chords.” Wertenberger, Kathryn; Kuwabara, __. “Swatch Collection #15.” MA87: Jurisich, Rose. “Glad Rags!” My81: SO00: pp. 60–63. Nancy. “Tucked Dresses.” pp. 38–41, IS: 4–6; errata SO87: pp. 46–48. Moore, Jennifer. “The Golden MA83: pp. 63–65. IS: 3. [2, 4, 6] Kaestner, Tracy. “Inspiration Is Where Proportion.” SO00: pp. 64–67. Williams, Mary. “Beyond Fibonacci: __. “Swatch Collection #16: Fabrics You Find It.” SO02: pp. 28–30. Nickol, Mary. “Chroma Kaleidoscope.” Sequels to a Series.” MA03: for Fall ’87.” SO87: pp. 52–53, __. “Turned M’s and O’s Scarf.” SO02: pp. 32–35. [4] pp. 72–73. IS: 8–10. [4, 8] ND03: pp. 30–31. [4]

© Handwoven® magazine, Interweave Press LLC. www.handwovenmagazine.com HANDWOVEN 11 Not to be reprinted. All rights reserved. Lancaster, Daryl. “Designing from the Irwin, Bobbie. “Window Dressing.” Doubleweave on a Single Warp.” DORNIK TWILL see TWILL Stash.” SO02: pp. 36–39. [8] MA90: pp. 48–50. SO96: pp. 52–53, 102. [4, 6] __. “Handwoven’s Fabric Forecast: Kaestner, Tracy. “Inspiration Is Where Stewart-Pollack, Julie. “Design for DOUBLE BINDING Fall/Winter ’04–’05.” JF04: You Find It.” SO02: pp. 28–30. Interiors.” MA84: pp. 52, 54, Patrick, Jane. “Kitchen Rag Rug.” pp. 74–76. LaLena, Constance. “Contemporary 56, 58. MA02: pp. 28–30. [4] __. “Handwoven’s Fabric Forecast: Damask Fabrics for a Bedroom.” Strickler, Carol. “The Saga of My Fashions for Fall/Winter MA86: pp. 64–65, IS: 12. Draperies.” MA84: pp. 70–71. ’04–’05.” MA04: pp. 76–79. [2, 4, 6] Veness, Tim. “Notes on Designing for DOUBLE CORDUROY see PILE, __. “Handwoven’s Fabric Forecast: __. “A Cozy Retreat.” MA84: Drape.” ND86: pp. 76–77. WARP OR WEFT Fashions for Spring/Summer pp. 63–65, 100. [4, 8] Wertenberger, Kathryn. “Home ’05.” ND04: pp. 74–77. __. “Fabrics for an Eccentric Den.” Comfort.” MA84: pp. 66–67, DOUBLE TWO-TIE UNIT WEAVES __. “Handwoven’s Fabric Forecast: JF90: pp. 88–91, 85–87; errata 103–104. [2, 4, 6, 8] Alderman, Sharon. “Braided Twill Spring/Summer ’04.” ND03: MJ90: p. 97. [2, 4, 5] __. “Notes on Upholstering a Chair.” Purse and Accessories.” JF84: pp. 28–31. [8] __. “Fabrics for Interiors.” Se82: MA84: p. 110. pp. 49, 94. [8] __. “Handwoven’s Fabric Forecast pp. 33–34, 84. [RH, 2, 4, 6] West, Virginia. “Designer Fabrics for Preckshot, Amy. “Two Ties in Double Spring/Summer ’05.” SO04: __. “Fabrics for Interiors: A Garden Upholstery.” MA84: pp. 72–74, Two-Tie Unit Weave.” ND85: pp. 84–87. Room.” JF83: pp. 66–67, 91–92. 94–95. [4, 5, 8] pp. 64, IS: 15–16. [8] Ligon, Linda. “A Matter of Style.” [2, 4, 8] Znamierowski, Nell. “Experiments in Scorgie, Jean. “Peruvian Inspired JF83: pp. 14, 16. __. “Fabrics for Interiors: A Summer Texture and Cord Weaves.” Blouse.” SO88: pp. 67, 100–101. Linder, Olive. “Seersucker.” Mr81: Interior.” MJ88: pp. 18–19, ND92: pp. 59–62, 91–92. [8] [4, 8] pp. 37–38. 76–77. [2, 4, 6] van der Hoogt, Madelyn. “Twills in Mayer, Anita Luvera. “Tapestries to __. “Fabrics for Interiors: Accent DÉVORÉ Double Two-Tie Unit Weave.” Wear.” ND84: pp. 54–56. Pieces to Chase the Winter Brackmann, Holly. “Handwoven ND85: pp. 64–68. Sanderson, Diana. “Silk Swatch Collec- Blahs.” JF88: pp. 88–90, Dévoré: More Than Plain tion.” ND86: pp. 46, IS: 4–5. [4] IS: 13–14. [2, 4, 8] Weave.” JF03: pp. 48–52. [2, 4] DOUBLE WIDTH see Scorgie, Jean. “Designing Your __. “Fabrics for Interiors: An English __. “Shibori Meets Dévoré in a DOUBLEWEAVE, DOUBLE WIDTH Handwoven Garment.” ND86: Country Boudoir.” ND88: Handwoven Scarf.” SO04: pp. 41–45, IS: 3–4, 8. [4, 5, 8] pp. 56–57, 84–85. [2, 4] pp. 52–56. [4] DOUBLE-FACED WEAVES Selander, Malin. “Designer Collection.” __. “Fabrics for Interiors: Breaking Alderman, Sharon. “Double-Faced ND86: pp. 60–61, IS: 5–6. [4] the Rules.” ND91: pp. 34–35, DIFFERENTIAL SHRINKAGE see also Cloth: One Cloth, Two Sutton, Ann. “On Designing Fashion 83–84. [2, 4] FELTED AND FULLED FABRICS Appearances.” Se82: pp. 61–63. Fabrics.” ND86: pp. 66–71. __. “Fabrics for Interiors: Country Oliver, Loretta. “Felting on __. “A Fresh Look at Double-Faced Wertenberger, Kathryn. “Weaver’s Rags for a City Apartment.” Handwoven Cloth.” ND03: Twills.” SO95: pp. 62–65, Challenge: Fabrics for Spring Su85: pp. 62–63, IS: 4–5. [2, 4] pp. 48–52. [4] 88–89. [4, 8] Ensembles.” MA85: pp. 82–83. __. “Fabrics for Interiors: Elegance for __. “Silk Scarf in Double-Faced West, Virginia. “Designer Collection.” a Baby.” MA87: pp. 52–53, DIMITY see TURNED TWILL Twill.” MA99: pp. 60, 77. [8, 10] ND86: pp. 62–63, IS: 6–7. [4, 8] IS: 9–10. [2, 4] Kelly, Daphne. “Blackberry Vine __. “Textures and Brocades: A __. “Fabrics for Interiors: Fabrics for a Vest.” SO95: pp. 60, 86. [4] Collection of Swatches.” MJ88: Country Kitchen.” SO85: pp. DIVERSIFIED PLAIN WEAVE Kaestner, Tracy. “Moonlit Canopy: Lanning, Gwen. “Winter Roses pp. 56–57, 85–86. [4, 8] 45–47, IS: 5–6; errata SO86: IS: Throw.” JF01: pp. 72–74. [4] Whaley, Betty Lou. “Exploring 3. [2, 4] An Evening Dress in Thick ’n Thin.” MJ01: pp. 48–51. [8] Lermond, Charles. “Double-Faced Bronson Lace.” MJ98: pp. 75–79. __. “Fabrics for Interiors: Mixed Overshot.” ND89: pp. 64–65, Whipple, Lillian. “Designer Doubles in a Dining Room.” Strickler, Carol. “Diversified Plain Weave.” ND91: pp. 56–58, 80–81. [4] Collection.” ND86: pp. 64–65, MJ92: pp. 32, 79–80. [2, 4, 8] Madden, Gail. “Country Skies IS: 7–8. [2, 4, 6, 8] __. “Fabrics for Interiors: Rich Colors 88–89. [8] Torgow, Joan. “Diversified Plain Runner.” JF96: pp. 65, 86–87. [4] __. “Snail’s Trails and Cat’s Tracks in for a Bedroom.” ND92: O’Hara, Sheila. “Turning Over a New Polychrome Summer and pp. 52–53. Weave.” ND96: pp. 62–64, 80–83. [4] Leaf—or Petal!” SO02: Winter.” MJ98: pp. 71–74; __. “Fabrics for Interiors: Simple Rustic pp. 24–27. [8] errata JF00: p. 17. Fabrics for a Den.” ND84: pp. __. “Mosaic Table Mat.” ND96: pp. 65, 83–84. [8] Stratton, Gretchen. “Double Binding 32–33, IS: 4–5. [2, 4] Rug with Blocks.” SO97: pp. 37, __. “Fabrics for Interiors: Summer Wertenberger, Kathryn. “Weaver’s DESIGN: FABRICS FOR INTERIORS Challenge: Diversified Plain 82–83. [8] Alderman, Sharon. “Making Huck Whites.” Su83: pp. 50–51, 84. Weave.” ND87: pp. 62–63, Sullivan, Donna. “Reversible Felted Lace Work for You.” MA97: [4, 8] IS: 15–16. [6] Wool.” JF95: pp. 50–52, 86–87. pp. 42–45, 73. [8] __. “Fabrics for Interiors: The [4] __. “Swatch Collection #35: Uphol- Southwest Collection.” SO87: stery.” SO03: pp. 64–67. [4, 6, 8] pp. 36–37, IS: 3–4. [2, 4] DOBBY LOOM PROJECTS __. “Fabrics for Interiors: Southwestern Jarvis, Helen. “Old and New: An DOUBLEWEAVE __. “Work with Style.” MA84: pp. Alderman, Sharon. “Double Your Cottons for a Sunroom or Old Coverlet Pattern in a New 68–69, 105–107. [2, 4, 8] Fun.” JF02: pp. 62–65. [8] Cabaña.” MJ93: pp. 74–75, Way.” JF00: pp. 26–29; errata Ed. “Fine Fabrics: A Continuing __. “Double the Pleasure, Double the 91–92; errata MA94: p. 79. [2, 4] MJ00: p. 15. [D, 8] Tradition.” ND82: pp. 30– 98. [4] Fun.” MJ92: pp. 48–49. __. “Fabrics for Interiors: Upholstery Keasbey, Doramay. “Inspired by Peru.” __. “Weaving for Interior Spaces: A __. “Doubleweave Tea Cozy.” MJ92: Fabric.” SO99: pp. 50–51, 74. JF00: pp. 56–61; errata MA00: Reader’s Notebook.” MA84: pp. 44, 83. [4] [2, 4] p. 11. [D, 4] pp. 42–47. __. “Two for Tea.” FW80: pp. 42–43, __. “Linen Ticking.” MA89: Sonesson, Astrid; Johansson, Hanna. George, Patrice. “Designing Fabric for 76. [4] pp. 56–57, 84. [3] “Upphämta Display Towel.” Upholstery.” ND90: pp. 48–50, Beard, Betty. “Warm and Wooly for __. “Looking at Old Fabrics a New MJ87: pp. 42–43, IS: 4. [D, 4] 82. [8] Texture.” 79FW: pp. 24, 57. [4] Way.” ND93: pp. 74–75, 91–92. Wertenberger, Kathryn. “Weaver’s Gordon, Judith. “Four-Shaft Bolesta, Pam. “Warm and Wooly [2, 4] Challenge: Unblocked Damask.” Fascination.” JF85: p. 12. Doubleweave Bag and Felted __. “Tartan for a Child’s Room.” ND83: MJ89: pp. 92–94, 85–86. [D, 16] __. “Ideas from Industry: Spots, or Vest.” 79FW: pp. 20–21, 53, 54. pp. 70–71, 102–103. [4, 8] Stripes?” SO84: p. 36. [4] Murphy, Marilyn. “Handweavers Hess, Ellen. “A Museum of Swatches: DOBBY LOOMS see LOOMS: DOBBY Bradley, Louise. “Baby Bib and Booties.” Working for the Interior Design The Edward C. Blum Design LOOMS MJ97: pp. 61, 80–81. [8] Trade.” ND94: pp. 40–45. Laboratory.” ND94: pp. 46–47. DOLLS see TOYS AND GAMES __. “Bauhaus-Inspired Jacket.” MJ90: Smayda, Norma. “Norwegian [4, 8, 9] pp. 64, 92–93. [6]

© Handwoven® magazine, Interweave Press LLC. www.handwovenmagazine.com HANDWOVEN 12 Not to be reprinted. All rights reserved. __. “Child’s Nap Mat.” MA87: Bog Jacket and Other Reminis- p. 97. [8] Strickler, Carol. “To Fold a Draft for pp. 48–49, IS: 7–8. [4] cences.” JF02: pp. 35–39. Wertenberger, Kathryn. Weaving Double Width.” JF89: __. “Doubleweave Grocery Bags.” Leinweber, Sandra. “Designing with “Doubleweave Parka.” MJ92: pp. 41–42. MJ92: pp. 46, 85. [4] Doubleweave Blocks.” MJ92: pp. 57, 88–90. [8] Brown, Laurie. “Sunset Windows pp. 50–53, 87. [8] __. “Weaver’s Challenge: Double- DOUBLEWEAVE PICK-UP Scarf.” JF02: pp. 48–51. [8] __. “Highway Stripe Kimono.” weave.” SO84: pp. 81–83; errata Baker, Pamela. “Impressive Hangings.” Davenport, Betty. “Doubleweave on MA95: pp. 44–46, 93–94. [8] MA88: IS: 4. MJ99: pp. 44–47. the Rigid Heddle Loom.” MJ92: Liebler, Barbara. “Big Work from Wittpenn, Ann; Patrick, Jane. Ed. “Summary of Doubleweave Pick- pp. 61–64, 91. [RH, 4] Small Looms.” Mr81: pp. 61–62. “Weaving in the Fur Weft.” Up Technique.” ND93: p. 45. de Ruiter, Erica. “Double Your Ligon, Linda. “Not for Beginners JF83: pp. 33–36, 80–81. [4] Evitt, Gisela. “Double Pick-Up Inlay Pleasure Scarf: New Ideas in Only: On the Double!” Su83: on Double Weave.” JF88: Doubleweave.” ND04: pp. 64–66. [4] DOUBLEWEAVE, DEFLECTED pp. 49, IS: 15–16. [4] pp. 52–55. [4] Liles, Suzie. “Putting on the Glitz: Lancaster, Daryl. “Handwoven’s Fabric Irwin, Alison. “Doubleweave Pick- Dyk, Henrietta. “Quilted Placemat A Sequined Shawl.” JF02: Forecast: Spring/Summer ’04.” Up.” JF99: pp. 36–39, 67–68. and Napkin.” JF84: pp. 61, 104; pp. 58–60. [6] ND03: pp. 28–31. [8] __. “Doubleweave Runner.” JF88: errata Su84: p. 92. [4, 6] Linder, Olive and Harry. “Evolution Morrison, Ruth. “Deflected pp. 50, IS: 5; errata MA88: Ed. “Doubleweave Gallery.” MA86: of an Idea: Seamless Stole.” Doubleweave and Differential IS: 4; errata SO90: p. 74. [4] pp. 58–59. JF84: pp. 66–67. [4, 8] Shrinkage.” MJ01: pp. 80–82. Keasbey, Doramay. “Pick-up Patterned Edelkind, Judy. “Weekend Weaver: Lumsden, Sharon. “Tubular Weave [8] Doubleweave.” MA84: Have Loom Will Travel: Tubular Vest.” JF87: pp. 48–51, IS: 6–7. Neilson, Rosalie. “Gold Doubloons pp. 80–86. [4] Shoelaces.” MJ04: pp. 64–66. [I] [4] and Silver Pieces of Eight.” Miller, Ruth Anne. “Doubleweave Eychaner, Barbara. “Informing the McKay, Wendy. “Weaving a JF03: pp. 70–72. [4] Ornaments.” ND97: pp. 60–62; Present with Echoes of the Past.” Bedspread: A Case Study.” Tedder, Lynn; van der Hoogt, errata MA98: p. 73. [4] MJ93: pp. 46–48, 81–82. [4, 8] SO87: pp. 88–90, IS: 15–16. [8] Madelyn. “Deflected Double Myer, Nancy. “Star Christmas Mat.” Farling, Kathleen. “Mint Squares McKee, Courtney. “Carriage Blanket.” Weave.” JF01: pp. 62–67. [8] SO90: pp. 61, 82–83. [4] Baby Mat and Case.” JF99: ND88: pp. 46, 78. [8] van der Hoogt, Madelyn. “Deflected Scanlin, Tommye. “Six-Shaft Pick-Up pp. 50, 69. [4, 8] Moore, Jennifer. “Doubleweave: Doubleweave: Bumps in the Weave.” JF88: pp. 47–48. [6] Frost, Mary. “Aide for the Kitchen A Workshop in Your Studio.” Night.” JF02: pp. 52–54. [4, 8] Scorgie, Jean. “Easy Doubleweave Aid.” MA02: pp. 72–73. JF02: pp. 26–31. [4, 8] __. “Red Hot Polka Dots for a Winter Pick-Up.” JF88: pp. 41–46. [4] Grisé, Sabrina. “Coordinating Noble, Kris. “Vest for a Handweaver.” Scarf.” JF03: pp. 58–60. [4] Scorgie, Jean; Fletcher, Kathe. Upholstery and Pillow Fabrics.” ND93: pp. 42, 79–80. [4] “Patterned Doubleweave.” ND90: pp. 47, 72–74. [8] Owen, Bob. “Doubleweave Runner.” DOUBLEWEAVE, DOUBLE WIDTH MA86: pp. 56–57, IS: 10–11; Guy, Sallie. “Doubleweave Jacket.” ND87: pp. 41, 76. [8] Brigham, Cory. “Oak and Sumac errata JF92: p. 97. [4] MJ93: pp. 42, 78–79. [8] Pinchin, Bryn. “More Than Four Can Throw.” JF89: pp. 39, 78. [4] Searles, Nancy. “Step on It!— Halvorson, Suzanne. “The Spirit of Double Your Fun.” JF85: Carovano, Barbara. “Twill Plaid Technique for Patterned Double Place: A Doubleweave Color pp. 38–39, IS: 11–12. [2, 4, 8] Blanket.” SO93: pp. 64, 91. [8] Weave.” Su83: pp. 67. Study.” MA00: pp. 32–35. [4] Piroch, Sigrid. “Evening Bags that Eychaner, Barbara. “Ocean Blue Thomas, Clara Rose. “Girl and Goose Howard, Laurel. “Russet Doubleweave Shine with Flash and Glitter.” Doubleweave Tablecloth.” Hanging.” JF88: pp. 51, IS: 6. [4] Pillows.” FW80: pp. 32, 76. JF85: pp. 36–37. [8] MJ92: pp. 42, 82. [4] Westerman, Marie. “My Visual [4, 8] __. “Putting on the Glitz: A Jacket.” Fortin, Sarah. “Duvet Cover, Pillow, Approach to Doubleweave Pick- Howard, Miranda. “Doubleweave JF02: pp. 56–57. [6] and Mat.” SO98: pp. 46, 74–76. up.” JF99: pp. 44–47. Blocks on Eight.” Su85: Reisner, Virginia. “Double-Faced [8] pp. 36–37, IS: 16. [8] Plain Weave with Overshot __. “Peppermint Tufts Throw.” SO97: DOUBLEWEAVE FOR POCKETS Irwin, Alison. “Sun and Stars Patterning.” JF99: pp. 52–53, pp. 68, 85. [8] Baker, Rachel. “Double Pockets Doubleweave Pouch.” ND93: 68. [4] Gaynes, Margaret. “Double-Width Sweater.” ND90: pp. 68, 80–81. pp. 44, 82–83. [4] Scorgie, Jean. “A Doubleweave Jacket.” Blankets on Four Shafts.” JF02: [4] Isleib, Carol. “Bookmark Treasures.” SO83: pp. 48–49, 99–100. [4, 8] pp. 40–43. [4] Scorgie, Jean. “Doubleweave Sewing MJ92: pp. 74–75, 91. [4] __. “Doubleweave Sewing Caddy and __. “A Plaid Tablecloth for Casual Caddy and Needlecase.” MJ92: Janson, John. “Celtic Knot Scarf.” Needlecase.” MJ92: pp. 37–41, Gatherings.” MJ02: pp. 60–63. pp. 37–41, 80–82. [4] JF02: pp. 32–33. [4] 80–82. [4] [4] Tedder, Deborah. “Bright Pockets Jarvis, Helen. “Old and New: An __. “Nine Patch Doubleweave Table __. “Tips for Weaving Double Width.” Afghan.” MJ98: pp. 33, 95. [8] Old Coverlet Pattern in a New Runner.” MJ92: pp. 45, 84–85. JF89: pp. 39–41, 77. [4] Way.” JF00: pp. 26–29; errata [4, 8] __. “Tips for Weaving Double Width.” DOUBLEWEAVE, STITCHED DOUBLE MJ00: p. 15. [D, 8] __. “Reversible Vest.” SO86: pp. 66, JF02: p. 43. Kaulitz, Manuela. “Interlocking IS: 13–14. [4] CLOTH Germain, Mary. “Twill Plaid Blanket.” Alderman, Sharon. “Cloth from Both Double Weave.” MJ96: Scorgie, Jean; Martin, Gloria. “Four- JF89: pp. 40, 79. [8] Sides Now.” JF91: pp. 64–68, pp. 46–47, 91–92. [4] Shaft Doubleweave with Color- Kaulitz, Manuela. “Blanket Weave.” 80. [4, 8] __. “Overshot Patterns in Color-and- and-Weave Effects.” Su85: pp. SO93: pp. 69–71, 94; errata Scorgie, Jean. “Quilting on Four-Shaft Weave Effect Doubleweave.” 38–39, IS: 15. [4] ND93: p. 77. [8] Doubleweave.” MJ92: pp. JF94: pp. 62–65, 94–97. [4] Snover, Susan. “Rag Vest.” JF83: MacGeorge, Matilda. “Stadium 54–56, 87. [4, 8] __. “Summer Berries, Autumn Leaves pp. 44, 86. [4] Blanket and Case Set.” SO96: Rug.” SO97: pp. 36, 81. [4] Stahl, Yvonne. “Ugly Ursula.” MJ92: pp. 46, 97–98. [8] DOUP LENO see LENO, DOUP Knollenberg, Barbara. “Autumn pp. 47, 86. [4] Norvelle, Joan. “Chenille Basketweave Leaves Jacket.” ND93: pp. 42, Stoehr, Mary Kay. “Finish Your Blanket.” SO96: pp. 45, 100. [4] 81–82. [4] Work.” JF84: pp. 54–56, 97. [4] Saulson, Sarah. “Now We Are Eight: DRAFTS AND DRAFTING Chandler, Deborah [Redding]. “Your Kowynia, Wendy. “Hand Painted Strickler, Carol. “Four Blocks on Double-Width Blankets on Eight Weaving Teacher: Block Drafting, Doubleweave Vest Fabric.” Eight Shafts.” MJ92: pp. 58–60, Shafts.” JF02: pp. 44–46. [8] Profile Drafts, and a Few Other JF99: pp. 50. 64–65. [4] 90; errata ND92: p. 79. [8] Scorgie, Jean. “California Poppy Related Things.” Su83: pp. 19–21. LaLena, Constance. “Fabrics for __. “Ribbed Doubleweave Hot Mats.” Tablecloth and Napkins.” Su85: __. “Your Weaving Teacher: Don’t Interiors: Accent Pieces to MJ92: pp. 43, 83. [4] pp. 60–61, IS: 16. [4] Avoid the Draft, Learn to Read Chase the Winter Blahs.” JF88: Vine, Philippa. “Painted-Warp Box.” Stratton, Gretchen. “Classic Plaid It!” FW80: pp. 12–16. pp. 88–90, IS: 13–14. [2, 4, 8] ND95: pp. 64–65, 89. [4] Throw.” JF99: pp. 59, 77. [8] __. “Your Weaving Teacher: Drafting Lancaster, Daryl; Wittenberg, Barbara; Voiers, Leslie. “Doubleweave Vest.” __. “Dornick Twill Featherweight 101—Literacy in Weaving.” Murphy, Marilyn. “Revisiting the JF90: pp. 45, 75; errata MJ90: Throw.” JF97: pp. 19–20, 68. [8] ND82: pp. 73–77.

© Handwoven® magazine, Interweave Press LLC. www.handwovenmagazine.com HANDWOVEN 13 Not to be reprinted. All rights reserved. __. “Your Weaving Teacher: Drafting Condie, Sharon; Rochett, Evelyn. 117–118. [4] The Basics.” JF87: pp. 78–79. 101—Literacy in Weaving: Part “Bridal Gown.” Su83: pp. 55, Piroch, Sigrid. “Baby Pillow Case.” __. “Thistles.” JF86: pp. 84, 86. II.” JF83: pp. 24–26. 82. [4] MA87: pp. 50–51, IS: 8–9. [4] __. “Tips for Dyeing Silk.” JF86: Eatough, Judie. “Back to Basics: Davenport, Betty. “Naturally Colored Post, Margaret. “Traditional Ways with pp. 60–61. Reading Drafts in Historical Cotton Ensemble.” MJ93: Dukagång.” MA86: pp. 42–44. Blumenthal, Betsy. “A Lesson in Texts.” JF00: pp. 18–20. pp. 62, 86. [RH, 4] Temple, Mary. “Lenten Pulpit Overdyeing.” SO91: pp. 54–55, Gaynes, Margaret. “Beginner’s Corner: Deutschman, Vilija. “Summer and Antependium.” MJ87: pp. 57, 74, 92. [4] Start with a Drawdown.” MA92: Winter Dress with Polychrome IS: 10. [4] Blumenthal, Betsy; Kreider, Kathryn. pp. 20–22, 80. [4] Border.” ND93: pp. 50, 86. [8] “Blue Jeans Rag Rug.” ND88: Kaulitz, Manuela. “An Easier Ed. “Summer Seersucker.” Su83: DYEING pp. 64–66, 87. [2, 3] Overshot Notation System.” pp. 42–44, 79–81. [4] Bliss, Anne. “Annatto: Color for Brackmann, Holly. “Handwoven JF94: pp. 60–61. Gant, Helen Moseley. “Dress for a Complexions, Cheese and Dévoré: More Than Plain Osterkamp, Peggy. “Eight-Shaft Summer Day.” Mr82: pp. 52–53. Cloth.” ND84: pp. 82–84. Weave.” JF03: pp. 48–52. [2, 4] Basics.” JF92: pp. 75–77. [4] __. “Bindweeds.” ND85: pp. 86–87. Buchanan, Rita. “Growing and Using Sullivan, Donna. “Deciphering Old Green, Julie. “Ribweave Dress Fabric.” __. “Borrowers Make Good: A Look Hopi Dye Seed Crops.” SO95: Drafts.” ND96: pp. 58–59. Ja82: pp. 37, 87. [RH, 2] at Navajo Color Use and Dyes.” pp. 35–37. van der Hoogt, Madelyn. “Back to Haugh, Lise. “Wedding Dress.” 80SS: MA96: pp. 68–70. __. “Shades of Green.” JF92: pp. 44–46. Basics: Reading Drafts in pp. 34, 63–64. [2, 4] __. “Boxed Rainbows: What to Do Bunke, Kim Marie. “Forty-Eight Handwoven.” ND99: pp. 76–77. Howard, Miranda. “Karellian Red with a Dye Kit.” MA83: Colors from 12 Dyebaths.” Pick.” Nv81: pp. 36–37, 90; pp. 68–69, 102. [RH, 2, 4] ND90: pp. 61–63. DRAFTS AND DRAFTING, NAME errata 82MA: p. 87. [I, 4] __. “Color It Plaid.” ND83: pp. 74–75. Carlisle, Betty; Mani, Sholeh Bliven, Jeanette; Smayda, Norma. Kaestner, Tracy. “Moonlit Canopy: __. “Color Variations: Uses for Malekeadeh; Feather, Jessica; “Merry Christmas—A Name An Evening Dress in Thick ’n Mordants and Additives.” JF84: Satterwhite, Susan. “A Semester Draft.” SO83: p. 74. Thin.” MJ01: pp. 48–51. [8] pp. 80–82. to Weave Rugs.” ND98: Curran, Georgean. “Wedding Kennard, Teresa. “Diaimondo __. “Cracked Pots, Snaggled Skeins pp. 56–59, 75–78. [3, 4] Runner.” ND97: pp. 41, 80. [4] Ensemble.” SO97: pp. 61, and Other Dyeing Dilemmas.” Casselman, Karen. “Norse Lichen Dixon, Anne. “Overshot Waistcoat.” 74–75. [4, 8] Nv81: pp. 68–69, 84. Dyes.” SO96: pp. 48–50. SO98: pp. 52–55, 78–81. [8] __. “Evening Jacket and Gown.” __. “Currants: Not Just for Eating.” Cohen, Barbara. “The Dyepot: How 8 Ed. “Name Draft Stories from Our JF95: pp. 49, 84–85. [4] SO86: pp. 74–75. People Got 49 Different Natural Readers.” ND97: pp. 40–45. Law, Emily. “Leno Dress.” JF87: __. “Daisy, Daisy, Give Me Your Dye Samples in One Evening.” Evitt, Gisela. “Blue Point Runner.” pp. 44, IS: 5. [2, 4] Color, Do...” SO85: pp. 80–81. SO93: pp. 58–59. ND97: pp. 37, 78; errata JF98: Leo, Joann. “Embellished Dress.” __. “Do-It-Yourself Guide to Space- Dagg, Carole. “Eliza Lucas Pinckney p. 73. [4] MA93: p. 48. Dyed Yarn.” MJ86: pp. 55–56. and the Fortunes of Colonial __. “The Convergence ’90 Name MacLeod, Ritva. “Cool, Casual Cotton __. “Don’t Cry...Dye!” Mr81: Indigo.” MJ96: pp. 69–71. Draft Project.” ND97: pp. Dresses.” Su84: pp. 55, 100. [4] pp. 50–51. DiNegro, Margaret. “A Knotty Trick.” 38–39, 79; errata JF98: p. 73. [4] McGuinness, Mary. “Icicle Dress.” __. “Drab Mordant Dyeing.” SO89: SO91: p. 17. Farling, Kathleen. “Anniversary Table JF87: pp. 45, IS: 4. [4] pp. 92–93. Ed. “Printing with Natural Dyes: An Runner.” MJ98: pp. 55, Meek, Kati Reeder. “The Scottish __. “Dye! Silk!” JF83: pp. 48–49, Historical Perspective.” ND82: 105–106. [7] Arisaid.” SO90: p. 53. 92–93. pp. 66–67. Hammel, Christina. “How to Weave Morrison, Vivian. “Copper Lurex __. “Dyeing: A Personal Palette for Fish, Sandra. “Allegro’s Ecolor.” JF97: Name Drafts.” ND97: pp. Dress Fabric.” ND98: pp. 53, 74. Tapestry.” Ja82: pp. 66–67. pp. 60–61. 35–36, 77. [4] [8] __. “Dyeing with the Synthetics.” Gant, Helen Moseley. “Dress for a Ligon, Linda. “The Hidden Messages Northby, Sharon. “Nine-Squares JF85: pp. 69–72, IS: 16. [2, 4] Summer Day.” Mr82: pp. 52–53. of Weave Drafts.” ND97: p. 96. Dress.” MA96: pp. 38–39. [8] __. “How Much Dye Can a Dyebath [4] Mitchell, Peter. “Name Drafting.” Robson, Deb. “Deborah’s Suit.” JF88: Dye if a Dyebath Can Dye Dye?” Geis, Flavian. “Go Get ’em Tiger! Mr82: pp. 34–37. pp. 64–65, IS: 10. [4] MA85: pp. 85–86. Accessories for the Beach.” Sheppard, Margaret. “Miniatures from Stoehr, Mary Kay. “Twilight Dress.” __. “Ikat with Ease.” JF88: pp. 32–33. ND02: pp. 40–43. [4–16] Memories.” SO91: pp. 80–82, MJ86: pp. 51, IS: 12–13. [4] __. “Indigo—The All Time Favorite __. “Shirt Tales: I’ll Never Do That 97–98. [4] Tardy, Vicki. “Sea Crystal Dress.” Blue.” My81: pp. 60–61. Again!” MJ01: pp. 62–64. Smayda, Norma. “Calm Sea and MA87: pp. 55, IS: 11. [8] __. “Juicy Fruits and Nut Hulls (Is it a [4, 8, 16] Prosperous Voyage.” SO00: Voiers, Leslie. “Block Twill and Plain Dye or a Stain?).” SO83: Henrikson, Susan. “Dyeing to Order.” pp. 68–71. [7] Weave Suit.” ND87: pp. 52–53, pp. 80–81. My82: pp. 45–47, 96–97. [2] Walker, Barbara. “Name Drafting: IS: 12. [8] __. “Linen Dyes.” MA89: pp. 20–22. __. “A Little Dye Makes the Madelyn’s First Handwoven.” Wertenberger, Kathryn. “Space- __. “Marbling Cloth.” Su83: pp. 56–58. Difference.” MA83: pp. 60–62, ND99: pp. 36–38. [6] Dyed Stripes Ensemble.” Su85: __. “Minor Miracles: New Life for Old 97–98. [RH, 2] pp. 44–45. [2, 4] Yarns.” SO87: pp. 68–69, 96. Hessler, Jean. “Two Easy Dye Wertenberger, Kathryn; Kuwabara, Methods.” MA87: pp. 86–87. DRAWDOWNS see DRAFTS AND __. “Mixing Color with Weaving.” Nancy. “Tucked Dresses.” ND88: pp. 70–71. Keasbey, Doramay. “Sensational DRAFTING MA83: pp. 63–65. __. “The Old Man’s Beard, the Scarves: Random Rainbows.” West, Virginia. “The Swirl.” JF89: Reindeer’s Moss and the Stag’s SO89: pp. 56–57. DRAWLOOMS AND DRAWLOOM pp. 96–98. [4] Horn.” MA86: pp. 72–73. Korus, Jean; Derr, Tori; Lippert, Connie; WEAVING see LOOMS: Wittpenn, Ann. “Beige Suit and __. “Pastel.” Su84: pp. 86–87. Kaestner, Tracy; Hendrickson, DRAWLOOMS Blouse on One Warp.” JF98: __. “Prairie Plants: Natives and Linda. “Future Fiber Artists: pp. 38, 75–76. [2, 4] Immigrants.” Se82: pp. 74–75. Fostering a Sense of Wonder.” DRESSES AND SUITS __. “A Quick Guide to Dyeing.” ND03: pp. 38–43. [F, T] Alderman, Sharon. “Warm and DUKAGÅNG JF90: pp. 58–59. Liebler, Barbara. “Differential Wooly: Cloud-Soft Dress.” Alderman, Sharon. “Dukagång: The __. “Secrets, Secrets: Sig and Such.” Dyeing.” SO92: pp. 30–31. 79FW: pp. 26–27. [4] Stuff of Hearts and Flowers.” JF89: pp. 30–31. Ligon, Linda. “On the Rocks.” ND88: Beard, Betty. “Jewel Dress.” Su85: MA86: pp. 41, Cover, IS: 5. [4] __. “Spring Greens (Make More than p. 107. pp. 46–47, IS: 8. [4] Bradley, Louise. “Pillows Inspired by Green!).” Mr82: pp. 69–70. Lorance, Marilyn. “Rainbow Fleece: Bradley, Louise. “Country Casual Dress.” African Baskets.” MA93: pp. 41, __. “Stencils.” Su85: pp. 86–88. A Happy Hazard Approach to SO85: pp. 52–53, IS: 8. [4] 79. [4] __. “A Summer Tweed?” MJ88: Chemical Dyeing.” Se81: p. 68. Bright, Kathy. “Cotton Ensemble.” Essén-Hedin, Margaretha. “Summer pp. 20–21, 77. [2, 4] Martin, Jill. “Vacation Dye Samples.” MJ89: pp. 53, 82. [2, 4] Curtains.” Su84: pp. 72–73, __. “Surface Design Techniques— Su83: pp. 58–59.

© Handwoven® magazine, Interweave Press LLC. www.handwovenmagazine.com HANDWOVEN 14 Not to be reprinted. All rights reserved. May, Joelyn. “Solar Kool-Aid SO04: pp. 52–56. [4] __. “Reflections on the Chasuble.” O’Connor, Eileen. “Picot Top.” JF85: Dyeing.” MJ89: pp. 22–23. Ellis, Catharine. “Woven Shibori on JF84: pp. 36–38. pp. 65, IS: 16. [2, 4] Miller, Dorothy. “Dyeing with Four Shafts.” SO02: pp. 44–47. Ed. “Weaving for the Church: From Patrick, Jane. “Accent on Edges.” Indigo.” ND92: pp. 30–31, 66. [4] Our Readers.” ND98: pp. 44–49. MJ88: pp. 53–54. O’Connor, Marina. “Experiments in Geis, Flavian. “Color Me Happy.” French, Kathleen. “Credence Cloth.” Preckshot, Amy. “A Study Group Copper Penny Dyeing.” SO92: MA00: pp. 50–56. [2, 4, 8, 16] JF84: pp. 33, 92. [2, 4] Talks Edges.” MJ91: pp. 66–67. pp. 68–69. __. “Go Get ’em Tiger! Accessories Halm, Roslyn. “Weaving for the Raymond, Nish. “Bronson Lace Owens, Julie. “Stained-Glass for the Beach.” ND02: Church—A Challenge!” JF84: Stole.” JF85: p. 64. Chevrons.” ND90: p. 60. pp. 40–43. [4–16] pp. 32–34. Saunders, Helen. “Bias Binding, Piping, Schell, Jacki. “Kool-Aid Dyed Felt Muller, Donna; Johnson, Gale. Johnson, Faye. “Jewish Textiles.” and Tubes for Handwoven Watermelons.” MA94: p. 41. “Shibori: A Japanese Resist Dye JF84: pp. 35–36, 91–92. [4] Garments.” ND97: pp. 68–72. Stephens, Cleo. “Dyes from Nature.” Technique.” ND91: pp. 50–51. Jones, Jean. “Advent Pulpit Fall.” __. “Cords and Piping for Handwoven SO91: pp. 71–73. Ryeburn, Jo Anne. “From Shibori to SO93: pp. 78, 95–96; errata Clothing.” SO97: pp. 56–58. Templeton, Peg. “A Bouquet of Pleats—Workshop Dividends.” JF94: p. 83. [4] Stanley, Martha. “Rug Finishes: An Shawls.” Su84: pp. 75–76; errata SO02: pp. 48–50. [8] Kantor, Phyllis. “The Work of the Overview.” Nv81: pp. 32–34. JF90: p. 97. [4] Weaver in Colors: Prayer Van Stralen, Trudy. “Sandalwood on DYEING, SPACE Shawl.” JF89: pp. 55–57. [4] EDUCATION see also TEACHING Silk.” JF91: pp. 96–98. Kaulitz, Inge. “A Stole for All Hess, Ellen. “Rainbow Chenille WEAVING Winslow, Heather. “Two Terrific Scarves.” MA94: pp. 76, 91. Seasons.” ND98: pp. 39, 70; Chandler, Deborah. “Of Hands and Tunics in Fine Silk.” MJ01: [RH, 2, 4] errata JF00: p. 17. [4] Hearts.” MA01: pp. 80–81. pp. 52–55. [4] Kimmelstiel, Laurie. “Weaving Jewish Fitzsimmons, Dee. “Weaver’s Wipplinger, Michele. “Cotton Textiles.” ND98: pp. 41–43, 68. DYEING: WARP AND WEFT Network: Teaching Textile Arts Colors...The Natural Way.” [4] PAINTING to High School Students.” JF93: pp. 74–77. Anstine, Jean; Bradley, Louise. Ouimet, Beth. “The Miracle at Cana MA03: pp. 74–75. “Portable Weaving: A Band of in Galilee Tapestry.” JF89: p. 51. Hess, Sherry. “Weaver’s Network: DYEING, DISCHARGE Ideas for Bands.” MJ86: Prior, Muriel. “An Expression of Textile Programs of the Renfrew Cawthon, Maj-Britt. “Creative pp. 40–46, IS: 7–9. [C, I] Faith.” JF89: p. 53. Institute.” MJ02: p. 75. Clothing.” MA99: pp. 56–57. Bliss, Anne. “Dyes for Painting Rodman, Terry. “Liturgical Weaving.” Patrick, Jane. “Weaver’s Network: Eychaner, Barbara. “Simple Discharge Warps.” SO84: pp. 65–67. JF89: pp. 50–51. A Woman with a Mission.” Dyeing.” SO91: pp. 56–57, 92. Blumenthal, Betsy. “Overshot Uphols- Russell, Rusty. “Celtic Stole.” ND98: JF02: p. 79. [2, 4] tery.” MJ98: pp. 34, 96–97. [8] pp. 37, 69. [2] __. “Weaver’s Network: Meet Me at Geis, Flavian. “Go Get ’em Tiger! Cahoon, Maggie. “Space-Dyeing Sindelar, Peggy. “Liturgical Stole.” the Fair.” MJ01: p. 85. Accessories for the Beach.” Chenille.” MA94: pp. 72–73. JF89: pp. 54, 80. [4] __. “Weaver’s Network: Weaving My ND02: pp. 40–43. [4–16] Cawthon, Maj-Britt. “Creative Springer, Patricia. “Altar Cloths for a Math to Make Art.” JF01: p. 83. Volle, Ginny Dewey. “Discharge Clothing.” MA99: pp. 56–57. Wedding.” SO01: pp. 40–41; __. “Weaver’s Network: Weaving’s Dyeing by Direct Screening.” Colburn, Carol. “Instant Color! Paint errata MJ02: p. 14. [8] Hot When It Sizzles.” MA01: JF90: pp. 64–65, 84–85. [6] a Garden on Your Warp.” 80SS: St. John’s Chapel Committee. “St. p. 85. p. 44. [2] John’s Episcopal Church Patrick, Jane; Miller, Ruth Anne. Curtain.” JF89: p. 52. DYEING, IKAT __. “Painting Weft Threads for “Weaver’s Network: Alphabet Bliss, Anne. “Ikat with Ease.” Se81: Tapestry.” Ja82: pp. 58–59. Stahl, Yvonne. “Blue Tallit and Tallit Blocks for Weavers.” SO02: p. 75. pp. 60–62. [RH, 2] Elissa, Jonelle. “A Rainbow Warp for Bag.” ND98: pp. 42–43, 66. [4] Zander, Barbara. “Weaver’s Network: Bohannan, Ronnine. “Ikat Design: Towels and Runners.” MA00: Strickler, Carol; Prior, Muriel. Weaving Recovery.” SO01: p. 85. Brushstrokes of Color.” Su84: pp. 66–68. [2, 4] “Considering Style: Kneelers and Stole.” JF89: pp. 53, 80–81. [4] pp. 56–57, 100, 102. [2, 4] Freeman, Mollie. “Mixing Paints and EMBELLISHMENTS Bradley, Louise. “Handspun Ikat.” Dyes.” ND00: pp. 64–69. [2, 4] Sullivan, Donna. “Warp-Patterned Bradley, Louise. “Jellybean Blouse.” Se81: pp. 65–67. [RH, 2, 4] __. “Piecework Vest.” JF97: Overshot.” ND89: pp. 67–69, Su85: pp. 50–51, IS: 11. [4] Colton, Mary. “Ikat Striped Ruana pp. 36–37, 78–79. [2, 4] 81. [6] Bridges, Cheri. “Friendship Vest.” and Skirt.” SO84: pp. 58–62. [4] Geis, Flavian. “Color Me Happy.” Temple, Mary. “Lenten Pulpit JF97: pp. 38–39, 73–74. [4] D’Ambrosio, Gina. “The Simple MA00: pp. 50–56. [2, 4, 8, 16] Antependium.” MJ87: pp. 57, Campbell, Sue. “Ribbon and Lace Beauty of Random Ikat.” JF93: Kaestner, Tracy. “Paint a Rainbow.” IS: 10. [4] and Beaded Adornments.” JF97: pp. 58–59. MA00: pp. 58–61. [8] White, Susan. “Dressing for Christian pp. 40–41, 75–76. [2, 4] Essen, Deb. “Travel Journal Cover in __. “A Sunset to Dye For: A Shawl in Worship.” ND98: pp. 36–40. Dam, Inge. “Embroidery with Beads Ikat Inspired by Weaving in Fabric Forecast’s Island Sunset and Mirrors––Embellishing Borneo.” MJ04: pp. 56–59. [4] Palette.” ND04: pp. 78–80. [4] EDGE TREATMENTS Handwoven Surfaces.” SO04: Gaynes, Margaret. “Easy Ikat.” JF90: Kowynia, Wendy. “Hand Painted Baizerman, Suzanne; Searle, Karen; pp. 78–79. pp. 62–63, 84. [2, 4] Doubleweave Vest Fabric.” Pancake, Cherri. “Stitched Ed. “Whipstitch and Backstitch Höykinpuro, Anja. “Ikat for Rag Rug JF99: pp. 50. 64–65. [4] Finishes in the Guatemalan Diagrams.” JF96: p. 94. Weavers.” ND94: pp. 54–57. Meisel, Stefanie. “Evening Sunset Scarf Tradition.” Nv81: pp. 29–31. Fournier, Jane. “Fulled and Embroidered [2, 4] with Differential Shrinkage.” Bradley, Louise. “Classy Corners.” Jacket.” JF97: pp. 33, 77. [4] Hunzeker, Patricia. “In Search of Indo- SO04: pp. 42–45. [2, 4] JF85: pp. 86–87. French, Louise. “Sewing Skills Are a nesian Ikat.” SO94: pp. 56–58. Saulson, Sarah. “A First Warp Ed. “Damascus Edge.” ND82: p. 87. Good Investment.” MJ01: Klos, Dagmar. “Indigo Ikat Scarf.” Painting Project.” ND99: __. “Damascus Edge.” Su83: p. 106. pp. 38–42. [8] ND98: pp. 54, 74–75. pp. 48–52. [4, 8] __. “Damascus Edging Diagram.” Gelbaugh, Sally. “It’s All on the Kohls, Elda. “Ikat Effects without the Sullivan, Donna. “Painted Warp ND98: p. 76. Surface.” SO04: pp. 64–71. [4]; Fuss.” ND00: pp. 38–42. [2, 4] Belts.” JF90: pp. 60–61, 82–83. __. “On the Edge.” SO83: pp. 34–36. errata, JF05: p. 6. [2, 4] __. “Philippine Edge Diagram.” JF97: Heinrich, Linda. “Embroidery on p. 72. DYEING, RESIST DYEING see Wipplinger, Michele. “Warp Linen.” MA97: pp. 57–60. __. “Rug Finishing Diagrams.” ND94: DYEING, SHIBORI Painting.” ND88: pp. 20–21. __. “Pink Envelope.” MA97: pp. 61, p. 93. 81; errata SO97: p. 72. [4] Keasbey, Doramay. “Favorite Finishes ECCLESIASTICAL WEAVING Hendrickson, Linda. “Felted Vest DYEING, SHIBORI for Weft-Faced Rugs.” ND01: Ahearn, Bren. “Weave Shibori Book- Baker, Pamela. “Impressive Hangings.” with Serger Embellishments.” pp. 80–81. marks.” SO04: pp. 58–63. [2, 4] MJ99: pp. 44–47. JF92: p. 60. Ligon, Linda. “My Lacy Apron.” Brackmann, Holly. “Shibori Meets Centner, David. “The Living Thread Hendrix, Barbara. “From Rock Art to JF83: pp. 41–42, 81. [4] Dévoré in a Handwoven Scarf.” of Memory.” JF89: pp. 45–50. Loom Art.” JF97: pp. 44, 66.

© Handwoven® magazine, Interweave Press LLC. www.handwovenmagazine.com HANDWOVEN 15 Not to be reprinted. All rights reserved. Hess, Ellen. “Polymer Clay Buttons.” ETHICS see PHILOSOPHY AND Bradley, Louise. “It Isn’t Finished Znamierowski, Nell. “Finishing Wool: JF94: pp. 44–45, 50. Until It’s Finished.” MJ92: Three Approaches.” Nv81: THOUGHTS ON WEAVING Karjala, Beth. “Hatband Fun!” MJ91: pp. 22, 24. pp. 50–53, 83, 86. [RH, 2, 4] p. 62. Coleman, Cathryn. “Crocheted or EYEGLASS CASE see BAGS Kaulitz, Manuela. “Fell Woven Cross- Knitted Trim for Felted Cloth.” FELTING Stitch.” SO97: pp. 64–65, JF92: p. 69. Beukers, Henriette. “Felting.” ND83: 72–73. [2, 4] FABRIC ANALYSIS Ed. “The Designer Clothing of Teresa Alderman, Sharon. “If You Like pp. 80–83. __. “The Maltese Cross: A Weaver’s Kennard.” SO97: pp. 60, 77. [8] Puzzles...” SO88: pp. 86–87. Bolesta, Pam. “Warm and Wooly Stitch.” MJ97: pp. 64–66, __. “Stocking Stuffers.” SO85: Ed. “Essentials.” ND94: pp. 34–35. Doubleweave Bag and Felted 83–84; errata SO97: p. 72. pp. 64–66, IS: 14–15. [2, 4] Eychaner, Barbara. “Informing the Vest.” 79FW: pp. 20–21, 53, 54. Kennard, Teresa. “Luxurious __. “Waulking the Web.” JF96: Present with Echoes of the Past.” [4] Indulgences.” JF97: pp. 42–43, pp. 38–41. MJ93: pp. 46–48, 81–82. [4, 8] Craig, Phyllis. “Felted Slippers.” JF92: 79–80. [2, 4] Fournier, Jane. “Fulled and Embroidered Korus, Jean. “For Starters: Playing with pp. 68, 89–90. Lamb, Sara. “Embellished Bags.” Jacket.” JF97: pp. 33, 77. [4] Stripes.” MA03: pp. 24–27. [4] Curran, Mary. “Trillium Flower Felted ND00: pp. 60–63. Freeman, Mollie. “Felted Wearables.” Strickler, Carol. “Fabric Analysis.” Jacket.” JF92: pp. 66, 88. Liles, Suzie. “Putting on the Glitz: JF01: pp. 50–53. [2, 4] ND85: pp. 83–84. Kappeler, Erda. “Felted Cottage A Sequined Shawl.” JF02: pp. Fry, Laura. “All About Wet Wertenberger, Kathryn. “Afghan Boots.” JF92: pp. 67, 88–89. 58–60. [6] Finishing.” JF01: pp. 28–31. Weaves from Baskets.” SO90: Korus, Jean; Derr, Tori; Lippert, Connie; Mayer, Anita Luvera. “Celebration of Gallagher, Kate. “Waulking Tweeds at pp. 92–94. [10] Kaestner, Tracy; Hendrickson, Life Coat.” JF97: pp. 34–35, the Marshfield School of Linda. “Future Fiber Artists: 82–83. [2, 4] Weaving.” SO85: pp. 10–11. Fostering a Sense of Wonder.” __. “The Creative Process in Motion: FABRIC FORECAST see Gipson, Liz. “For Starters: A Puffed ND03: pp. 38–43. [F, T] The Mantles.” SO99: pp. 62–65. HANDWOVEN’S FABRIC FORECAST and Puckered Scarf with Lamb, Sara. “Hand-Felted Mittens.” __. “Paper Beads.” MJ91: pp. 54–55, Novelty Knitting Yarns.” SO04: ND83: pp. 84–85. 84. [2, 4] FABRICS FOR NEEDLEPOINT pp. 38–40. [RH, 2, 4] Meisel, Stefanie. “Handwoven Felted __. “Shisha Glass.” MJ91: pp. 50–53, Alderman, Sharon. “Woven to Suit.” Hart, Helen. “Waulked Blanket.” Lace for Scarves.” MJ03: 83. [2, 4] JF97: pp. 27, 73. [4] JF96: pp. 41, 85–86. [2, 4] pp. 48–52. [2, 4] __. “A Versatile Vest and Bag and a Jones, Janice. “Vadmal Jacket.” SO87: Rochat, Roxie. “Felted Baby Booties.” Versatile Beaded Embellishment.” FASHION TRENDS pp. 44–45, IS: 7. [4] JF94: p. 71. MA04: pp. 68–71. [4] Ed. “A Matter of Style: Metallic Keeler, Betty. “Experiments in Fulling Schell, Jacki. “Kool-Aid Dyed Felt Piroch, Sigrid. “Putting on the Glitz: Threads.” Nv81: pp. 4–5. and Felting.” JF95: pp. 52–53. Watermelons.” MA94: p. 41. A Jacket.” JF02: pp. 56–57. [6] Lancaster, Daryl. “Accessory Heaven: Knisely, Dee. “Felted Cape Coat.” Sneary, Anne. “Felt for Feet.” JF96: Saunders, Helen. “Bias Binding, Piping, Where Have All the Boas JF92: pp. 59, 87. [4] pp. 44–48. and Tubes for Handwoven Gone?” ND02: pp. 36–37. Meisel, Stefanie. “Evening Sunset Scarf __. “Felted Ball Christmas Garments.” ND97: pp. 68–72. __. “Color Forecasting.” SO03: with Differential Shrinkage.” Ornaments.” SO93: pp. 44–45. Williams, Kate. “Surface Decoration pp. 68–69. SO04: pp. 42–45. [2, 4] __. “Felted Christmas Tree Skirt.” on Handwoven Fabric.” JF90: __. “Handwoven’s Fabric Forecast: __. “Weekend Weaver: Night Sky SO94: pp. 53, 90. [4] pp. 69–71. [4, 6] Fall/Winter ’04–’05.” JF04: Scarf.” SO04: pp. 46–47. [2, 4] __. “Felted Holiday Slices.” SO98: Winslow, Heather. “Beading and pp. 74–76. Menlove, Rebecca. “Fulling Wool by pp. 61–63. Embroidery on Handwoven __. “Handwoven’s Fabric Forecast: Hand and Machine.” JF96: __. “Felting a Hat.” JF92: pp. 62–65. Fabric.” JF01: pp. 54–57. Fashions for Fall/Winter pp. 34–37. [4] Spark, Patricia. “Scandinavian Christ- ’04–’05.” MA04: pp. 76–79. Moore [Buchheit], Carla. “Holly Berry mas Elf.” SO95:pp. 72–74. ENDNOTES: see PHILOSOPHY AND __. “Handwoven’s Fabric Forecast: Scarves.” JF94: pp. 69, 97–98. [RH, 2, 4] THOUGHTS ON WEAVING Fashions for Spring/Summer FIBERHEARTS AWARD ’05.” ND04: pp. 74–77. __. “Paneled Throw and Lap Robe.” Ed. “2004 Award Winners: Weavers’ __. “Handwoven’s Fabric Forecast: JF99: pp. 54–55, 71–74; errata EQUIPMENT see also LOOMS; Guild of Rochester and Spring/Summer ’04.” ND03: ND99: p. 15. [4] Waterford Weavers Guild.” REVIEWS: EQUIPMENT pp. 28–31. [8] Morrison, Ruth. “Deflected Double- Bradley, Louise. “Tools and Toys.” SO04: pp. 27–28. __. “Handwoven’s Fabric Forecast weave and Differential Shrink- ND88: pp. 26, 28. Spring/Summer ’05.” SO04: age.” MJ01: pp. 80–82. [8] Chandler, Deborah [Redding]. “Your FIBERS see YARNS AND FIBERS pp. 84–87. Patrick, Jane. “Transformation: A Weaving Teacher: Tools of the __. “Handwoven’s Fabric Forecast: Study in Fibers and Finishing.” Trade.” JF85: pp. 23–25. The Year in Review.” MJ04: JF03: pp. 62–64. [RH, 2, 4] FIBONACCI Ed. “Five, Six, Pick-Up Sticks...” Alderman, Sharon. “Designing pp. 76–79. __. “Wadmal Vest: An Easy Project MA86: p. 53. Stripes.” MJ96: pp. 36–39. __. “What’s Hot in Fashion.” JF03: on Two Shafts.” JF02: Gaynes, Margaret. “Selecting and __. “Fibonacci.” MA03: p. 72. pp. 24–27. pp. 66–68. [RH, 2] Caring for Reeds.” MJ89: Brochu, Luellen. “Blueberry Runner.” Patrick, Jane. “Fashion News.” JF92: Sneary, Anne. “Felted Jacket.” JF91: pp. 32–33. ND97: pp. 55, 83–84. [4] p. 33. pp. 47, 70–72. [4] Höykinpuro, Anja. “How to Use a Croghan, Joanne. “What’s Black and Znamierowski, Nell. “Color and Yarn __. “Felted Mittens and Earwarmers.” Temple.” SO94: pp. 48–49. White and Red All Over?” Trends a Year Away.” JF93: JF90: pp. 46, 77. [4] Kaulitz, Manuela. “Damask Shuttles.” JF92: pp. 47, 82–83. [2, 8] pp. 78–79. __. “Summer and Winter Felted MJ96: p. 35. Ed. “A Fibonacci Challenge.” ND95: Vest.” JF93: pp. 54, 86–87. [4] __. “The Two-Bobbin Boat Shuttle.” pp. 12–13. Tedder, Lynn; van der Hoogt, MA95: p. 32. FELTED AND FULLED FABRICS __. “The Fibonacci Series.” MA83: Madelyn. “Deflected Double __. “Warping Reels.” MA96: p. 88. Adams, Brucie. “Boiled Wool.” Su84: p. 45. Weave.” JF01: pp. 62–67. [8] LaLena, Constance. “Equipment for p. 85. Moore, Jennifer. “The Golden Thilenius, Carol; Simpson, Marion. Production Efficiency: Other Alderman, Sharon. “Cloud-Light Lap Proportion.” SO00: pp. 64–67. “Wooly Woolens.” Se82: Helpful Equipment.” ND84: Robe.” JF96: pp. 42–43, 84–85. Williams, Mary. “Beyond Fibonacci: pp. 44–46. [4] pp. 79–81. [2, 4] Sequels to a Series.” MA03: van der Hoogt, Madelyn. “Red Hot Meek, Kati Reeder. “My Warps Lift __. “You’re Not Finished Until It’s pp. 72–73. Polka Dots for a Winter Scarf.” Weights: Weight Tensioning Finished.” JF01: pp. 24–25. JF03: pp. 58–60. [4] System for the Warp Beam.” [2, 4] Blumenthal, Betsy. “A New Look at Woodbury, DeeDee. “An Heirloom FINE THREADS (OVER 7,000 YD/LB) ND89: pp. 26–28. Alderman, Sharon. “In Praise (or M’s and O’s.” JF03: pp. 54–56. Blanket from the Nineteenth Sherrodd, Kristie. “End-Feed Defense) of Fine Threads.” [6] Century.” JF00: pp. 74–76. [4] Shuttles.” JF97: pp. 65–66. JF88: pp. 68–69, IS: 12. [8]

© Handwoven® magazine, Interweave Press LLC. www.handwovenmagazine.com HANDWOVEN 16 Not to be reprinted. All rights reserved. Cross, Dorothy. “Plain Weave with a Embellishments, Closures...and Connie; Kaestner, Tracy; MJ87: pp. 70–71. Twist or Two!” JF03: pp. 44–47. More!” Nv81: pp. 42–44, 65. Hendrickson, Linda. “Future __. “Gallery of Moorman Technique.” [2, 4] Fiber Artists: Fostering a Sense MJ94: p. 35. Field, Anne. “Collapse-Weave Scarf.” FINNWEAVE of Wonder.” ND03: pp. 38–43. __. “Gallery of Norwegian Weavers.” SO04: pp. 48–50. [4] Ed. “Finnweave Pick-Up Technique.” [F, T] MJ87: pp. 54–55. Meek, Kati Reeder. “Warping and ND93: p. 45. Patrick, Jane. “Not for Beginners __. “A Gallery of Plain Weave Weaving with Fine Yarns.” Irwin, Alison. “Fun with Finnweave.” Only: Finger Control.” MA83: Fabrics.” ND91: pp. 64–68. SO96: pp. 28–31, 103. JF99: pp. 40–43, 65. [4] pp. 70–72. [F, RH, 2, 4] __. “Gallery of Scarves.” ND88: Ueki, Takako. “Dividing Air with Kaulitz, Manuela. “Finnweave.” Russell, Carol. “Thumbnail Tapestries.” pp. 40–42. Air.” JF03: pp. 40–43. [6] ND93: pp. 40–42, 77–78; errata MJ97: pp. 44–49, 79. [F] __. “Gallery of Small Tapestries.” JF94: p. 83. [4] MJ95: pp. 48–49. FINGER-MANIPULATED WEAVING Noble, Kris. “Vest for a Handweaver.” FRAMING __. “Gallery of Swedish Weavers.” Liebler, Barbara. “A Fingerwoven ND93: pp. 42, 79–80. [4] Harvey, Nancy. “Mounting and MJ87: pp. 35–37. Scarf.” SO88: pp. 88–89. Framing Small Tapestries.” __. “Gallery of Tapestry Weavers.” MA88: pp. 81–84. Ligon, Linda. “Warm and Wooly FOOTWEAR SO01: pp. 80–82. Ruana.” 79FW: pp. 18–19, 52. Craig, Phyllis. “Felted Slippers.” JF92: __. “Gallery of Woven Containers.” ND95: pp. 60–61. Patrick, Jane. “Not for Beginners pp. 68, 89–90. FRINGE Only: Finger Control.” MA83: Eychaner, Barbara. “Seersucker Bradley, Louise. “Fringe Elements.” __. “Images in Linen.” MA97: pp. 70–72. [F, RH, 2, 4] Cosmetic Bag and Slippers.” SO84: pp. 22–23. pp. 68–69. ND89: pp. 53, 78. [4] Butler, Su. “The Answer Lady: Happy __. “Linen Gallery.” MA89: pp. 61–65. __. “Lord of the Rings––Gallery of FINISHING see also BORDERS; Kankainen, Kathy. “Treading in the Endings.” MJ00: pp. 22–23. Fellowship Cloaks.” SO04: EDGE TREATMENTS; FRINGE AND Past: Sandals of the Anasazi.” Ed. “Triangular Warp Bundle SO95: pp. 40–43. Diagram.” ND98: p. 76. pp. 80–82. TASSELS; HEMSTITCHING; JOINING; Kappeler, Erda. “Felted Cottage __. “Twisted Fringe.” SO02: p. 14. __. “Portfolio: Harriet Jenny, Randall FELTED AND FULLED FABRIC Boots.” JF92: pp. 67, 88–89. Hess, Ellen. “Passementerie: Ornate Darwall, Jeannine Glaves and Alderman, Sharon. “You’re Not Ruth Morrison.” JF86: pp. 36–38. Finished Until It’s Finished.” Kurzmack, Eric. “Eric’s Shoelaces.” Embellishment for Furniture.” MA94: pp. 33, 80–81. [I] ND94: pp. 72–75, 96–97. [6] __. “Portfolio of Fashion Designers: JF01: pp. 24–25. [2, 4] Maria Rodriguez, Jhane Barnes, Anderson-Shea, Charlene. “Shoulder McNamara, Bridget. “Warm and Keasbey, Doramay. “Favorite Finishes Wooly Mukluks.” 79FW: for Weft-Faced Rugs.” ND01: Alexander Julian.” ND86: Pads.” MJ89: pp. 57–58. pp. 37–39. Bradley, Louise. “Band-Aids.” SO89: pp. 20–21, 54. [4] pp. 80–81. Scorgie, Jean. “Yule Boots.” SO83: Kniskern, Verne. “A New Twist in __. “Rep Weave Gallery.” SO88: pp. 34, 36. pp. 42–44. __. “Fringe Elements.” SO84: pp. 22–23. pp. 72, 100. [4] Making Fringe.” JF85: pp. 7–8. Sneary, Anne. “Felt for Feet.” JF96: McGeary, Gay. “Fancy Coverlet __. “Scarf Inspirations.” MA92: __. “Getting It Straight.” ND85: pp. 73–75. pp. 23–24. pp. 44–48. Fringes.” Nv81: pp. 38–40. Piroch, Sigrid. “Wrapping the Ends __. “Tapestry Reflections.” MJ95: __. “Knitted Finishes: Part 1— pp. 70–71. FOR STARTERS of Fringe.” MA04: p. 58. Attaching Knitting to __. “Weaving for the Home Award of Handwoven Clothing.” SO90: Gipson, Liz. “For Starters: A Puffed Stanley, Martha. “Rug Finishes: An and Puckered Scarf with Overview.” Nv81: pp. 32–34. Excellence.” MJ96: pp. 76–77. pp. 41–42. __. “Western Vistas.” MA96: __. “Pockets for Fashion and Novelty Knitting Yarns.” SO04: Tenney, Karen. “Dressing Up with pp. 38–40. [RH, 2, 4] Beads.” MA04: pp. 36–37. pp. 66–67. Function.” JF90: pp. 24, 28. __. “Window on the West.” MA96: __. “Tacky to Tasteful: Finishing Good, Liz. “For Starters: Round Voiers, Leslie. “Caribbean Blues Coasters––Break Away from the Blanket.” JF93: pp. 55, 88. [4] p. 71. Touches for Household Linens.” Holman, Barbara; Harrison, Deborah; MJ87: pp. 27–30. Grid.” ND04: pp. 34–36. Woodbury, DeeDee. “A Fancy Johnson, Ellen. “For Starters: Ellen’s Fringe.” MA04: p. 38. Silver-Schack, Bettes. “Warp Chandler, Deborah [Redding]. “Your Rep Rugs: A Gallery.” ND01: Weaving Teacher: It’s Good To Table Runner.” ND03: GALLERIES pp. 34–37. [4] Coca, Joe. “From the Studio of pp. 56–57. Be All Wet, Sometimes.” My81: Lippert, Connie; Heifetz, Jeanne; pp. 22–23. Korus, Jean. “For Starters: Playing with Joe Coca: What’s Hot!” SO04: Stripes.” MA03: pp. 24–27. [4] pp. 34–36. Rohde, Michael. “Taqueté Rugs: Dunn, Juanita. “Modified Patch Pocket A Gallery.” ND01: pp. 68–69. for Lined Jacket.” JF90: p. 29. __. “For Starters: Shadow-Weave Collingwood, Jason; Darwall, Randall; Gamp.” JF04: pp. 32–35. [4] Ellis, Catharine; Harvey, Nancy; Pritchard, Emilie; Kerley, Kimberlee; Ed. “Buttonhole Stitch and Invisible Stafford, Barbara. “Shaft- Stitch.” JF84: p. 100. Lamb, Britt-Marie. “For Starters: Star Lamb, Sara; Mayer, Anita Luvera; Towels.” SO03: pp. 28–31. [4] Moore, Jennifer; Neilson, Rosalie; Switched Rugs: A Gallery.” __. “On the Edge.” SO83: pp. 34–36. ND01: pp. 74–75. Hochberg, Bette. “Fiber Facts for Russell, Margaret B. “For Starters: O’Hara, Sheila; Rohde, Michael. A Linen Carrier for Home and “Insights: An Exhibition.” SO02: Rogers, Letitia; Cromley, Joanne; Finishing Fabrics.” Nv81: Olson, Terry. “Tapestry Rugs: pp. 62–65. Abroad.” MJ04: pp. 34–36. [2,4] pp. 52–55. Tenney, Karen; van der Hoogt, Ed. “Award-Winning Wraps.” MJ96: A Gallery.” ND01: pp. 60–61. Krone, Judith Powell. “Schubert’s Saulson, Sarah. “Celebrating the Serenade.” MA03: pp. 56–58. [8] Madelyn. “For Starters: Start pp. 52–54. with Silk for an Evening Scarf.” __. “Beyond Basic Black.” MA04: Diversity of Summer and Winter: Lenderman, Max. “Pet Peeves: Tips A Gallery.” MA91: pp. 65–68. from a Veteran Fiber Show MA04: pp. 32–34. [4]; errata, pp. 46–47. Juror.” MJ91: pp. 30, 35. MA05: p. 6. __. “Damask Gallery.” MA89: Ligon, Linda. “Weaving a Fine Warp.” Walker, Barbara. “For Starters: Eye pp. 89–92. GAMPS Belson, Michele; Luhring, Alan A. Nv81: pp. 58–59, 80–81. [4] Candy in the Yarn Store.” __. “Doubleweave Gallery.” MJ92: “The Color Gamp, Beautiful and Scorgie, Jean. “Tämä on Ihana!” MJ03: pp. 24–27. [4] pp. 65–72. Practical.” JF04: pp. 44–45. [4, 8] JF86: pp. 44–45, IS: 7. [4] __. “Fabric to Fabric.” MJ97: Farling, Kathleen. “Towels as Gamps.” Scorgie, Jean; Leethem, Kaino; Moore FRAME LOOM PROJECTS pp. 34–35. MA99: pp. 48–49, 68–69; errata [Buchheit], Carla. “Brushing!” Best, Eleanor. “Computer-Assisted __. “Gallery: Inspired by the MJ99: p. 64; errata ND99: JF83: pp. 46–47, 88–89. [4] Weaving Design...with a Mat- Southwest.” SO95: pp. 54–56. p. 15. [8] Stoehr, Mary Kay. “Finish Your Board Loom.” MA91: pp. 78–79. __. “Gallery of Danish Weavers.” Fry, Laura. “Weekend Weaver: Rainbow Work.” JF84: pp. 54–56, 97. [4] Elich-McCall, Charlotte. “How to MJ87: pp. 46–47. Scarf––A Color Gamp You Can Wertenberger, Kathryn. “Beyond the Weave a Plaid Triangular __. “Gallery of Double Weave Wear.” JF04: pp. 52–54. [4] Fringe.” Nv81: pp. 27–28. [RH, 8] Shawl.” ND83: pp. 54–56. [F] Pick-Up.” JF88: pp. 49–53. Keizer, Sylvia. “A Baby Quilt from Wheeler, Margaret. “A Neat Seam Kappeler, Erda. “Weaving on a Board.” __. “A Gallery of Doubleweave Handwoven Cloth.” JF04: Finish.” JF92: p. 61. SO83: pp. 46–47, 92, 110. [F] Pick-Up.” JF99: pp. 48–49. pp. 48–50. [4] Wilson, Jean. “Edges, Joinings, Trims, Korus, Jean; Derr, Tori; Lippert, __. “Gallery of Finnish Weavers.”

© Handwoven® magazine, Interweave Press LLC. www.handwovenmagazine.com HANDWOVEN 17 Not to be reprinted. All rights reserved. Korus, Jean. “For Starters: Shadow- GUILDS AND ORGANIZATIONS HANGINGS see also Jones, Janice. “Rolled-Brim Hat and Weave Gamp.” JF04: pp. 32–35. Scarf.” SO83: pp. 44–94. [2, 4] Boyer, Marian; Jackson, Mary Ann. TRANSPARENCIES; RUGS [4] “Weaving Baltimore: The Bargmann, Ute. “Weaving Cultural Lumsden, Sharon. “Tubular Weave Plate, Priscilla. “Color Blanket Shawl Baltimore Weavers Guild Connections.” SO95: pp. 52–53, Vest.” JF87: pp. 48–51, IS: 6–7. [4] and Top.” Se81: pp. 50–51, 89. Celebrates its 40th 84–85. [4] McClure, Lisa. “Plaid Mohair Tams.” [2, 4] Anniversary.” MA90: pp. 87–89. Davenport, Betty. “Unusual Ways ND91: pp. 20–21. [4] Saulson, Sarah. “Now We Are Eight: Ed. “A Fibonacci Challenge.” ND95: with Leno.” MA86: pp. 46–48, O’Connor, Marina. “Fleece-Edged A Shadow-Weave Gamp for a pp. 12–13. IS: 8. [RH, 4] Hat.” JF94: pp. 70, 98–99. [4] Table Runner.” JF04: pp. 40–43. __. “Idea Notebook: Lunchtime Griffin, Gertrude. “Pictures in Palson, Patricia. “Overshot Elegance: [8] Merriment.” SO89: p. 18. Summer and Winter Pick-Up.” A Shawl and Hat.” MJ01: Tardy, Vicki. “A Color Gamp in __. “A Look at the American Crafts MA86: pp. 54–55, IS: 9–10. [4] pp. 74–77; errata MJ02: p. 14. [4] Overshot.” JF04: p. 51. [4] Council.” MA87: pp. 79–80. Jones, Janice. “Christmas Hanging.” Sneary, Anne. “Felted Mittens and Tedder, Lynn. “4-Shaft Twill Gamps.” __. “The Tzouhalem Spinners and SO83: pp. 72–73. [4] Earwarmers.” JF90: pp. 46, 77. [4] ND04: pp. 48–51. [4] Weavers Guild Christmas Card __. “Country Pillow.” SO85: pp. 48, __. “Felting a Hat.” JF92: pp. 62–65. van der Hoogt, Madelyn. “The Gamp: Exchange.” SO90: p. 62. 49, IS: 7–8. [4] Strickler, Carol. “Keep it Simple: The Ultimate Design Tool.” Harvey, Nancy. “First Timers: __. “Overshot Wall Piece.” SO85: Warm and Easy Winter Set.” JF04: pp. 30–31. Welcoming New Guild pp. 50, IS: 7; errata JF87: ND90: pp. 92–93. [4] Woodbury, DeeDee. “A Twill Gamp Members.” ND99: p. 69. IS: 16. [4] Wertenberger, Kathryn. “Angora on Eight Shafts.” JF04: Hoskinson, Marian. “A History of the Keasbey, Doramay. “Pick-up Patterned Surface Interest Jacket and Hat.” pp. 36–38. [8] Handweavers Guild of Doubleweave.” MA84: JF89: pp. 67–69, 83–84. [6, 8] America.” MJ89: pp. 87–88. pp. 80–86. [4] Williams, Kate. “Surface Decoration GHANAIAN TEXTILES see AFRICAN Irwin, Alison. “Come for Tea!” MJ88: LaCour, Elisabeth. “Tin and Thread on Handwoven Fabric.” JF90: pp. 69–71. [4, 6] TEXTILES pp. 96–97. Tapestry Hanging.” MJ87: Kaestner, Tracy. “Weaver’s Potluck: pp. 48, IS: 9. [2, 4] Confessions of a Swatch HEALTH GAUZE see LENO Meier, Barbara. “Brooks Bouquet Addict.” MJ02: pp. 36–38; errata Window Hanging.” MJ94: Brostoff, Laya. “Weaving with a SO02: p. 14. pp. 61, 87–88. [2, 4] Strong Back.” My82: p. 41. GLOSSARIES Lancaster, Daryl. “Many Hands Make Nelson, Lila. “Norwegian Chandler, Deborah [Redding]. “Your Ed. “Christian Litugical Textile Weaving Teacher: Weaving Is a Glossary.” JF89: p. 54. a Difference.” JF03: pp. 28–30. Danskbrogd.” SO96: pp. 56–57. Mann, Joyce. “What Do You Do with [3] Pain in the...” MA85: pp. 26–27. __. “Colonial Fabrics: A Glossary.” Chase, Claudia; Altomare, Pam. “The ND82: pp. 25–29. a Great Idea?” Su83: pp. 16–17. Patrick, Jane. “Overshot Wall McNair, Peg. “Fibers Unlimited 1980: Hanging.” MA84: pp. 56, 108. Weaver’s New Body.” MA98: __. “Glossary of Computer Online pp. 62–64. Terminology.” ND94: p. 82. Whatcom Textile Guild.” My81: [4] pp. 20–21. __. “Window Hanging.” SO91: Haskell, Sarah. “Weaving __. “A Glossary of Lace Weaves.” Ergonomics.” MA93: pp. 66–67. MJ03: p. 30. Patrick, Jane; Howard, Helen pp. 59, 94–95. [RH, 2] Griffiths. “Weaver’s Network: Roth, Linda. “Ceremonial Corn God Ligon, Linda. “Happy Endings.” __. “Glossary of Novelty Yarns.” JF85: ND87: p. 99. pp. 34, 36. The Fairbanks Weavers’ and Hanging.” MA96: pp. 59, 87. Spinners’ Guild Celebrates Fifty [2, 4] __. “A Glossary of Stripes.” MA83: HEAT TRANSFER see PRINTING, p. 48. Years.” ND02: p. 75. Russell, Carol. “Thumbnail Tapestries.” STAMPING, STENCILING __. “Stripes Glossary.” MA03: p. 66. Rothacker, Chet. “Projects Spark MJ97: pp. 44–49, 79. [F] __. “Swedish Weaving.” MA83: Interest.” 80SS: p. 15. Scanlin, Tommye. “Six-Shaft Pick-Up Routh, Carol. “The Fun Approach to Weave.” JF88: pp. 47–48. [6] HEMSTITCHING pp. 29–33, 102. Ed. “Hemstitching Diagram.” MA84: a Guild Show or Sale.” MA87: Schomp, Halcyon; Jaeger, Hector. __. “Twill Glossary.” MA01: p. 14. p. 98. pp. 32, 34. “The Changing Seasons.” __. “Twill Glossary.” ND85: p. 57. __. “Hemstitching Diagram.” SO92: Tardy, Vicki. “Tartan Towel ND84: pp. 61–62, IS: 15–16. [4] George, Patrice. “Pedigree Tabbies: A p. 80. Exchange.” SO96: pp. 40–43. Scott, Sally. “Bye Bye Blackbird: Weaver’s Glossary of Plain Weave __. “Hemstitching: Simple or Thoeming, Bette; Hultquist, Kay. A Boundweave Wall Hanging.” Fabrics.” ND91: pp. 45–47, 79. Elaborate.” MJ91: pp. 71–72. “Coverlet Homecoming ’86.” MJ04: pp. 60–63. [4] Irwin, Bobbie. “Scarf Scrapbook.” __. “Ladder Hemstitching.” MA02: ND87: pp. 70–72. Shahbaz, Carol. “There’s No One SO89: pp. 58–59. p. 15. Like Ewe Hanging.” MA86: Liebler, Barbara. “A Glossary of Lace Ligon, Linda. “From the Beginning: pp. 71, IS: 16. [2] Weaves.” MJ88: pp. 45–48. HALF-SATIN see TIED UNIT A Hemstitch in Time.” MA87: Strauss, Lynn. “Storytelling in Bound- Patrick, Jane. “Warping: A Compleat WEAVES; SAMITUM pp. 98–99. [4] weave.” MA86: pp. 35–39, Guide.” My82: pp. 64–72, 27. __. “Weaving a Fine Warp.” Nv81: IS: 4. [8] Pickett, Barbara. “Glossary of Velvet HANDWOVEN’S FABRIC FORECAST pp. 58–59, 80–81. [4] Sundberg, Kerskin Asling. “Blue Chest Terms.” SO92: pp. 56–57. Lancaster, Daryl. “Color Forecasting.” Morrison, Ruth. “8-Shaft Huck of Drawers.” MJ87: pp. 37, IS: 6. Steinkoenig, Judy. “Glossary of SO03: pp. 68–69. Towels.” JF01: pp. 44–45. [8] [4, 8] Checks.” ND83: pp. 66–67. __. “Handwoven’s Fabric Forecast: Perreault, Denise. “Top with Templeton, Peg. “Organize to Control van der Hoogt, Madelyn. “Beginner’s Fall/Winter ’04–’05.” JF04: Decorative Hemstitching.” Your Color.” Se81: pp. 48–49. [4] Corner: Definitions of Weaving pp. 74–76. MJ96: pp. 59, 89. [2, 4] Thomas, Clara Rose. “Girl and Goose Terms.” MJ03: p. 14. __. “Handwoven’s Fabric Forecast: Tedder, Lynn. “4-Shaft Huck Towels.” Hanging.” JF88: pp. 51, IS: 6. [4] Fashions for Fall/Winter JF01: pp. 42–43, 45; errata Torgow, Joan. “Snowmen and GUATEMALAN TEXTILES ’04–’05.” MA04: pp. 76–79. JF01: p. 14. [4] Christmas Elves in Boundweave Baizerman, Suzanne; Searle, Karen; __. “Handwoven’s Fabric Forecast: West, Virginia. “Hemstitching.” Rosepath.” ND97: pp. 64–66; Pancake, Cherri. “Stitched Fashions for Spring/Summer Nv81: pp. 56–57. [2, 4] Finishes in the Guatemalan ’05.” ND04: pp. 74–77. errata JF98: p. 73. [4] Xenakis, David. “Home Weaving: Tradition.” Nv81: pp. 29–31. __. “Handwoven’s Fabric Forecast: HISTORICAL TEXTILES Chandler, Deborah. “Speaking Spring/Summer ’04.” ND03: Linen ’n Lace.” 79FW: Alderman, Sharon. “A Shawl from pp. 44–45. [RH] Weaving in Guatemala.” pp. 28–31. [8] Minus 1K or 1000 B.C.” JF00: MJ04: pp. 72–73. __. “Handwoven’s Fabric Forecast pp. 66–68. [4, 8] Davenport, Betty. “Guatemalan Spring/Summer ’05.” SO04: HATS Daurelle, Jude. “Sarah’s Splendid Stripes.” MA83: pp. 54–57, pp. 84–87. Beukers, Henriette. “Felting.” ND83: Coverlet.” JF97: pp. 48–50. 93–95. [RH, 2] __. “Handwoven’s Fabric Forecast: pp. 80–83. Hoskins, Nancy. “The Bayeux Tapestry: Dieterich, Mary. “Mayan Folk The Year in Review.” MJ04: Harmon, Sally. “Woven Hat, Scarf and An Eleventh Century Epic Textiles.” Su85: pp. 64–66. pp. 76–79. Mittens.” JF86: pp. 32–33. [6] Embroidery.” JF00: pp. 78–80.

© Handwoven® magazine, Interweave Press LLC. www.handwovenmagazine.com HANDWOVEN 18 Not to be reprinted. All rights reserved. __. “A Coptic Tapestry Technique.” the Historic.” JF00: pp. 70–71. Stockings.” SO94: pp. 52, errata JF96: p. 84. [4] MJ95: pp. 72–74. Marks, Paula. “Our Frontier Weaving 90–91. [4] Spark, Patricia. “Scandinavian Christ- __. “Medieval Egypto-Islamic Textiles.” Heritage.” SO94: pp. 72–76. Harness, Robin. “Christmas Holly mas Elf.” SO95: pp. 72–74. MA03: pp. 68–71. [2, 4] Meek, Kati Reeder. “Lady McEwen’s Towels.” ND94: pp. 86, 95–96; Sullivan, Donna. “Weaving with __. “Weaving in the Year 1000.” JF00: Tartan Skirt.” SO96: pp. 37–39. errata JF95, p. 83. [6] Multiple Tensions.” SO90: pp. 38–41. Olberding, Susan. “Prehistoric Cotton Hazel, Lestra. “Warp Rep Study pp. 64–69, 83. [4] Jarvis, Helen. “Old and New: An Old in the American Southwest.” Group: Christmas Placemats.” Tabachek, Jo-Anne. “Holiday Orna- Coverlet Pattern in a New MJ93: p. 40. SO93: pp. 80–81, 99. [4] ments.” SO01: pp. 26–27. [I, 2] Way.” JF00: pp. 26–29; errata Schuessler, Raymond. “Textiles on Heller, Margaret. “Christmas Runner Taylor, Karla. “Inklings.” ND93: MJ00: p. 15. [D, 8] Stamps.” JF92: p. 35. in Summer and Winter.” SO01: p. 17. [I] Ligon, Linda. “Pithy Questions.” Stanley, Martha. “Cloth of the pp. 76–78. [8] Thilenius, Carol. “Holiday Greetings.” JF94: p. 114. Anasazi.” SO95: pp. 44–46. Hendrickson, Linda. “Star Ornaments ND82: p. 101. [8] Marcus, Sharon; Weiland, Deidre. Strickler, Carol. “Dearest Daughter.” in Ply-Split Braiding.” SO01: Torgow, Joan. “Rustic Runner with Fir “Finding the Contemporary in ND82: pp. 36–38. pp. 30–32. Trees.” SO96: pp. 68, 98–99. [8] the Historic.” JF00: pp. 70–71. Trebon, Theresa. “Handweaving in Irwin, Alison. “Dragon Boats.” SO90: Walker, Barbara. “Hearts Afire.” Marks, Paula. “Our Frontier Weaving the Industrial Age: 1865–1920.” pp. 61, 84. SO01: pp. 52–54. [8] Heritage.” SO94: pp. 72–76. MJ93: pp. 49–51. __. “Tiny Snowmen.” SO93: pp. 79, Waagen, Alice. “American 97–98. [I, 2] HONEYCOMB HISTORY OF WEAVING Handweaving: The Postwar Jaastad, Sandee. “Christmas Towels in Alderman, Sharon. “Honeycomb: Anderson, Virginia. “A Thousand Years.” MJ90: pp. 49–53. Huck.” SO01: pp. 72–74. [8] Curves Ahead!” SO84: pp. Flowers.” MJ95: pp. 75–77. __. “Handweaving as a Domestic Jones, Janice. “Christmas Hanging.” 45–48, 95, 96; errata MA85: Bennett, Nöel. “Navajo Weaving Way: Art.” Su85: pp. 8–10. SO83: pp. 72–73. [4] p. 91. [4] An Excerpt.” MJ97: pp. 50–51. __. “Weaving As an Occupational Kaestner, Tracy. “Christmas Table __. “Honeycomb: Hello, Again.” Bliss, Anne. “Borrowers Make Good: Therapy.” ND84: pp. 18, 20. Square.” SO01: pp. 68–70. [4] SO97: pp. 46–47, 79–80. [8] A Look at Navajo Color Use Wilson, Kathleen. “1913 Craft Show __. “A Miracle Holiday Warp.” __. “Honeycomb Revisited.” JF95: and Dyes.” MA96: pp. 68–70. Inspires White House Redeco- ND99: pp. 18–21. [4] pp. 36–38, 83. [8] Branson, Branley Allan. “Kilts.” ration.” ND97: pp. 27–29. Kaulitz, Manuela. “Fell Woven Cross- Bradley, Louise. “Jellybean Blouse.” ND83: pp. 34–35. __. “The Clinch Valley Blanket Stitch.” SO97: pp. 64–65, Su85: pp. 50–51, IS: 11. [4] Dagg, Carole. “Eliza Lucas Pinckney Mills.” ND95: pp. 50–53. 72–73. [2, 4] Essén-Hedin, Margaretha. “Baby Bib and the Fortunes of Colonial Wilson, Kax. “America’s Linen.” Keasbey, Doramay. “Holiday and Baby Blanket.” MA87: pp. Indigo.” MJ96: pp. 69–71. MA89: pp. 49–53. Notecards.” SO01: pp. 63–65. [4] 44–45, IS: 7. [4, 6] Daurelle, Jude. “Sarah’s Splendid __. “Jerga: A Twill in Harmony with Kleinschmidt, Jane. “Christmas Fortin, Sarah. “Honeycomb Bedspread Coverlet.” JF97: pp. 48–50. its Heritage.” ND85: pp. 60–63. Transparencies.” SO85: and Huck Pillow Shams.” JF99: DeAtley, Suzanne. “The Weaving pp. 66–67, IS: 16. [2] pp. 56, 74–75. [8] Legacy of the Arts and Crafts HOLIDAY PROJECTS LaFara, Betty. “Supplementary Warp Gelbaugh, Sally. “It’s All on the Movement in America.” ND95: Anzlovar, Janet. “Miniature Bag Christ- Ornaments.” SO92: pp. 76, 89. Surface.” SO04: pp. 64–71. [4]; pp. 36, 41–43. mas Ornament.” SO87: p. 59. [4] [4] errata, JF05: p. 6. __. “Weaving in the Pueblo Asher, Eva Gerd. “Candelabra Lancaster, Daryl. “Gifts for the Griffith, Phyllis. “Sauna Towel.” Southwest.” SO95: pp. 38–39. Christmas Runner.” ND97: Teacher.” ND03: pp. 44–46. 80SS: pp. 47, 54. [4] Dieterich, Mary. “The Columbian pp. 63, 81. [8] Leethem, Kaino. “Christmas Runner.” Kennard, Teresa. “Rose Ensemble.” Dyer.” JF96: pp. 72–74. Aune, Janis. “Monk’s Belt Holiday ND82: pp. 78–79. [4] MA96: pp. 44, 84–85. [7, 8] Drooker, Penelope. “Silk: The Story Runner.” SO95: pp. 70, 91. [4] Leschke, Susan. “Huck Swatch Libsch, Margaret. “Honeycomb Pin.” of a Culture.” JF86: pp. 49–51. Barr, Linda. “Advent Calendar.” Ornaments.” SO95: pp. 70, JF92: pp. 56, 94. [4] Ed. “The Western and Eastern SO95: pp. 69, 90. [4, 8] 92–93. [8] Patrick, Jane. “Honeycomb Pillow.” Hemispheres in A.D. 1000.” Bentley, Mary. “Christmas in Summer Liston, Gail. “Valentines.” SO01: ND88: pp. 58, 84–85. [4] JF00: pp. 42–45. and Winter.” SO94: pp. 51, pp. 66–67. [4, 8] __. “Perfect Purse Accessories.” Felsher, Lynn. “The Harmonist 93–96. [8] Lovett, Joan. “Christmas Counterpanes.” SO99: pp. 46–47, 71–72. [4] Society.” SO92: pp. 51–54. Bliven, Jeanette; Smayda, Norma. SO92: pp. 73, 85–86. [2, 4] Miller, Ruth Anne. “Doubleweave Hillenburg, Nancy. “Eliza’s Coverlet.” “Merry Christmas—A Name HORIZONTAL CORD see CORD JF94: p. 58. Draft.” SO83: p. 74. Ornaments.” ND97: pp. 60–62; WEAVES Hively, Evelyn. “Weaving Myths.” Bolesta, Pam. “Trifles.” 79FW: pp. 46, errata MA98: p. 73. [4] Mr82: pp.. 10–13. 61. [C, I] Mobrand, Maj-Brit. “Holiday Table Runner.” SO97: pp. 67, 74. HOT PADS AND POT HOLDERS Hoskins, Nancy. “The Bayeux Tapestry: Bright, Kathy. “Christmas Rosepath Curran, Georgean. “Warp-Faced [2, 4] An Eleventh Century Epic Towels and Card Fabric.” SO92: Sheep.” MA90: pp. 94, 84–85. Myer, Nancy. “Star Christmas Mat.” Embroidery.” JF00: pp. 78–80. pp. 76, 88–89. [8] [4] SO90: pp. 61, 82–83. [4] __. “A Coptic Tapestry Technique.” D’Angelo, Nancy. “Christmas Cookie Ed. “Idea Notebook: Handwoven Reisner, Virginia. “Snowman MJ95: pp. 72–74. Basket.” SO96: pp. 69, 95. [4] Skillet Holder.” MJ87: p. 23. Ornament.” SO01: pp. 28–29. __. “Oregon Flax and Linen.” MA97: Dobbs, Deborah. “Keep It Simple: [2, 4] Ridgeway, Terese. “Notecards for All pp. 63–64. Christmas Runner.” SO86: pp. __. “Stocking Stuffers.” SO85: Seasons.” SO01: pp. 60–62. [8] __. “Weaving in the Year 1000.” 34–35; errata JF87: IS: 16. [4] pp. 64–66, IS: 14–15. [2, 4] Scorgie, Jean. “Crackle Christmas JF00: pp. 38–41. Dunning, Lisa. “Christmas Ornaments.” Gaynes, Margaret. “Overshot Thrum Runner.” SO87: pp. 58, IS: 13. [4] Hudon, Paul. “Children in the SO01: pp. 24–25. [8] Potholders.” SO91: pp. 53, __. “Yule Boots.” SO83: pp. 72, 100. [4] Factories.” MJ89: pp. 29–31. Ed. “Celebrate the Season.” SO98: 91–92. [4] Shafer, Ann. “Holiday Tea Towels.” Irwin, Bobbie. “Handweaving During pp. 60, 69, 83–85. [I, 4, 8] Mayer, Anita Luvera. “Looped Pot SO93: pp. 79, 96–97. [4] the Depression: WPA Weaving __. “Christmas Cards and Holiday Holders.” JF98: pp. 61, 83; Shahbaz, Carol. “Weft Inlay Table Projects.” MJ90: p. 43. Projects.” SO90: pp. 63, 84–87. errata MJ98: p. 95. [4] Runners.” SO92: pp. 74, 86–87. Kankainen, Kathy. “Treading in the [I, 8, 16] Strickler, Carol. “Ribbed [2, 4] Past: Sandals of the Anasazi.” __. “Holiday Ideas As the Days Grow Doubleweave Hot Mats.” MJ92: Sneary, Anne. “Felted Ball Christmas SO95: pp. 40–43. Shorter.” ND94: pp. 84–85. pp. 43, 83. [4] Leadbetter, Eliza. “Teasels.” Nv81: __. “Say It with a Card.” FW80: Ornaments.” SO93: pp. 44–45. pp. 54–55. pp. 81–83. [C, 4, 8] __. “Felted Christmas Tree Skirt.” Ligon, Linda. “Old Threads.” JF93: p. 106. __. “Stocking Stuffers.” SO85: SO94: pp. 53, 90. [4] HOUSEHOLD ITEMS see also Marcus, Sharon; Weiland, Deidre. pp. 64–66, IS: 14–15. [2, 4] __. “Overshot Christmas Runner and PLACEMATS, TABLECLOTHS, ETC. “Finding the Contemporary in Eychaner, Barbara. “Christmas Ornaments.” SO95: pp. 71, 93; Alderman, Sharon. “Double Your Fun.” JF02: pp. 62–65. [8]

© Handwoven® magazine, Interweave Press LLC. www.handwovenmagazine.com HANDWOVEN 19 Not to be reprinted. All rights reserved. __. “Doubleweave Tea Cozy.” MJ92: __. “Making Huck Lace Work for Curtains.” MA02: pp. 64–67; Kids.” ND03: pp. 54–58. [4, 8] pp. 44, 83. [4] You.” MA97: pp. 42–45, 73. [8] errata SO02, p. 14. [4] __. “Parfait Pastel Top.” MA90: __. “Sling Chair.” Su85: pp. 58, __. “My New Multishaft Loom Is Irwin, Helen. “Fourth of July pp. 55, 78–79. [6] IS: 15. [2, 4] Here, Now What?” MJ98: Napkins.” MJ96: pp. 56, 90–91; Springer, Patricia. “Christening Dress __. “Two for Tea.” FW80: pp. 42–43, pp. 80–81, 87–88. [14] errata SO96: p. 93. [4, 6] and Bonnet in Huck Lace.” 76. [4] __. “Shawl with Sparkle.” ND93: Jaastad, Sandee. “Christmas Towels in MJ03: pp. 54–56. [8] Berg, Beverly. “Color Wheel Tea Set.” pp. 49, 85. [8] Huck.” SO01: pp. 72–74. [8] Stoehr, Mary Kay. “Purple Haze JF92: pp. 50, 86–87. [4] __. “Woven to Suit.” JF97: pp. 27, Jones, Janice. “Block Plaid Luncheon Sweater Jacket.” JF85: pp. 40, Buchanan, Rita. “Handwoven Grass 73. [4] Cloth.” SO90: pp. 54, 80–81. [4] IS: 13–14. [8] Cloth.” SO91: pp. 64–65. Autio, Laurie. “Huck Lace Cloth.” Kaestner, Tracy. “Huck Lace Squares Tardy, Vicki. “Diagonal Lace Chesley, Miriam. “A Scintillating, MA97: pp. 40, 85; errata MJ97: for a Linen Blouse.” MJ03: Blanket.” MA92: pp. 65, 87–88. Soft and Silent Seat.” MA84: p. 75. [7] pp. 32–35. [4, 6, 8] [6] pp. 27–29. Berg, Beverly. “Color Wheel Tea Set.” Klos, Dagmar. “Huck Scarf.” ND98: Tedder, Lynn. “4-Shaft Huck Towels.” Daugherty, Robin. “Linen Lampshade.” JF92: pp. 50, 86–87. [4] pp. 52, 73. [8] JF01: pp. 42–43, 45; errata MA84: pp. 52, 97. [4] Bradley, Louise. “Crisp Linen Jacket.” LaLena, Constance. “Fabrics for JF01: p. 14. [4] Ed. “Easy Weaving for Easy Living.” MA89: pp. 46–47, 82–83. [4] Interiors: Simple Pleasures for __. “Linen Huck Towels.” MA02: 80SS: pp. 48–49. [2. 4] Bradshaw, Susan. “Natural Linen the Bath.” MA91: pp. 82–83, pp. 44–47. [4] __. “Log Carrier.” ND82: p. 79; Runner.” ND94: pp. 71, 97–98. 95–96. [2, 4, 6] Thomas, Clara Rose. “White Light errata SO83: p. 92. [8] Leary, Catherine. “Celtic Cross Jacket.” MJ98: pp. 39, 99–100. [6] __. “Standard Sizes for Table Linens.” Bright, Kathy; Tardy, Vicki. “Collab- Runner.” MJ99: pp. 57, 70. [9] Voiers, Leslie. “Caribbean Blues JF84: p. 88. orative Weaving.” MA92: pp. Leschke, Susan. “Huck Swatch Blanket.” JF93: pp. 55, 88. [4] __. “Stocking Stuffers.” SO85: 40–42, 81–83; errata SO94: p. Ornaments.” SO95: pp. 70, West, Virginia. “Sensuous Silk.” JF86: pp. 64–66, IS: 14–15. [2, 4] 82; errata SO96: p. 93. [3, 4, 8] 92–93. [8] pp. 52–56, IS: 7–8; errata Essen, Deb. “Weekend Weaver: Card Click, Diane. “Huck Lace Is for Ligon, Linda. “Huck Baby Blanket.” MA86: IS: 3. [8] Weaving with Weft from the Weddings.” SO01: pp. 38–39, MJ99: pp. 58, 70. [8] __. “Wonderful Window Fabrics.” Garden.” SO03: pp. 60–63. [T] 42. [8] __. “My Lacy Apron.” JF83: MA90: pp. 46–47, 80–81. [4, 5] Essén-Hedin, Margaretha. “Summer- Condie, Sharon; Rochett, Evelyn. pp. 41–42, 81. [4] Whittier, Emily. “8-Shaft Laces.” MA92: time Breakfast Set.” Su83: pp. “Bridal Gown.” Su83: pp. 55, Mansfield, Patricia. “Reproduction p. 49; errata MJ92: p. 79. 41, 93; errata SO83: p. 92. [8] 82. [4] Towel.” MA89: pp. 55, 84. [4] Fortin, Sarah. “Duvet Cover, Pillow, de Ruiter, Erica. “Huck Lace Towels Mesler, Yvonne. “Huck Lace Towel.” IKAT see DYEING, IKAT and Mat.” SO98: pp. 46, 74–76. on Only Three Shafts.” MA02: MA99: pp. 50, 66; errata JF00: [8] pp. 60–63. [4] p. 17. [4] INKLE LOOM PROJECTS __. “Honeycomb Bedspread and Huck Dieringer, Beverly. “Windowpane Miriam, Selma. “Lacy Curtains with Abbot, Amy. “Stars & Stripes: Inkle Pillow Shams.” JF99: pp. 56, Check Kimono.” MJ88: pp. 52, Brooks Bouquet.” MJ03: Band Pins.” MA02: pp. 74–75. 74–75. [8] 84. [10] pp. 44–47. [4] [I, 2, 4] Frost, Mary. “Aide for the Kitchen Downs, Joanne. “Huck Tablecloth.” Morrison, Ruth. “8-Shaft Huck Anstine, Jean; Bradley, Louise. Aid.” MA02: pp. 72–73. MA97: pp. 39, 75. [8] Towels.” JF01: pp. 44–45. [8] “Portable Weaving: A Band of Gaynes, Margaret. “Shuttle Holder.” Erickson, Marjorie. “Huck Windows: Neilson, Rosalie. “Tales and Towels of Ideas for Bands.” MJ86: MA93: pp. 62, 89. [2, 4] Dish Towels in Linen and Lace.” Huck.” JF01: pp. 34–37. [4] pp. 40–46, IS: 7–9. [C, I] Good, Liz. “For Starters: Round MJ03: pp. 28–31. [4] Norris, Scott. “Good Enough to Eat: Biegert, Jude. “Beading on an Inkle Coasters––Break Away from the Essén-Hedin, Margaretha. “Quiet Color Blending with Huck Loom.” JF96: p. 59. [I] Grid.” ND04: pp. 34–36. Simplicity—White-on-White Lace.” MA00: pp. 46–49. [4, 6] Bolesta, Pam. “Trifles.” 79FW: pp. 46, Haushild, Ann. “Dish Baskets.” Tablecloth.” ND83: pp. 60–61, Patrick, Jane. “Carpet Warp Place- 61. [C, I] MA96: pp. 50–51, 79–81. [2, 4] 109. [4] mats.” MJ88: pp. 67, 89. [4] Brophy, Ann. “Letters from an Inkle Janson, John. “Color-Wheel Clock: Eychaner, Barbara. “Embroidered Huck __. “Contributor Napkin.” ND88: Loom.” MJ99: pp. 38–41. [I] A Study in Color and Pattern.” Bread Basket Cloth.” MJ91: pp. pp.53, 82. [4] Deen, Anita. “Weekend Weaver: JF04: pp. 46–47. 74, 88; errata JF92: p. 81. [4] __. “Napkins with Huck Knots.” Stripe Up the Band.” MA03: Jones, Janice. “Wandering Vine Bed Farling, Kathleen. “Dreaming Up a Huck MA92: pp. 60, 92–93. [3] pp. 32–34. [I, RH, 2, 4] Skirt.” MJ97: pp. 70, 82. [6] Lace Border.” MJ99: pp. 54–57, __. “Perfect Purse Accessories.” Ed. “Celebrate the Season.” SO98: Kamphuis, Bep. “Tea Cozy with 65–69; errata MA00: p. 11. [6] SO99: pp. 46–47, 71–72. [4] pp. 60, 69, 83–85. [I, 4, 8] Placemats.” MA89: pp. 46, Fort Worth Weavers Guild. “Weave __. “Sachet for a Friend.” SO87: __. “Christmas Cards and Holiday 80–82; errata MJ89: p. 97. [4] for a Summer Kitchen.” 80SS: pp. 56, IS: 12; errata MA92: Projects.” SO90: pp. 63, 84–87. Murphy, Marilyn. “A Pulled Warp Tea pp. 27, 53. [4] p. 79. [4] [I, 8, 16] Cozy.” MJ95: pp. 56–57, 90. [2] Fortin, Sarah. “Honeycomb Bedspread Pinchin, Bryn. “Country Lace Cloth.” Edelkind, Judy. “Weekend Weaver: Patrick, Jane. “Warp-Faced Band with and Huck Pillow Shams.” JF99: SO85: pp. 44–45, IS: 6. [4, 8] Have Loom Will Travel: Tubular Weft Fringe.” MA03: pp. 64–66. pp. 56, 74–75. [8] Salsbury, Nate. “My Computer Shoelaces.” MJ04: pp. 64–66. [I] [RH] Geers, Mary Ann. “Easy-Weave, Soft Designs a Bedspread.” My82: Ehler, Christi Eales. “Inkle Band Scorgie, Jean. “Doubleweave Sewing and Absorbent Towel.” Su85: pp. 80–82. [8] Babies.” ND03: pp. 60–63. [I] Caddy and Needlecase.” MJ92: pp. 84–85. [4] Saulson, Sarah. “Huck Lace Valances.” Green, Louise; Wilton, Robin; Schomp, pp. 37–41, 80–82. [4] George, Joanne. “Plaid Baby Blanket.” MA90: pp. 45, 83. [4] Halcyon. “A Trio of Rugs.” __. “Tapestry for a Footstool.” MA88: MA92: pp. 65, 88; errata SO92: Scorgie, Jean. “Shadow Weave Twill 79FW: pp. 30–31, 58. [I, 4] pp. 49, IS: 5. [2, 4] p. 80. [6] Jacket and Huck Blouse.” SO87: Howard, Miranda. “Karellian Red Swafford, Sandra. “Floral Gift Wrap.” Hagenbruch, Rita. “Peacock Pastime.” pp. 42–43, IS: 6. [4] Pick.” Nv81: pp. 36–37, 90; MJ94: pp. 34, 40, 76. [4] MJ03: pp. 38–40. [4] Shaw, Win. “Plaid Huck Runner.” errata 82MA: p. 87. [I, 4] Tardy, Vicki. “Log Cabin Upholstery.” Hahn, Roslyn. “Keep It Simple: MA97: pp. 41, 83. [6] Irwin, Alison. “Tiny Snowmen.” MA93: pp. 44, 81. [4] Nubby and Nice Shawl.” ND86: Skowronski, Leigh Anne. “Gift Bags SO93: pp. 79, 97–98. [I, 2] Ueki, Takako. “Dividing Air with pp. 30, 32. [4] for Wine Bottles.” ND93: Kaiser, Shirley. “Folded Inkle-Woven Air.” JF03: pp. 40–43. [6] Heinrich, Linda. “Pink Envelope.” pp. 47, 84. [8] Boxes.” ND95: pp. 64–65, MA97: pp. 61, 81; errata SO97: Smith, Dorothy. “First Baby’s Baptism: 91–92. [I] HUCK AND HUCK LACE p. 72. [4] A Dress in Huck Lace.” ND99: Kurzmack, Eric. “Eric’s Shoelaces.” Alderman, Sharon. “Door Curtain.” __. “Weaving with Linen: The Cloth pp. 32–34. [16] MA94: pp. 33, 80–81. [I] ND90: pp. 52–53, 74–75. [8] of the Ancients.” MA89: __. “Huck Diamonds.” MA90: Luebbers, Karen. “A Summer Take- __. “From the First: Then and Now.” pp. 39–44, 77–80. [4, 8] pp. 63, 74–75. [8] Along Project.” MA85: pp. ND99: pp. 56–57. Hutchison, Jean. “Spaced-Warp Lace Smith, Susanne. “Holiday Clothing for 92–93. [I]

© Handwoven® magazine, Interweave Press LLC. www.handwovenmagazine.com HANDWOVEN 20 Not to be reprinted. All rights reserved. Pettigrew, Dale. “Not for Beginners Ensemble.” SO97: pp. 61, Dolls.” MJ97: p. 27. for Woven Goods.” MA85: Only: Bands and Beads.” JF83: 74–75. [4, 8] Hoogeveen, Mary. “Amulet Bag pp. 30–31. pp. 72–73. [I] Krook, Inga. “Sun Lightning Runner.” Necklace.” JF92: pp. 56, 95. [4] Sneary, Anne. “Knitted Binding.” Scorgie, Jean; Straight, Dixie. “Pearl MJ89: pp. 46, 78–79. [2, 4] Johnson, David. “How to Weave a JF93: p. 87. Cotton Belt.” MJ91: pp. 44, 92. Lumpkins, Peggy Clark. “Dragonflies Tapestry Pendant.” MJ95: Stoehr, Mary Kay. “Finish Your [I, 2] and Lotus Flowers.” MA90: pp. 45–46. Work.” JF84: pp. 54–56, 97. [4] Tabachek, Jo-Anne. “Holiday Orna- pp. 62–63, 74. [2, 4] Karjala, Beth. “Button, Button.” JF92: __. “Snakeskin Jacket.” SO84: pp. ments.” SO01: pp. 26–27. [I, 2] Meier, Barbara. “Summer and Winter pp. 55, 93–94. [4] 54–55, 96, 98. [4] Taylor, Karla. “Inklings.” ND93: Vest Fabric.” MJ98: pp. 43, Leary, Charlene. “Triangular Pin.” Yamamoto, Judith. “Sweater for p. 17. [I] 104–105. [7] JF92: pp. 53, 90–91. [4] Autumn.” ND96: pp. 27–29. [8] Tenn, Judie. “Keep It Simple: Ribbon- Patrick, Jane. “Country Overshot.” Libsch, Margaret. “Honeycomb Pin.” Striped Belts.” SO86: pp. 35, SO85: pp. 48–51. JF92: pp. 56, 94. [4] KNOTS IS: 5. [I] __. “Simple Textures and Patterns on McDaniel, Lynda. “Collage Pins.” Ed. “Cavandoli Knot Diagram.” Torgenrud, Heather. “Pick Up a Band the Rigid Heddle Loom.” JF01: JF92: pp. 53, 91. [2] ND96: p. 78. of Chevrons.” JF96: pp. 50–53, pp. 68–71. [RH] Miller, Phyllis. “Bound Weave Pins.” __. “Easy Weaving for Easy Living.” 91–95. [I] Rogers, Carrie. “Graphic Weave for a JF92: pp. 55, 93. 80SS: pp. 48–49. [2. 4] Special Occasion.” 80SS: p. 38. Patrick, Jane. “Woven Pendant.” __. “The Weaver’s Knot.” My82: INKLE LOOM see LOOMS: INKLE [2] SO87: pp. 55, IS: 11–12. [4] p. 70. Scorgie, Jean. “Designing Your Redman, Kathryn. “Needle Lace LOOMS __. “Why Knot?” SO84: p. 24. Handwoven Garment.” ND86: Pins.” JF92: pp. 54, 92. Hess, Ellen. “Tie-ins: Economical, Fast pp. 41–45, IS: 3–4, 8. [4, 5, 8] Schultz, Karen Kelley. “Lilac Mist and Easy.” SO93: pp. 40–41. INLAY see also MOORMAN __. “Easy, Easier, Easiest Inlay.” Choker.” ND02: pp. 28–30. [4] TECHNIQUE; TRANSPARENCIES MA86: pp. 70–71, IS: 13. [4] Sullivan, Jean. “Wrapped Earrings.” Alderman, Sharon. “Mardi Gras KNOTTED PILE see PILE, WARP OR __. “Inlaid Blouse and Scarf.” MA87: JF92: pp. 54, 92. Evening Jacket.” JF90: WEFT pp. 58–59, IS: 12–13. [4, 8] Sundquist, Wendy. “Cat Tracks Pins.” pp. 40–42. [8] __. “Plaid Placemats.” SO90: pp. 55, JF92: pp. 56, 94–95; errata __. “A Weaver’s Response to the Arts 81–82. [4] ND92: p. 79. [4] KROKBRAGD and Crafts Movement.” ND95: Alderman, Sharon. “Krokbragd.” Selk, Karen. “Evening Sky over the pp. 44–46, 92. [4, 8] Mr81: pp. 33–36; additional Mekong.” JF00: pp. 34–36; Alperin, Leslie. “Easy Twill Inlay.” JOINING FABRIC PIECES OR Se81: p. 7. [3] errata MA00: p. 11. [4] MJ94: pp. 49, 52. PANELS Carlisle, Betty; Mani, Sholeh Shafer, Ann. “Holiday Tea Towels.” Beard, Betty. “Sherpa Coat.” Ja82: Baizerman, Suzanne; Searle, Karen; Malekeadeh; Feather, Jessica; SO93: pp. 79, 96–97. [4] pp. 36, 84. [4] Pancake, Cherri. “Stitched Satterwhite, Susan. “A Semester Shahbaz, Carol. “Weft Inlay Table __. “Wrapped-in-Style Poncho Cape.” Finishes in the Guatemalan to Weave Rugs.” ND98: pp. Runners.” SO92: pp. 74, 86–87. JF85: pp. 41, IS: 14–15. [4] Tradition.” Nv81: pp. 29–31. 56–59, 75–78. [3, 4] [2, 4] Blumenthal, Betsy. “Chenille Vest Butler, Su. “The Answer Lady: Rug- Jones, Janice. “Colorworks Krokbragd Wertenberger, Kathryn. “Beyond the with Ribbon Inlay.” SO99: Weaving Tips.” ND01: Rug.” ND93: pp. 53, 86–87; Fringe.” Nv81: pp. 27–28. [RH, 8] pp. 56–57, 78–79. [RH, 2, 4] pp. 28–29. errata MJ94: p. 75. [8] Wroten, Barbara. “Easy Inlay Evening Bradley, Louise. “Blouse with Inlay.” Ed. “Double Fagoting Stitch Mattila, Wynne. “Game Plan for Pouch.” MJ94: pp. 43, 82–83. [4] MA88: pp. 61, IS: 12–13. [4] Diagram.” JF97: p. 34. Rugs.” JF97: pp. 56–58, 80–81; __. “Kumihimo.” MJ91: pp. 56, __. “Figure-Eight Stitch Diagram.” errata MA97: p. 73. [3] 84–85. [4, 6] INTERNET JF96: p. 86. Olmsted, Rosemary. “Flying Carpet Crompton, Agatha. “Quaker Collar.” Fish, Sandra. “Weaving Online.” __. “Joining Panels Diagrams.” JF99: Rug.” ND92: pp. 43, 81. [3] ND95: pp. 54, 87–88. [2, 4] ND94: pp. 80–82, 25. pp. 73, 79. Patrick, Jane. “Krokbragd Pattern in Curran, Georgean. “Sheep Towels.” Moore [Buchheit], Carla. “Indian Twill on Only Three Shafts.” MA90: pp. 93, 85–86; errata INTERVIEWS see PROFILES OF Summer Blanket.” JF93: pp. 53, MA01: pp. 64–66. [RH, 4] SO90: p. 74. [8] PEOPLE 85. [4] Waggoner, Phyllis. “Rugs in the Davenport, Betty. “Guatemalan Sneary, Anne. “Faggoting Stitch Scandinavian Way.” MJ87: Diagram.” JF93: p. 87. Stripes.” MA83: pp. 54–57, IRIDESCENCE, IRIDESCENT FABRICS pp. 58–59, IS: 11. [4] 93–95. [RH, 2] Irwin, Bobbie. “The Magic of Irides- __. “Not for Beginners Only: Loom- cence.” JF04: pp. 68–72. [2, 4] JUDGING AND JURYING LACE WEAVES see also Controlled Inlay.” Su85: Phillips, Janet. “How to Judge a Textile BRONSON LACE; HUCK LACE; pp. 11–13, IS: 3. [RH, 5] Competition.” JF99: p. 24. JACQUARD LOOMS AND LENO; SWEDISH LACE __. “Supplementary Weft Techniques WEAVING Berkowitz, Sylvia. “Keep It Simple: from Bhutan.” MJ94: pp. 62–65, Carey, Joyce Marquess. “Salut, Monsieur KNITTING AND WEAVING Finnish Lace Top and Scarf.” 88–90. [RH, 4] Jacquard.” My81: pp. 56–58. Bradley, Louise. “Attaching Knitting ND87: pp. 32, IS: 4. [4] Ed. “Evening Scarf with Inlay.” Ja82: to Handwoven Clothing.” Chandler, Deborah [Redding]. “Your p. 36. [2] MJ91: pp. 63–64. JEWELRY Weaving Teacher: Bits and Pieces Essén-Hedin, Margaretha. “Lace Abbot, Amy. “Stars & Stripes: Inkle __. “Knitted Finishes: Part 1— of Lace.” MJ88: pp. 28. 30. Curtains and Valance with Band Pins.” MA02: pp. 74–75. Attaching Knitting to Davenport, Betty. “Country Silk Top.” Inlay.” MJ91: pp. 75, 88–89. [4] [I, 2, 4] Handwoven Clothing.” SO90: Su84: pp. 59, 102, 104. [RH, 2] Funk, Charlotte. “Weaving with Twill Bright, Kathy. “Sterling Silver Pins pp. 41–42. Davenport, Betty; Alderman, Sharon; Inlay.” MJ94: pp. 50–51. Are Miniature Frame Looms.” Coleman, Cathryn. “Crocheted or Dobrovolny, Ardis. “Loom Haushild, Ann. “Dish Baskets.” ND02: pp. 26–27. Knitted Trim for Felted Cloth.” Shaped—3 Ways.” Mr82: MA96: pp. 50–51, 79–81. [2, 4] Dunning, Christie. “Handwoven JF92: p. 69. pp. 44–46, 80–83. [RH, 4] Heite, Louise. “Glit: An Icelandic Jewelry by Christie Dunning.” Davenport, Betty. “A Different Finish Drooker, Penelope. “Lace Medley.” Inlay Technique.” MJ87: ND02: p. 31. for Knitted Ribbing.” JF94: Su84: pp. 78–79, 110. [4, 8] pp. 64–65, IS: 4. [4] Elson, Judy. “Swedish Lace Barrettes.” p. 36. Essén-Hedin, Margaretha. “Lace Jones, Janice. “Linen Table Mat.” JF92: pp. 54, 91. Gelbaugh, Sally. “It’s All on the Curtains and Valance with MA84: pp. 53, 98. [2] Fronk, Lois. “A Beaded Butterfly Surface.” SO04: pp. 64–71. [4]; Inlay.” MJ91: pp. 75, 88–89. [4] Kaplan, Donna. “Beaded Amulet Necklace.” MJ95: pp. 54–55, 93. errata, JF05: p. 6. __. “Valance with Lace Border.” Pouch.” MA96: pp. 92–94. [4] Hendrickson, Linda. “Tubular Card- Newhouse, Terry. “Aran Puzzle MA90: pp. 48, 83–84. [4] Kelly, Diane. “Echoes of Peru.” JF00: Woven Necklaces.” SO93: Sweaters.” ND94: pp. 46–48, Gilmore, Everett. “Rose-Beige pp. 52–55. [4] pp. 72–76. [C] 90–93. [4, 8] Tablecloth.” SO85: pp. 42–43, Kennard, Teresa. “Diaimondo Hoagland, Laurette. “Hallelujah Owens, Julie. “Machine Knit Ribbing IS: 5. [8]

© Handwoven® magazine, Interweave Press LLC. www.handwovenmagazine.com HANDWOVEN 21 Not to be reprinted. All rights reserved. Hamstead, Janet. “Spanish Lace Top.” Wilson, Sally. “Bronson Lace Scarf.” and Quilting for Coverlets and Rug Looms for the Hand- MJ88: pp. 51, 83–84. [2, 4] MJ88: pp. 49, 81. [4] Throws.” JF04: pp. 56–59. [2, 4] weaver.” SO97: pp. 42–44. Howard, Miranda. “Finnish Lace.” Hamstead, Janet. “Golden Glow Vest Nelson, Lila. “Old Looms of Norway.” Su84: pp. 80–81. [8] LENO, MOCK Fabric.” ND95: pp. 55, 88–89. SO96: pp. 54–55, 81. Jones, Janice. “Town and Country George, Patrice. “Lace and Flowers: [RH, 2, 4] Patrick, Jane. “The Cranbrook Loom.” Scarves.” SO84: pp. 72, 110. [4] Vintage Inspiration.” ND87: Hess, Ellen. “Rainbow Chenille SO02: p. 67. Kennard, Teresa. “Linen Top and pp. 68–69. Scarves.” MA94: pp. 76, 91. Redding, Eric. “Do-It-Yourself Mainte- Shorts.” MA92: pp. 61, 87. [2, 4] [RH, 2, 4] nance.” My81: pp. 32–33. Lantz, Ruth. “Rainbow Top.” JF83: Ligon, Linda. “Lincoln Log Placemats.” Steinkoenig, Judy. “Choosing a LINEN pp. 45, 86–87. [8] Ed. “From Flax to Linen.” MA97: JF85: pp. 61, IS: 15. [2, 4] Treadle Loom.” MA93: Liebler, Barbara. “A Glossary of Lace pp. 28–29. Lovett, Joan. “Christmas pp. 68–69. Weaves.” MJ88: pp. 45–48. __. “Images in Linen.” MA97: Counterpanes.” SO92: pp. 73, Wertenberger, Kathryn. “On Buying Patrick, Jane. “Simple Lace Mat.” pp. 68–69. 85–86. [2, 4] Used Looms.” My81: p. 33. MA89: pp. 68–69, 73. [RH, 8] __. “Linen Resource Guide.” MA89: Lumley, Melissa; Wilson, Margaret. Wilson, Jay. “Weaving Tapestry on a Rowley, Elaine. “Warm and Wooly pp. 58–60. “Stained Glass Blanket.” MA00: Horizontal Loom.” MJ95: Lace Weave Top.” 79FW: __. “The Measure of Linen Yarns.” pp. 62–65. [2, 4] pp. 61–65. pp. 21, 56. [RH] MA97: p. 50. Meany, Janet. “Kentucky Mountain Log Stanley, Dian. “Easy Care Baby Cabin.” ND01: pp. 40–43. [2, 4] __. “Some Tips for Weaving with LOOMS: COUNTERBALANCE Blanket.” MJ86: pp. 74, 91. [4] Linen.” MA03: p. 71. Nielsen, D. “Checkerboard in a Bag.” LOOMS Strickler, Carol. “Blended Drafts.” Evanson, Karen. “A Very Fine Linen JF92: pp. 49, 85. [2, 4] MA85: pp. 37–40. Patrick, Jane. “Two on Two: Two- Chandler, Deborah [Redding]. “Your Project.” MA89: p. 67. Weaving Teacher: My Re- West, Virginia. “Bewitching Bias Fisher, Dick. “Flax Growing in Block Log Cabin Runner.” Blouse.” MJ91: pp. 76, 89–90. MJ00: pp. 40–42. [RH, 2, 4] Education on Counterbalanced Colorado.” MA97: p. 67. Looms.” MA88: pp. 24, 26. [2, 4] Heinrich, Linda. “Embroidery on Quel, Susan. “Gimme Five! Five Whitten, Linda. “Keep it Simple: Linen.” MA97: pp. 57–60. Projects on One Warp.” MJ02: Swarthmore Lace Scarf.” JF86: __. “Weaving with Linen: The Cloth pp. 68–71. [2, 4] LOOMS: DOBBY LOOMS p. 69. [4] of the Ancients.” MA89: Rath, Carolyn. “Amethyst Ensemble Butler, Su. “The Answer Lady: Peg Plans pp. 39–44, 77–80. [4, 8] Fabrics.” MJ96: pp. 44–45, and Plies.” SO00: pp. 24–25. LAMPAS see also BEIDERWAND Hoskins, Nancy. “Oregon Flax and 86–87. [2, 4] Ed. “Computer-Assisted Loom Schlein, Alice. “Lampas Unraveled.” Linen.” MA97: pp. 63–64. Tardy, Vicki. “Log Cabin Upholstery.” Hardware.” MA91: pp. 76–77. JF00: pp. 62–64. [4, 8] Kaestner, Tracy. “Linen Fingertip MA93: pp. 44, 81. [4] George, Patrice. “Design Decisions: Towels from the Worst Book.” Urton, Suzanne. “Log Cabin Shawl.” Software Solutions.” ND84: SO98: pp. 44, 73–74. [2, 4] LAOTIAN TEXTILES JF00: pp. 22–24; errata MA00: pp. 47–49. Keasbey, Doramay. “Pattern Weaving, p. 11. [5] Voiers, Leslie. “Winter Warmth: Hamilton, Dawn. “Computers and Laotian Style.” My81: Ligon, Linda. “Defeat.” MA89: Maple Sugar Jacket.” JF89: Dobby Looms.” MJ98: pp. 69–70. pp. 54–56. p. 107. pp. 92, 84–85. [2, 4] Strickler, Carol. “I Can Weave Ele- __. “A Linen Lemon That Came Walker, Barbara. “Log Cabin with a phants!” MA90: pp. 96–98. [16] Supplementary Warp.” MJ00: LENO Out.” JF90: p. 106. Alderman, Sharon. “Loom-Controlled Linum, Lilly. “Linen Warp.” JF84: pp. 58–61. [4] LOOMS: DRAWLOOMS Leno.” My81: pp. 38–39, 82. [4] p. 11. __. “One-Day Rug.” MA02: pp. 32–34. [2, 4] Hart, Jacque. “Weaving Damask on a Davenport, Betty. “Leno.” MA92: Muller, Donna. “Caring for Linen.” Drawloom.” MJ98: pp. 64–67. pp. 50–51, 83–84. [RH, 2] MA89: p. 66. van der Hoogt, Madelyn. “Drawloom __. “Unusual Ways with Leno.” Patrick, Jane. “Flax Spinning for LONG-EYED HEDDLES Basics.” MA86: pp. 61–63. Golay, Myrna. “Skillbragd Runner.” MA86: pp. 46–48, IS: 8. [RH, 4] Weaving: A First Time __. “Drawloom Magic.” MA86: MJ87: pp. 60–61, IS: 12. de Ruiter, Erica. “A Three-Shaft Experience.” SO91: pp. 60–63. pp. 66–67. Scarf.” MJ03: pp. 58–60. [4] __. “The International Linen [6, 10, 12] DeAtley, Suzanne. “Summer Rose Promotion Commission.” MJ91: Leno Mat.” MJ94: pp. 60–61, pp. 24, 29. LOOMS LOOMS: FRAME LOOMS 86–87. [2, 4] Paulson, Debra. “Weaving on an Old Chandler, Deborah [Redding]. “Your Kappeler, Erda. “Weaving on a Board.” Ed. “Doup Leno.” MJ88: p. 15. Barn Loom.” MA97: pp. 36–38. Weaving Teacher: It’s Exactly SO83: pp. 46–47, 92, 110. [F] Egen, Su. “Finnish Lace: A Leno Ueki, Takako. “Dividing Air with the Same (Sort of).” Mr82: Variation.” MA86: pp. 49–52. Air.” JF03: pp. 40–43. [6] pp. 26–27. West, Virginia. “Hemstitching.” __. “Your Weaving Teacher: On LOOMS: INKLE LOOMS Gant, Helen Moseley. “Dress for a Anstine, Jean; Bradley, Louise. Nv81: pp. 56–57. [2, 4] Buying Your First Loom.” Summer Day.” Mr82: pp. 52–53. “Portable Weaving: A Band of Wilson, Kax. “America’s Linen.” ND83: pp. 18–21. [4] Ideas for Bands.” MJ86: MA89: pp. 49–53. Colwell, Ken. “Looms from the Past.” Gaustad, Stephenie. “Cool Comfort = pp. 40–46, IS: 7–9. [C, I] My81: pp. 36–37. Cotton.” MJ93: pp. 59, 86. [4] Johnson, David. “Small Looms to Ed. “The Hands That Make Your Hodges, Susie. “The Boa Is Back— LITURGICAL WEAVING see Make or Adapt for Tapestry.” Looms.” My81: pp. 25–30. Helen’s Leno Boa.” ND02: ECCLESIASTICAL WEAVING MJ95: pp. 42–44. Irwin, Bobbie. “Looms for Kids: pp. 38–39. [2, 4] Pettigrew, Dale. “Not for Beginners Weaving Equipment and Law, Emily. “Leno Dress.” JF87: Only: Bands and Beads.” JF83: LOG CABIN Related Products for Children.” pp. 44, IS: 5. [2, 4] Bright, Kathy. “Log Cabin Tablecloth.” pp. 72–73. [I] MA94: pp. 44–46. Liebig, Marga Brigitte. “A Shawl in MA88: pp. 17, IS: 5. [2, 4] LaLena, Constance. “Equipment for Leno and Doubleweave.” MJ03: Davenport, Betty. “Log Cabin Effect pp. 62–65. [6] Production Efficiency: The LOOMS: RIGID HEDDLE LOOMS for the Rigid Heddle Loom.” Davenport, Betty. “Adapting Hand- Patrick, Jane. “Not for Beginners Loom.” SO84: pp. 29–32. ND87: pp. 42–43, IS: 4. [RH, 2] woven Project Directions for Only: Finger Control.” MA83: Madden, Gail. “Weaving Rugs on a __. “Third Time Around Jacket.” Rigid Heddle Looms.” MJ93: pp. 70–72. [F, RH, 2, 4] Lightweight Loom.” ND94: SO91: pp. 46, 88–89. [RH, 2] pp. 63–64, 69. Wertenberger, Kathryn. “Weaver’s pp. 62–63. Erickson, Johanna. “A Feast of Colors __. “Bronson Lace for Rigid Heddle Challenge: A New Twist on Meany, Janet. “Looms in the 1920s to for Production Rag Weaving.” Looms.” JF94: pp. 40–43, Bead Leno.” ND89: pp. 92–94, 1960s: An Overview.” MJ90: ND93: pp. 86–87, 88–89. [2, 4] 88–89. [RH, 5] 83. [4, 8] pp. 66, 86. __. “Spring Flowers Rag Mats.” MJ93: __. “Doubleweave on the Rigid __. “Weaver’s Challenge: Bead Leno.” Meany, Janet; Pfaff, Paula; Trebon, pp. 54, 84. [2, 4] Heddle Loom.” MJ92: MA87: pp. 88–91. Theresa. “Twentieth Century Farson, Laura. “Combine Weaving pp. 61–64, 91. [RH, 4]

© Handwoven® magazine, Interweave Press LLC. www.handwovenmagazine.com HANDWOVEN 22 Not to be reprinted. All rights reserved. __. “Rigid Heddle Weaving: How to __. “Plaid Silk Noils Shirt.” JF86: Wilhite, Mark. “Two on One.” Schomp, Halcyon; Jaeger, Hector. Weave More Ends Per Inch.” pp. 56, IS: 11. [2, 4] MA91: pp. 54–55, 92–93. [8] “The Changing Seasons.” MJ86: pp. 68–71. [RH, 7] Autio, Laurie. “Red Plaid Tie.” ND84: pp. 61–62, IS: 15–16. [4] Peterson, Laurie; Shively, Linda; MA97: pp. 49, 82. [3] MINIATURES Sundberg, Kerskin Asling. “Blue Cipolla, Anne. “Towels: A Rigid Bamesberger, Gene. “Winter Warmth: Dieterich, Mary. “A Personal Approach Chest of Drawers.” MJ87: Heddle Study Group Project.” Crackle Weave Sweater.” JF89: to Small.” MJ95: pp. 50–52. pp. 37, IS: 6. [4, 8] MA93: pp. 34–35. [RH] pp. 90, 86. [4] Perry, Avis. “Inlaid Overshot Runner.” Switzer, Chris. “Getting Started on a __. “Winter Warmth: Shadow Weave JF95: pp. 60, 88. [4] MOORMAN TECHNIQUE Rigid Heddle Loom.” ND95: Sweater.” JF89: pp. 91, 85. [8] Sheppard, Margaret. “Miniatures from Alderman, Sharon. “Squares-on- pp. 56–58. Basquez, Jason. “Sweater in Blues.” Memories.” SO91: pp. 80–82, Squares Blouse.” MJ94: pp. 41, Whaley, Betty Lou. “A Small Rigid JF95: pp. 54–55. [4] 97–98. [4] 79–81. [4, 8] Heddle Loom to Make.” JF96: Bolesta, Pam. “The Masculine Strickler, Carol. “It’s the Little Things Beard, Betty. “Jewel Dress.” Su85: pp. 54–57. Element: Vests.” FW80: p. 34. [4] That Count.” 79FW: p. 39. [2, 4] pp. 46–47, IS: 8. [4] Bradley, Louise; Henrikson, Susan. Windeknecht, Margaret. “Wedge Bradley, Louise. “Flame-Bordered LOOMS: TAPE LOOMS “That Wild and Wooly Weft.” Weave in Miniature.” JF00: Coat in Moorman Technique.” Chesley, Miriam. “A Scintillating, Mr82: pp. 48–49, 83, 84. [4] pp. 46–48. ND92: pp. 49, 86. [4] Soft and Silent Seat.” MA84: Brigham, Cory. “Two-block Twill __. “Tibetan Turquoise Vest.” MJ94: Sweater.” JF94: pp. 37, 84–85. [8] pp. 27–29. MITTENS pp. 32–33, 75–76. [8] __. “The Tape Loom—Then and Cabeen, Lou. “The Family Warp.” Ed. “Stocking Stuffers.” SO85: pp. Ed. “Gallery of Moorman Technique.” Now.” ND82: pp. 56–57. SO84: pp. 41–43, 92–94. [4] 64–66, IS: 14–15. [2, 4] MJ94: p. 35. Davenport, Betty. “Guatemalan Shirt Harmon, Sally. “Woven Hat, Scarf and Hakala, Sharon; Isleib, Carol; and Sash.” Mr81: pp. 54, 72–74. LOOMS: TAPESTRY LOOMS Mittens.” JF86: pp. 32–33. [6] Shahbaz, Carol; Stump, Ruth. Ed. “A Resource Guide to Tapestry [RH, 4] Lamb, Sara. “Hand-Felted Mittens.” “A Rainbow on the Table.” Looms.” MA88: pp. 74, 76. Dixon, Anne. “Overshot Waistcoat.” ND83: pp. 84–85. Su84: pp. 46–47. [4] __. “Tapestry Looms.” MJ95: pp. 68–69. SO98: pp. 52–55, 78–81. [8] O’Connor, Marina. “Nordic Mittens Harter, Joyce. “Double Warp Overlay Johnson, David. “Small Looms to Dobrovolny, Ardis. “Branding Iron with Inlay.” ND96: pp. 19–20. [4] for Rugs.” ND93: pp. 64–66, 90; Make or Adapt for Tapestry.” Sweater.” SO86: pp. 68, Sneary, Anne. “Felted Mittens and errata ND94: p. 89. [6] MJ95: pp. 42–44. IS: 14–15. [4] Earwarmers.” JF90: pp. 46, 77. [4] __. “Painting with Fabric in Theo Russell, Carol. “Choosing a Loom for Ed. “Christmas Tie.” FW80: pp. 55, Moorman Technique.” SO02: 58. [4] pp. 56–58. [4] Tapestry.” MJ95: pp. 66–67. MOHAIR see YARNS AND FIBERS __. “Great Ties Weaving Contest.” Holroyd, Ruth. “The Theo Moorman ND92: pp. 34–36, 80–87. [4, 8] Technique.” JF89: pp. 61–64. LOOMS: TRIANGULAR LOOMS Gaustad, Stephenie. “A Shirt for a MONK’S BELT Elich-McCall, Charlotte. “How to Asher, Eva Gerd. “Candelabra Meek, Kati Reeder. “Toddler’s Place- Fellow Spinner.” SO86: Weave a Plaid Triangular Christmas Runner.” ND97: mat.” SO92: pp. 35, 82–83. [4] pp. 76–77. [4] Shawl.” ND83: pp. 54–56. [F] pp. 63, 81. [8] Reynolds, Judy. “Purple Haze Vest.” Geis, Flavian. “Go Get ’em Tiger! Aune, Janis. “Monk’s Belt Holiday MJ94: pp. 42, 81–82. [4] Accessories for the Beach.” Runner.” SO95: pp. 70, 91. [4] Stoehr, Mary Kay. “Twilight Dress.” MANTLES see VESTS AND TABARDS ND02: pp. 40–43. [4–16] Bliss, Anne. “A Handwoven Bed- MJ86: pp. 51, IS: 12–13. [4] __. “Shirt Tales: I’ll Never Do That spread.” Mr82: pp. 56, 87. [4] Strickler, Carol. “Window Panel.” MARKETING Again!” MJ01: pp. 62–64. Brackmann, Holly. “Shibori Meets Ja82: pp. 38, 87. [4] Hoffman, Babs; Hunt, Betsy. “Are You [4, 8, 16] Dévoré in a Handwoven Scarf.” Swafford, Sandra. “Floral Gift Wrap.” Ready to Sell Your Product?” Jones, Janice. “Knot of Ties.” MA85: SO04: pp. 52–56. [4] MJ94: pp. 34, 40, 76. [4] MA92: p. 24. pp. 54, IS: 11. [4] Bradley, Louise. “Color Study Runners.” Sylvan, Katherine. “Moorman Inlay __. “Closing the Sale and Follow-Up.” Kuwabara, Nancy. “Linsey-Woolsey ND88: pp. 52, 80–82. [4] Cocoon.” MA88: pp. 61, MA93: pp. 14–15. Shirt.” ND82: pp. 53, 88. [2, 4] __. “Monk’s Belt Lap Robe.” ND87: IS: 13. [4] __. “How to Make a Sales Appoint- Patrick, Jane. “A Man’s Robe.” pp. 56–57, IS: 14–15. [4] Winslow, Heather. “Theo Moorman ment.” ND91: pp. 29–31. MA83: pp. 52–53, 86–97. [4] Ellis, Catharine. “Woven Shibori on Inlay for Creative Clothing.” __. “I Can Weave, But Will It Sell.” Patrick, Jane; Steinkoenig, Judy. Four Shafts.” SO02: pp. 44–47. [4] MJ94: pp. 36–39, 77–79. [4] MA95: pp. 78–79. “9 to 5: Man’s Sport Tie.” JF84: Essén-Hedin, Margaretha. __. “Presenting Your Product and pp. 48, 89. [4] “Reinterpreting Old Weaves for M’S AND O’S Yourself to the Buyer.” SO92: Pendergrass, Mary. “Wedding Shirt.” Today and Tomorrow.” MJ87: Ashley, Susan. “M’s and O’s Blanket.” pp. 24, 29. 80SS: pp. 34, 54, 61. [C, 2] pp. 40–41, IS: 7. [4] MJ86: pp. 74–75. [4] LaLena, Constance. “Are They Right Preckshot, Amy. “Two Ties in Double Eychaner, Barbara. “Monk’s Belt Bath Blumenthal, Betsy. “A New Look at for You?” MA90: pp. 25–26. Two-Tie Unit Weave.” ND85: Set.” MA95: pp. 64, 86–87. [4] M’s and O’s.” JF03: pp. 54–56. [6] __. “At the Show.” ND90: pp. 24, 59. pp. 64, IS: 15–16. [8] French, Louise. “Sewing Skills Are a Bradley, Louise. “Color Study Runners.” __. “Making a Sales Call.” MA86: Schonkala, Nicky. “Bowties.” MJ97: Good Investment.” MJ01: ND88: pp. 52, 80–82. [4] pp. 76, 78. pp. 40, 77–78. [RH, 2, 4] pp. 38–42. [8] Brewin, Beth. “Cottolin Runner in M’s __. “Pricing the Art Piece.” MA88: Scorgie, Jean. “Reversible Vest.” Jones, Janice. “The Southwest and O’s.” MJ89: pp. 48, 79. [4] pp. 8, 42. SO86: pp. 66, IS: 13–14. [4] Collection: Monk’s Belt Pillows.” Erf, Mary Elva. “Shaker Towel in M’s __. “Profession Pursuits: Market Stahl, Yvonne. “Winter Warmth: SO86: pp. 52–53, IS: 12–13. [4] & O’s.” MA89: pp. 54, 85. [4] Research.” Mr81: pp. 63–65. Stanley’s Sweater.” JF89: Kaulitz, Inge. “A Stole for All Gaynes, Margaret. “M’s and O’s __. “Publicity: The Press Release.” pp. 89, 87. [4] Seasons.” ND98: pp. 39, 70; Tablecloth.” ND89: pp. 56–57, JF86: pp. 73–74. Thilenius, Carol; Simpson, Marion. errata JF00: p. 17. [4] 78–79. [4, 6] __. “Sales Brochures.” ND85: pp. 80–81. “Wooly Woolens.” Se82: Krook, Inga. “Maria Rag Rug.” Su85: Hunt, Sue. “N’s and C’s? Taking a __. “Wholesale Shows: Are You pp. 44–46. [4] pp. 56–57, IS: 14. [4] Bite from M’s and O’s.” MJ00: Ready for the Big Time?” SO90: Voiers, Leslie. “Men’s Overshirt.” __. “Rag Weaving: A History of pp. 66–68. [4] pp. 32, 34. SO83: pp. 43, 94. [4] Necessity.” MJ87: pp. 38–39, Kaestner, Tracy. “Christmas Table __. “Winter Warmth: Maple Sugar IS: 5. [4] Square.” SO01: pp. 68–70. [4] MATELASSÉ see DOUBLEWEAVE, Jacket.” JF89: pp. 92, 84–85. MacLeod, Ritva. “Monk’s Belt Place- __. “Turned M’s and O’s Scarf.” STITCHED DOUBLE CLOTH [2, 4] mats.” JF87: pp. 56, IS: 10. [4] ND03: pp. 30–31. [4] Wertenberger, Kathryn. “Brown Jacket.” Nickol, Mary. “Apron Strings.” SO01: Lawrence, Cheryl. “Fungus Weaving.” SO85: pp. 56–57, IS: 10. [8] MEN’S CLOTHING pp. 44–46. [4] ND88: pp. 60–61, 86. [4] Alderman, Sharon. “Offset Twill Tie.” __. “Men’s Dornik Twill Jacket.” __. “Chroma Kaleidoscope.” SO02: Morgan, Joy. “Summer Top in M’s and SO86: pp. 65, IS: 16. [8] JF84: pp. 47, 94. [4] pp. 32–35. [4] O’s.” MJ93: pp. 55, 85. [4]

© Handwoven® magazine, Interweave Press LLC. www.handwovenmagazine.com HANDWOVEN 23 Not to be reprinted. All rights reserved. Pritchard, Emilie. “Turned M’s and O’s pp. 54–55, 94. [8, 10] SO00: pp. 72–74. [8] __. “If Your Selvedges Can Use Some Scarf Inspired by Handwoven.” Dieringer, Beverly. “Windowpane Jones, Carolyn. “Loom Music Scarf.” Improvement...” MJ94: ND04: pp. 42–44. [6, 8] Check Kimono.” MJ88: pp. 52, SO00: pp. 40–42. [12] pp. 20–23, 75. [RH, 2, 4] Scorgie, Jean. “Square Shawl.” SO89: 84. [10] Kaestner, Tracy. “Minuet in Color.” __. “Napkins Inspired by Mugs.” pp. 55, 82. [4] Evans, Jane. “Rags Unlimited.” My81: SO00: pp. 44–47. [4] ND88: pp. 49, 80. [2, 4] Selk, Karen. “Set Limits and Gain pp. 44–45. [16] Keasbey, Doramay. “Variations on a George, Patrice. “Turn Back Check Designing Confidence.” SO02: Fort Worth Weavers Guild. “Group Theme.” SO00: pp. 52–58. [4] Napkins.” ND91: pp. 44, 86–87. pp. 40–43. [4] Project Towels.” 80SS: Krone, Judith Powell. “Schubert’s [4, 8] Stoehr, Mary Kay. “20th Anniversary pp. 28–29, 55, 56, 67; errata Serenade.” MA03: pp. 56–58. [8] Guy, Sallie. “Accent on Napkins.” Shawl.” SO99: pp. 58–59, 83. [4] FW80: p. 4. [4, 5, 8,10] Moore, Jennifer. “The Golden JF87: pp. 60–61, IS: 13. [4, 8] __. “Finish Your Work.” JF84: Geis, Flavian. “Color Me Happy.” Proportion.” SO00: pp. 64–67. Irwin, Bobbie. “The Magic of Irides- pp. 54–56, 97. [4] MA00: pp. 50–56. [2, 4, 8, 16] van der Hoogt, Madelyn. “Loom cence.” JF04: pp. 68–72. [4] __. “Make It Fit.” Su84: pp. 64–65, __. “Shirt Tales: I’ll Never Do That Music Legacy From a Circle of Irwin, Helen. “Fourth of July 113–114. [4] Again!” MJ01: pp. 62–64. Friends.” SO00: pp. 80–82. Napkins.” MJ96: pp. 56, 90–91; [4, 8, 16] errata SO96: p. 93. [4, 6] MUG RUGS AND COASTERS Golay, Myrna. “Skillbragd Runner.” NAME DRAFTING see DRAFTS AND Jaastad, Sandee. “Getting Together: MJ87: pp. 60–61, IS: 12. Placemats and Napkins.” MJ02: Budd, Ann. “Pick-and-Pick Rag DRAFTING, NAME Coasters.” JF91: pp. 61, 78. [6, 10, 12] pp. 56–58. [4] [RH, 2] Keasbey, Doramay. “Twill with a __. “Southwest Settings for Placemats Twist.” ND85: pp. 31–32. [4, 12] NAPKINS and Napkins.” MJ04: pp. 52–54. Budde, Wendy. “Keep it Simple: Point Alderman, Sharon. “Creating Lang, Elizabeth. “Turned Shadow [8] Twill Mug Rugs.” SO85: Borders.” ND92: pp. 46–47, Twills.” MA98: pp. 42–43. Johnson, Beth. “Complementary pp. 84–85. [4] 83–85. [4, 8] Linden, Deborah. “Shadow Weave Napkins.” JF93: pp. 50, 84. [4] Evans, Jane. “Pick Me! Rag Mug Rugs Anthony, Deborah. “Swedish Lace Runner.” JF92: pp. 48, 83. [8, 10] Kaulitz, Manuela. “Interlocking with Pick-up.” ND01: Napkins.” JF87: pp. 57, IS: 10. [4] Meek, Kati Reeder. “Rumpelstiltskin Double Weave.” MJ96: pp. 48–51. [4] Autio, Laurie. “A New Look at Swedish Pillow.” MJ91: pp. 61, 87. [4, 12] pp. 46–47, 91–92. [4] Hendrickson, Linda. “Confetti Mug Lace.” ND97: pp. 56–59, 82. [8] Morris, Kathleen. “Silk Pinwheels.” Klippans-Bergå Yarns. “Napkins and Rugs.” JF92: pp. 48, 84. [8] Ball, Patti. “Weaving Random Plaids.” MA01: pp. 50–54; errata MA02, Towel.” JF98: pp. 44–45, 81. [2, 4] Keasbey, Doramay. “Rotating Blocks JF98: pp. 42–43. [2, 4] p. 14. [8, 12] Lermond, Charles. “Double-Faced for Dynamic Design.” MJ00: Belknap, Barbara. “Swedish Lace Morrison, Vivian. “Two Damask Overshot.” ND89: pp. 64–65, pp. 32–35. [4, 6, 8] Napkin.” MJ88: pp. 43, 80. [4] Scarves.” MJ98: pp. 67, 86. [10] 80–81. [4] Neilson, Rosalie. “A Checkered Past: Belson, Michele; Luhring, Alan A. Neilson, Rosalie. “A Checkered Past: Patrick, Jane. “Contributor Napkin.” Playing with Warp Rep Rugs.” “The Color Gamp, Beautiful and Playing with Warp Rep Rugs.” ND88: pp.53, 82. [4] ND01: pp. 52–55. [4, 16] Practical.” JF04: pp. 44–45. ND01: pp. 52–55. [4, 16] __. “Megablocks.” JF83: pp. 56–59. Patrick, Jane. “Krokbragd Pattern in [4, 8] Scorgie, Jean. “Blouse with Earth and [4] Twill on Only Three Shafts.” Bradley, Louise. “Inspiration from Sky Motif.” MJ90: pp. 40, 89–90. __. “Napkins with Huck Knots.” MA01: pp. 64–66. [RH, 4] Woven Samples of the Past.” [4, 16] MA92: pp. 60, 92–93. [3] Saulson, Sarah. “Now We Are Eight: ND84: pp. 50–53, IS: 3–4, 6–7. Smith, Dorothy. “First Baby’s Baptism: Patrick, Jane; Steinkoenig, Judy. Weaving Plain-Weave [4] A Dress in Huck Lace.” ND99: “One Warp, Many Projects.” Selvedges.” SO01: pp. 48–50. [8] Butler, Su. “A World-Wide Exchange pp. 32–34. [16] MA85: pp. 48–50, IS: 8–9. [4] Scorgie, Jean. “The Southwest of Napkins.” MJ02: pp. 42–43. Sullivan, Donna. “Piqué: Quilted Quel, Susan. “Gimme Five! Five Collection: Clasped Weft Rug [2, 4] Fabrics on the Loom.” ND89: Projects on One Warp.” MJ02: Mugs and Runner.” SO86: Carper, Janet. “Heirloom Damask pp. 43–45, 76–77. [12] pp. 68–71. [2, 4] pp. 58–59, IS: 10–11. [2, 4] Cloth and Napkins.” Su83: Wertenberger, Kathryn. “Afghan Savel, Beverly. “From Rosepath to Tuller, Evelyn. “A Color Reference pp. 54–55, 94. [8, 10] Weaves from Baskets.” SO90: Blocks: Farmer’s Market Runner Fringe.” MA98: p. 27. Davenport, Betty. “Warping for pp. 92–94. [10] and Napkins.” MJ00: pp. 70–73. Stripes.” SO85: pp. 18–19, __. “Weaver’s Challenge: Combining [8] MULTISHAFT WEAVING (TEN OR IS: 3–4. [RH, 2] Weave Patterns or Structures.” Scorgie, Jean. “California Poppy MORE SHAFTS) see also DOBBY de Ruiter, Erica. “Dutch Flag SO88: pp. 83–85, 105. [13] Tablecloth and Napkins.” Su85: Napkins.” MJ02: pp. 40–41. [4] LOOM PROJECTS __. “Weaver’s Challenge: Handwoven pp. 60–61, IS: 16. [4] Alderman, Sharon. “My New Dyk, Henrietta. “Quilted Placemat Trees.” ND84: pp. 90–91, 102. Seachord, Carrie. “Color Gamp Multishaft Loom Is Here, Now and Napkin.” JF84: pp. 61, 104; [8, 12] Cloth.” Su84: pp. 77, 117. [2, 4] What?” MJ98: pp. 80–81, errata Su84: p. 92. [4, 6] __. “Weaver’s Challenge: Unblocked Timbers, Frances. “Damask Dinner 87–88. [14] Ed. “Production Weaver: Beth Damask.” MJ89: pp. 92–94, Napkins.” MA97: pp. 34–35, 84. __. “Silk Scarf in Double-Faced Johnson.” My82: pp. 48–49, 91. 85–86. [D, 16] [8] Twill.” MA99: pp. 60, 77. [8, 10] [2] Whaley, Betty Lou. “Exploring Walker, Barbara. “Confetti Napkins.” __. “Twill Is for Towels.” MA01: Essén-Hedin, Margaretha. “Summer- Bronson Lace.” MJ98: pp. 75–79. MA03: pp. 48–51. [4, 6] pp. 42–45; errata MJ01: pp. 14, time Breakfast Set.” Su83: pp. Woodbury, DeeDee. “Playing with West, Virginia. “Hemstitching.” 15. [16] 41, 93; errata SO83: p. 92. [8] Blocks.” MJ00: pp. 80–83. [10] Nv81: pp. 56–57. [2, 4] Allison, Charlotte. “Scarf with Eychaner, Barbara. “Cotton Napkins.” Woodbury, DeeDee. “Playing with Beaded Edge.” MJ98: pp. 82, 88, MJ86: pp. 66, IS: 15. [2, 4] Blocks.” MJ00: pp. 80–83. [10] 90. [16] MUSIC, WEAVING INSPIRED BY __. “Informing the Present with Bentley, Mary. “Fireworks in the Autio, Laurie. “Joy to the World.” Echoes of the Past.” MJ93: Park.” SO91: pp. 24, 99. [12] SO00: pp. 36–39. [2, 4] pp. 46–48, 81–82. [4, 8] NEEDLEWEAVING Bobisud, Helen. “Gray Feathers Duke, Pauline. “Oranges and Lemons __. “Simple Discharge Dyeing.” Bohannan, Ronnine. “Tapestry Scarf.” ND96: pp. 67, 84. [8, 12] Say the Bells of St. Clement’s.” SO91: pp. 56–57, 92. [2, 4] Weaving on a Pin Board.” __. “Set of Three Scarves.” MJ98: SO00: pp. 32–34. [2, 4] __. “The Southwest Collection: MA88: pp. 56–57, IS: 10. pp. 83, 91–92. [16] Ed. “Music for Inspiration.” MA83: Napkins and Bread Cloth.” Kaulitz, Manuela. “The Maltese Cross: Boesel, Ingrid. “Phoenix Sunset.” p. 50. SO86: pp. 55, IS: 11–12. [4] A Weaver’s Stitch.” MJ97: SO91: pp. 23, 99. [7, 16] __. “Stripes! Music Inspired.” MA03: Feely, Susan. “Keep It Simple: pp. 64–66, 83–84; errata SO97: Bowman, Susan. “Diamonds in p. 58. Swedish Lace Napkin.” MJ86: p. 72. Diamonds Towel.” MA99: Edwards, Tomoe. “Musical Color pp. 73, 75; errata SO86: IS: 3. Scorgie, Jean. “Purse with Tapestry pp. 50, 65–66. [16] Wheels for Silk Scarves.” SO00: Gaynes, Margaret. “Beginner’s Corner: Inset.” MJ91: pp. 42, 91. Carper, Janet. “Heirloom Damask pp. 48–51. [2, 4] Tracking.” ND91: pp. 72–73, __. “Tapestry Card Case with Tassels.” Cloth and Napkins.” Su83: Hirsch, Phyllis. “As the Cat Creeps.” 91–92. [2, 4] MJ91: pp. 43, 92–93.

© Handwoven® magazine, Interweave Press LLC. www.handwovenmagazine.com HANDWOVEN 24 Not to be reprinted. All rights reserved. Sutton, Nancy. “Needle Weave a pp. 44, 88. [RH, 4] Ruana.” 79FW: pp. 18–19, 52. Gaynes, Margaret. “Beginner’s Corner: Removable Patch for Your Kaulitz, Manuela. “Pattern Continuity Lochner, Arnold. “A Loom for the Treadling Tips.” SO92: pp. 32–33; Favorite Sweatshirt: A Tapestry with Space-Dyed Wefts.” Backyard.” MJ96: p. 60. 82; errata MA94: p. 79. [4] Cat.” MA94: pp. 48–50. MA98: p. 25. Reisner, Virginia. “Snowman __. “Observations from the 1992 Linn, Kristine. “Weekend Weaver: Ornament.” SO01: pp. 28–29. Weaving Season.” SO93: NETWORK DRAFTING Warping with a Paddle––Using Windeknecht, Margaret. “Wedge Weave pp. 24–26, 83. [4] Farling, Kathleen. “Seaside Guest Yarns from Your Stash for a in Miniature.” JF00: pp. 46–48. Greaves, Lynne. “Color Blanket for a Towels.” MA99: pp. 51, 71. [8] Scarf.” ND04: pp. 62–65. [4, 8] Baby.” MJ93: pp. 67, 89–90. [4] Sullivan, Donna. “Network Drafting Mayer, Anita Luvera. “Inviting OPPHÄMTA Hammel, Christina. “Eight-Shaft No without a Computer.” ND95: Throws.” JF99: pp. 60–61, Sonesson, Astrid; Johansson, Hanna. Tabby Overshot.” MA98: pp. 72–74. 78–79. [2, 4] “Upphämta Display Towel.” pp. 45–46. West, Virginia. “Long Laced Vest.” Morrison, Vivian. “Copper Lurex Dress MJ87: pp. 42–43, IS: 4. [D, 4] __. “How to Weave Name Drafts.” ND95: pp. 71, 85–86. [8] Fabric.” ND98: pp. 53, 74. [8] Stahl, Yvonne. “Holiday Vest.” SO83: ND97: pp. 35–36, 77. [4] Nordling, Sara. “Evening Star Jacket.” pp. 71, 100. [8] __. “Sand Castle Sunsuit.” MA98: MA04: pp. 48–50. [4, 8, 16] pp. 47, 80–81. [8] NIGHTGOWNS Pinchin, Bryn. “More Than Four Can Hess, Ellen. “Handwoven Beaded O’Connor, Marina. “Foxfibre OVERSHOT Nightgown.” MA99: pp. 61, 75; Double Your Fun.” JF85: pp. Alderman, Sharon. “Design in Weaving: Cloth for Evening Eyeglass errata JF00: p. 17. [8] 38–39, IS: 11–12. [2, 4, 8] Tailoring an Overshot.” Ja82: Cases.” ND02: pp. 32–33. [4] Piroch, Sigrid. “Evening Bags that pp. 68–69; errata 82MA: p. 87. [4] Hoskins, Nancy. “Wedding Present Shine with Flash and Glitter.” Pillows.” ND90: pp. 55, 76. [4] NOTECARDS see also HOLIDAY __. “One Good Turn Deserves JF85: pp. 36–37. [8] Another.” SO98: pp. 48–49, Houghton, Sylvia. “Undulating PROJECTS Selk, Karen. “Flirting with Eyelashes.” Overshot for Scarves.” ND02: Bright, Kathy. “Christmas Rosepath 81–82. [6] JF03: pp. 36–38. [4] pp. 56–58; errata JF03, p. 14 [4] Towels and Card Fabric.” SO92: Bargmann, Ute. “Weaving Cultural Skowronski, Leigh Anne. “Gift Bags Hutchison, Jean. “A Son’s Coverlet.” pp. 76, 88–89. [8] Connections.” SO95: pp. 52–53, for Wine Bottles.” ND93: JF94: pp. 59, 94–95. [4] Ed. “The Tzouhalem Spinners and 84–85. [4] pp. 47, 84. [8] Jaastad, Sandee. “Toddler Dresses Weavers Guild Christmas Card Beevers, Sue. “Bordered Overshot Stoehr, Mary Kay. “Unlocking the with Overshot Yokes.” MA99: Exchange.” SO90: p. 62. Runner.” MJ91: pp. 73, 86; Secret of Space-Dyed Yarn for a pp. 54–55, 73–75. [8] Irwin, Alison. “Silver Snowflakes errata SO91: p. 87. [4] Weft-Wise Design.” MJ86: Jarvis, Helen. “Old and New: An Old Greeting Cards.” SO93: pp. 77, Blumenthal, Betsy. “Overshot pp. 52–54. Coverlet Pattern in a New 98–99. Upholstery.” MJ98: pp. 34, Straight, Dixie. “Blue Medley Jacket.” Way.” JF00: pp. 26–29; errata Keasbey, Doramay. “Holiday Notecards.” 96–97. [8] JF85: pp. 31, IS: 5. [2, 4] MJ00: p. 15. [D, 8] SO01: pp. 63–65. [4] Bradley, Louise. “Scandinavian- Wertenberger, Kathryn. “Weaver’s Johnson, Ellen. “For Starters: Ellen’s Liston, Gail. “Valentines.” SO01: Influenced Upholstery Fabric.” Challenge: Metallic Yarns.” Table Runner.” ND03: pp. 66–67. [4, 8] MJ90: pp. 61, 91–92. [4] JF85: p. 89. pp. 34–37. [4] Ridgeway, Terese. “Notecards for All Bright, Kathy; Tardy, Vicki. Jones, Janice. “Country Pillow.” Seasons.” SO01: pp. 60–62. [8] “Collaborative Weaving.” MA92: SO85: pp. 48, 49, IS: 7–8. [4] Wertenberger, Kathryn. “Weaver’s NOW WE ARE EIGHT pp. 40–42, 81–83; errata SO94: __. “Overshot Wall Piece.” SO85: Challenge: Handwoven Trees.” Saulson, Sarah. “Now We Are Eight: A p. 82; errata SO96: p. 93. [3, 4, 8] pp. 50, IS: 7; errata JF87: IS: ND84: pp. 90–91, 102. [8, 12] Shadow-Weave Gamp for a Table Bruhin, Terri. “Designing on the 16. [4] Yanda, Emma. “Boundweave Motifs Runner.” JF04: pp. 40–43. [8] Loom for Folklore Vests in Kaestner, Tracy. “A Miracle Holiday on Greeting Cards.” MJ99: __. “Now We Are Eight: A Stellar Overshot.” JF04: pp. 54–67. [4] Warp.” ND99: pp. 18–21. [4] pp. 52–53, 73–77. [4, 8] Man’s Scarf on Eight Shafts.” Curran, Georgean. “Wedding SO03: pp. 56–59. [8] Runner.” ND97: pp. 41, 80. [4] Kamphuis, Bep. “Tea Cozy with __. “Now We Are Eight: Creating Dixon, Anne. “Overshot Waistcoat.” Placemats.” MA89: pp. 46, NOVELTY YARNS Pattern with 8-Shaft Twills.” 80–82; errata MJ89: p. 97. [4] Alderman, Sharon. “Mardi Gras SO98: pp. 52–55, 78–81. [8] MA01: pp. 68–70. [8] Kaulitz, Manuela. “Blanket Weave.” Evening Jacket.” JF90: Dobrovolny, Ardis. “Branding Iron __. “Now We Are Eight: Dressy Pillows SO93: pp. 69–71, 94; errata pp. 40–42. [8] Sweater.” SO86: pp. 68, in Chenille.” MA04: pp. 54–67. [8] ND93: p. 77. [8] __. “Shawl with Sparkle.” ND93: IS: 14–15. [4] __. “Now We Are Eight: Weaving __. “Designing Wide Borders from Small pp. 49, 85. [8] __. “Sand Dunes and Dune Grass Plain-Weave Selvedges.” SO01: Overshots.” JF95: pp. 62–63. __. “Simply Elegant Upholstery Ensemble.” MA85: pp. 57, pp. 48–50. [8] __. “An Easier Overshot Notation Fabric.” JF85: pp. 32, IS: 6–7. IS: 14–15. [8] Eppinger, Lin. “Overshot Placemats.” System.” JF94: pp. 60–61. [4, 6] __. “Overshot Patterns in Color-and- Austin, Deborah. “Checkerboard OBITUARIES FW80: pp. 44–45. [4] Bennett, Nöel. “Tiana Bighorse.” Essén-Hedin, Margaretha. “Duk I Weave Effect Doubleweave.” Sweater.” JF94: pp. 48, 91–92. JF94: pp. 62–65, 94–97. [4] [RH, 2, 4] SO03: p. 6. Daldräll Tablecloth.” SO91: Ed. “Bob Kelly.” JF03: p. 7. pp. 78, 96; errata JF92: p. 79. [4] Klippenstein, Carol; Ellison, Sue. Beard, Betty. “Wrapped-in-Style “Weave Yourself a Special Place: Poncho Cape.” JF85: pp. 41, __. “Denise Kavanagh.” MJ03: p. 7. __. “Summertime Breakfast Set.” __. “Else Regensteiner.” MA03: p. 7. Su83: pp. 41, 93; errata SO83: Pillows.” 79FW: pp. 36–37, 60. IS: 14–15. [4] [2, 4] Berent, Mary. “Cotton Novelty __. “Seymour Bress.” JF03: p. 7. p. 92. [8] Frame, Mary. “A World Upside Down: Evitt, Gisela. “Blue Point Runner.” Lermond, Charles. “Double-Faced Ensemble.” MJ93: pp. 44–45, Overshot.” ND89: pp. 64–65, 81. [4, 6] A Tribute to Edward M. ND97: pp. 37, 78; errata JF98: Franquemont.” MJ04: p. 7. p. 73. [4] 80–81. [4] Bohannan, Ronnine. “Special Warp Ligon, Linda. “Carpetbag Briefcase.” Effects with Space-Dyed Yarn.” __. “A Chance Visit: Double Ring Anniversary Runner.” MJ97: JF84: pp. 49, 91. [4] MJ86: pp. 49–50, IS: 11. [2, 4] OFF-LOOM WEAVING __. “Keeping Track.” JF87: pp. 90–91, Fronk, Lois. “A Beaded Butterfly pp. 72–73, 87. [8] Brigham, Cory. “Snowstorm Sweater.” IS: 8. [4] Necklace.” MJ95: pp. 54–55, 93. __. “The Convergence ’90 Name Draft JF94: pp. 39, 87. [4] Lommen, Sandy. “One-Shuttle Jensen, Elizabeth. “This Loom is Project.” ND97: pp. 38–39, 79; Davenport, Betty. “Not for Beginners Overshot.” ND89: pp. 62–63. Portable.” MJ97: pp. 55–58. errata JF98: p. 73. [4] Only: Supplementary Warp Lyon, Nancy. “Bomber Style Jacket.” Korus, Jean; Derr, Tori; Lippert, Connie; Fort Worth Weavers Guild. “Weave for Novelty Yarns.” JF85: ND88: pp. 50–51, 80. [4] Kaestner, Tracy; Hendrickson, for a Summer Kitchen.” 80SS: pp. 34–35. [RH, 4] MacGeorge, Matilda. “Soft Surprise Linda. “Future Fiber Artists: pp. 27, 53. [4] Deutschman, Vilija. “Summer and Guest Towels.” SO85: p. 86. [4] Fostering a Sense of Wonder.” Fry, Laura. “From Small Overshots to Winter Dress with Polychrome Marble, Pamela. “Vests that Fit.” ND03: pp. 38–43. [F, T] Skip Twills.” SO93: pp. 54–56, Border.” ND93: pp. 50, 86. [8] ND96: pp. 61, 79–80. [4] Hirsch, Grace. “Ribbon Vest.” JF83: Ligon, Linda. “Warm and Wooly 89–90. [4]

© Handwoven® magazine, Interweave Press LLC. www.handwovenmagazine.com HANDWOVEN 25 Not to be reprinted. All rights reserved. Mitchell, Peter. “Name Drafting.” __. “Twenty-Five Snowballs SO86: pp. 28, 30. __. “Your Weaving Teacher: It’s Only Mr82: pp. 34–37. Coverlet.” JF94: pp. 51, 92–93; Wells, Sandra. “Saganishiki Paper Yarn.” SO99: pp. 10–11. Murray, Phyllis. “Overshot in errata SO94: p. 82. [4] Weaving.” JF91: pp. 43–45. __. “Your Weaving Teacher: Motivation, Handspun Towel.” MA99: Tardy, Vicki. “A Color Gamp in Perspective, and Other Philoso- pp. 50, 68; errata JF00: p. 17. [4] Overshot.” JF04: p. 51. [4] PERUVIAN TEXTILES phical Matters.” My82: pp. 24–26. O’Connor, Marina. “Batch of Baby Templeton, Peg. “Linen Mats.” JF84: Alderman, Sharon. “Swatch Collection __. “Your Weaving Teacher: My Bibs.” MJ93: pp. 68, 90–91. [4] pp. 62, 107. [4] #15.” MA87: pp. 38–41, IS: 4–6; Success Is Absolutely Assured.” __. “Thousand Flowers Towels.” Wertenberger, Kathryn. “Overshot errata SO87: IS: 3. [2, 4, 6] JF86: pp. 23–24. MJ98: pp. 35, 98. [4] Coverlet.” FW80: pp. 47, Badone, Donalda. “Peruvian Textiles.” __. “Your Weaving Teacher: On Palson, Patricia. “Color with Overshot 70–71. [4] SO88: pp. 52–54. Learning.” SO86: pp. 20–21. Blocks.” MJ00: pp. 48–51. [4] __. “Planning for Threading and Streamer, Margaret. “The Weavers of __. “Your Weaving Teacher: Unweaving __. “Overshot Baby Blanket.” MA92: Treadling.” Mr81: pp. 47–49. [4] Cusco, Peru.” MJ04: pp. 70–71. Faulty Fabric.” MA84: pp. 22–24. pp. 66, 88–89. [4] Woods, Diane. “Handwoven Collingwood, Peter. “Endnotes: Notes __. “Overshot Elegance: A Shawl and Velveteen.” JF97: pp. 62–63, from a Rug Weaver.” ND01: p. 104. PETIT POINT see SWIVEL Hat.” MJ01: pp. 74–77; errata 84–85; errata SO97: p. 72. [4] Cross, Dorothy. “Endnotes: A Passion MJ02, p. 14. [4] Xenakis, Alexis. “Lee’s Surrender—to for Fashion.” MA04: p. 96. PHILOSOPHY AND THOUGHTS ON Patrick, Jane. “Country Overshot.” Sachets.” 80SS: pp. 18, 21–22. Cummings, Mimi. “Forum.” Se81: SO85: pp. 48–51. WEAVING pp. 10–11. Alderman, Sharon. “Endnotes: __. “Overshot Wall Hanging.” MA84: Darwall, Randall. “On Making Good OVERSHOT INLAY Musings on the Life of a pp. 56, 108. [4] Cloth.” ND86: pp. 22–23. Bradley, Louise. “Baby Blanket.” JF86: Weaver.” JF02: p. 96. Pendergrass, Mary. “Warm and Wooly for Ed. “Endnotes: True Confessions: Warping pp. 43, IS: 6. [4] __. “Weaving Souvenirs.” MJ97: Her.” 79FW: pp. 23, 55–56. [T, 4] Disasters from Sharon Alderman, Cabeen, Lou. “Cotton Camisole.” pp. 42–43. Pettigrew, Dale. “Not for Beginners Jane Patrick, Bobbie Irwin, Lynn Su83: pp. 45, 93. [4] __. “Why Do I Weave?” MA89: Only: Weaving with Tabby—An Tedder, Daryl Lancaster, Ruth Jones, Janice. “Christmas Hanging.” pp. 29–32. Introduction to Overshot.” Morrison, Liz Gipson, Madelyn van SO83: pp. 72–73. [4] Alexander, Kathryn. “Endnotes: Ode ND82: pp. 62–64. [4] der Hoogt.” ND04: p. 96. Lesselroth, Lynn. “Celebration Vest.” to the Scarf.” ND02: p. 75. __. “White-on-White Shawl.” JF83: Fanning, Robbie. “Fear of Weaving.” SO94: pp. 54, 88–89. [4] Allen, Debbie. “Circles of pp. 55, 90. [4] 79FW: pp. 10–11. O’Connor, Marina. “Nordic Mittens Confidence.” JF93: p. 39. Rohrer, Marge. “Overshot Coverlet.” Franquemont, Ed. “Endnotes: with Inlay.” ND96: pp. 19–20. [4] __. “The Dog on the Loom.” MA84: FW80: pp. 46, 73. [4] Thoughts of a Fiber Doodler.” Perry, Avis. “Inlaid Overshot Runner.” p. 20. Safner, Isadora. “Missouri Trouble SO00: p. 104. JF95: pp. 60, 88. [4] __. “Thick Air.” ND91: p. 80. Table Mat.” MJ90: pp. 38, 94; Hall, Pat. “The New Weaver’s Cloth.” Scorgie, Jean. “Designing a Border __. “Tips for Grab-Time Weaving.” errata MA91: p. 97. [4] JF93: pp. 30–31. with Inlaid Overshot.” ND92: ND93: pp. 30–31. Schlegel, Lee-lee. “Overshot Afghan.” Hamilton, Dawn; Murphy, Marilyn. pp. 50–51, 89. [4] __. “The Virtuous Weaver and the My82: pp. 29, 89. [4] “A Time to Weave.” SO99: Woods, Diane. “Treasure Boxes.” Weaver’s Notebook.” SO84: Scorgie, Jean. “Designing Fair Isle pp. 25–27. ND95: pp. 64–65, 89–90. [4] pp. 34–35. Patterns with Overshot.” SO91: Hepburn, Ian. “Gandhi and Other __. “Weaving on the Left Side of the pp. 76–77, 95–96. [4] Threads.” SO91: pp. 20, 28. OVERSHOT, TIED Brain.” SO85: pp. 12, 25, 38–39. Sheppard, Margaret. “Miniatures from Hochberg, Bette. “Forum.” Mr81: Blumenthal, Betsy. “Overshot Uphol- Atwater, Mary Meigs. “The Senses.” Memories.” SO91: pp. 80–82, pp. 12–19. stery.” MJ98: pp. 34, 96–97. [8] JF93: pp. 21–22. 97–98. [4] Höykinpuro, Anja. “Born to Be a Xenakis, David. “Coverlet Weaves on Bailey, Margaret. “The Twelve Woes Sierau, Louise. “Shirts for Mother and Weaver.” ND95: pp. 75–76. a Rigid-Heddle.” FW80: of Weaving.” SO94: p. 55. Child.” MJ93: pp. 43, 79. [4] __. “Inspirations.” JF98: p. 29. pp. 38–40. [RH] Belson, Michele. “Endnotes: On the Stahl, Yvonne. “Washcloths and Bath __. “It’s the Principle of the Thing.” Lunatic Fringe.” JF04: p. 96. Mitts.” MJ97: pp. 69, 85–86. [4] MJ96: p. 51. OVERSHOT, TURNED see TURNED Brackmann, Holly. “Endnotes: Textile States, Diantha. “Overshot Patterns __. “My, What a Great, Big...You Artist, Teacher, Traveler.” JF03: Woven in Two Colors.” JF94: DRAFTS Made!” ND97: p. 15. p. 96. pp. 52–53. __. “Spring Cleaning.” MA96: p. 96. Bradley, Louise. “Endnotes: Led by Steinkoenig, Judy. “Rainbow OVER-TWISTED YARNS see __. “Taking the Scenic Route.” JF97: Lambs.” MA01: p. 104. Placemats.” JF95: pp. 61, 89. [4] COLLAPSE; PLEATS p. 25. Braham, Polly. “What to Do with Your Strickler, Carol. “Blended Drafts.” __. “Weaver’s Block.” ND96: p. 24. Loom When There’s No Time to MA85: pp. 37–40. PAINTING ON FABRIC __. “You Have to Be Warped to Weave.” JF94: pp. 34–35. __. “It’s the Little Things That Bliss, Anne. “Let’s Print.” MJ89: Weave.” MJ99: p. 29. Brandes, Kendra. “The Language of Count.” 79FW: p. 39. [2, 4] pp. 26–27. Irwin, Bobbie. “The Weaver’s Textiles.” JF88: p. 82. __. “Modified Atwater Runner.” __. “Painted Silk.” JF83: pp. 50–54. Handshake.” JF98: pp. 57–58. Butterfield, Ann. “How to Weave MJ90: pp. 39, 88. [4] Johnston, Coleen. “Why Do I Weave? When You Don’t Have Time to __. “Traditional Threadings: White- Where Will It Lead Me?” SO89: PAIRED-TIE WEAVES see TIED UNIT Weave.” Mr82: pp. 38–9. on-White Bedspread.” ND82: p. 41. WEAVES Centner, David. “Weaving in the pp. 49, 93. [4] Kinney, Margo. “Keep Those Old Vernacular.” ND90: pp. 94–95. Strickler, Carol; Prior, Muriel. Ties.” MJ92: p. 16. PANTS AND SLACKS __. “Why Does the Weaver Weave?” “Considering Style: Kneelers and Kniskern, Verne. “What’s Wrong with Kennard, Teresa. “Ginger Snap SO92: pp. 38–39. Stole.” JF89: pp. 53, 80–81. [4] Being a Weaver?” MA87: p. 10. Fabrics.” SO97: pp. 62, 76–77. [6] Chandler, Deborah [Redding]. “A Sullivan, Donna. “Borders Framing LaLena, Constance. “Changes in __. “Linen Top and Shorts.” MA92: Fond Farewell.” JF89: pp. 28–29. Overshot.” JF95: pp. 56–59, 87. Weaving.” JF87: pp. 24, 26. pp. 61, 87. [2, 4] __. “Help Weave a Real Peace.” [4] __. “Fiber Horizons.” ND83: pp. 26, 29. __. “Seeing Spots Vest and Pants.” MJ93: pp. 22–23, 72. __. “Overshot Borders with Eight __. “Planning to Conclusion.” SO87: MA95: pp. 73, 96–97. [2, 4, 8] __. “Process or Product.” ND88: p. 34. Shafts.” MA95: pp. 80–82. pp. 19–20. Scorgie, Jean. “Spring Celebration __. “Weaving: Better Than Bridge.” __. “Overshot with Eight Pattern Lamb, Sara. “Endnotes: Yipes! Stripes!” Ensemble.” Su85: pp. 52–53, MJ87: pp. 18, 20–21. Blocks.” JF94: pp. 54–57. [8] MA03: p. 96. IS: 12. [2, 4] __. “Your Weaving Teacher: A Weaver’s __. “Warp-Patterned Overshot.” Lancaster, Daryl. “Endnotes: Missives Wanderlust.” Se82: pp. 18–20. ND89: pp. 67–69, 81. [6] of a Garment Goddess.” SO01: __. “Your Weaving Teacher: Creative Sundquist, Wendy. “Cat Tracks Pins.” PAPER p. 104. Miller, Dorothy. “Shifu: A Handwoven Solutions.” Su85: pp. 28, 30. JF92: pp. 56, 94–95; errata __. “Endnotes: Sharing the World of Paper Textile.” Su85: pp. 69–71. __. “Your Weaving Teacher: Focus.” ND92: p. 79. [4] Fiber.” MJ03: p. 96. Scanlin, Tommye. “Paper Weaving.” SO85: pp. 26, 28.

© Handwoven® magazine, Interweave Press LLC. www.handwovenmagazine.com HANDWOVEN 26 Not to be reprinted. All rights reserved. __. “Lose Weight, Reduce Stress.” __. “Weaving Lessons.” SO91: p. 106. __. “What’s Not Hot: An Essay on 81–82. [4] JF02: pp. 70–71. __. “Weaving Rules.” ND92: p. 106. Ethics.” JF03: p. 77. LaLena, Constance. “Fabrics for __. “More on Ethics in Handweaving.” __. “When I Am an Old Woman....” Van Winckel, Nance. “The Privilege Interiors: Accent Pieces to MJ03: pp. 74–75. ND98: p. 76. of Craft.” ND87: pp. 30, 34. Chase the Winter Blahs.” JF88: Ligon, Linda. “Beginning Weaving.” __. “A Word about Weaving.” MA93: West, Virginia. “Creativity and Personal pp. 88–90, IS: 13–14. [2, 4, 8] JF91: pp. 106–107. p. 106. Reflections.” MJ88: pp. 55–56. Liebig, Marga Brigitte. “A Shawl in __. “B*I*G.” JF99: p. 96. __. “Working Life.” MJ95: p. 107. Williams, Nyla. “Stamp Collecting for Leno and Doubleweave.” MJ03: __. “The Catch 22 of Handspinning.” __. “Yarn Confessions.” MA97: p. 96. Weavers.” SO97: pp. 30–31. pp. 62–65. [6] ND90: p. 106. Martin, Jill. “Time and the Weaver.” Moore, Jennifer. “Doubleweave: __. “Coming Out Even.” SO92: MJ88: p. 91. PHOTOGRAPHING YOUR WORK A Workshop in Your Studio.” p. 106. Mayer, Anita Luvera. “Endnotes: Lancaster, Daryl. “Conference Fashion JF02: pp. 26–31. [4, 8] __. “Day’s Blanket.” MJ88: p. 107. Living with Handwoven Shows: A Survival Guide.” Nelson, Andrew. “Helen’s Bath Mat.” __. “Defeat.” MA89: p. 107. Treasures.” SO03: p. 96. MJ02: pp. 28–32. ND98: pp. 55, 79. [8] __. “A Dog Under the Loom.” MA99: __. “Winter of Wind.” MJ99: p. 96. Nelson, Lila. “Norwegian Danskbrogd.” p. 96. McQuay, Peri. “One Weaver’s SO96: pp. 56–57. [3] PICK-UP see also FINNWEAVE; __. “Endnotes: A Quarter Century? Beginnings.” MA94: pp. 21–23. Owen, Bob. “Bronson Lace Pick-Up.” DOUBLEWEAVE PICK-UP You’ve Got to Be Kidding!” Miller, Sylvia. “Dora’s Tablecloth.” Bargmann, Ute. “Weaving Cultural MA92: pp. 56–57, 85–86. [3, 4] MJ04: p. 96. MA97: pp. 30–31. Connections.” SO95: pp. 52–53, Piroch, Sigrid. “Letters and Words in __. “Endnotes: On the Edge.” ND00: Neilson, Rosalie. “Endnotes: The 84–85. [4] Bronson Lace: It’s as Easy as p. 104. Loom Room.” MA00: p. 104. Bradley, Louise. “Bauhaus-Inspired ABC.” MA90: pp. 68–71. [4. 8] __. “Endnotes: When I Am an Old Neiner, Catherine. “Endnotes: The Jacket.” MJ90: pp. 64, 92–93. Scorgie, Jean. “Blouse with Earth and Woman, I Will...... ” SO04: Weaver’s Handshake.” MJ02: [6] Sky Motif.” MJ90: pp. 40, p. 104. p. 96. __. “South America Inspired.” SO88: 89–90. [4, 16] __. “Funny Pants.” MA98: p. 104. O’Hara, Sheila. “Endnotes: My Own pp. 65, 102–104. [C, 2, 4, 6] Shahbaz, Carol. “There’s No One __. “Go, Dog, Go.” JF98: p. 104. Backyard.” MJ01: p. 104. Brophy, Ann. “Letters from an Inkle Like Ewe Hanging.” MA86: __. “Handspun Silk and Me: Or How Overby, Charlotte. “Endnotes: Living Loom.” MJ99: pp. 38–41. [I] pp. 71, IS: 16. [2] I Got in Trouble on the with Guilt Meetings.” ND03: Christensen, Evelyn. “Guatemalan Torgenrud, Heather. “Pick Up a Band Internet.” JF96: p. 100. p. 96. Belt Weave.” MA86: pp. 68–69, of Chevrons.” JF96: pp. 50–53, __. “The Hidden Messages of Weave Palmer, Krissa. “From Pot Holders to a IS: 14–15. [4] 91–95. [I] Drafts.” ND97: p. 96. Wedding Dress.” MA98: p. 14. Christensen, Joanne. “Two Floor Torgow, Joan. “Diversified Plain __. “How I Became an Ugly Patrick, Jane. “Endnotes: Meanderings Pillows for the Rigid Heddle Weave.” ND96: pp. 62–64, American.” MJ98: p. 120. of a Former Editor.” MJ00: p. 104. Loom.” Mr81: pp. 56–58. [RH] 80–83. [4] __. “I Love My Computer.” ND95: __. “Weaving Y2K: Big Ideas.” SO99: DeAtley, Suzanne. “Summer Rose Waber, Heidi. “Pick-Up Beiderwand.” p. 107. pp. 32–35. Leno Mat.” MJ94: pp. 60–61, MJ94: pp. 56–59, 84. [4] __. “In Praise of Thumbs.” MA95: Petrini, Marcy. “A Difference between 86–87. [2, 4] p. 115. Night and Day.” MA90: p. 66. Essén-Hedin, Margaretha. “Summer PIECING __. “In Which the Publisher Becomes Prichard, Krys; Rygiel, Judith. “Joint Curtains.” Su84: pp. 72–73, Lancaster, Daryl. “Slice and Dice.” an Object of Cultural Venture for Learning.” MA96: 117–118. [4] ND00: pp. 70–75. Stereotyping.” SO93: p. 114. pp. 40–41. Evans, Jane. “Pick Me! Rag Mug Rugs __. “Keepers.” SO94: p. 114. Pulliam, Deborah. “A Plain and Simple with Pick-up.” ND01: pp. 48–51. PILE WARP OR WEFT __. “Kids’ Weaving.” SO98: p. 104. Mystery.” JF98: pp. 23–24. [4] Alderman, Sharon. “Corduroy: An __. “A Little Band (and a Whole Lot Ralph, William. “Why We Weave.” Frost, Mary. “Aide for the Kitchen Account of Discovery.” SO83: More).” JF88: p. 99. MJ98: pp. 14–15. Aid.” MA02: pp. 72–73. pp. 54–56. __. “A Little Plain Weave.” ND93: Rees, Linda. “Inspiration.” MA88: Griffin, Gertrude. “Pictures in Bendon, Jean. “Bath Rug.” Mr82: p. 106. pp. 69–70. Summer and Winter Pick-Up.” pp. 50–51, 90. [4] __. “A Loom-Shaped Life.” SO97: __. “A Journey in Thread.” ND84: MA86: pp. 54–55, IS: 9–10. [4] Blumenthal, Betsy; Patrick, Jane. p. 96. pp. 99–100. Hammel, Christina. “First Day of “Legacies from the Past.” SO02: __. “A Meditation on Ric-Rac.” __. “What’s in a Name?” MA88: School: A Jumper in Summer and pp. 64–66. [2, 4] MJ90: p. 106. IS: 15–16. Winter.” ND99: pp. 58–61. [8] Cohn, Lisa. “The Handwoven Velvet __. “Messing Around.” MJ91: p. 106. Roberts, Trudie. “Endnotes: One Howard, Miranda. “Karellian Red of Barbara Pickett.” JF87: __. “New Key to Weavers.” ND94: Weaver’s Journey.” SO02: p. 75. Pick.” Nv81: pp. 36–37, 90; pp. 20–21. p. 115. Schlein, Alice. “Endnotes: A errata 82MA: p. 87. [I, 4] Collingwood, Peter. “Double __. “Odds and Ends.” ND91: Weaver’s Dog.” JF00: p. 104. Irwin, Alison. “Berries and Branches Corduroy with Varied Pile.” pp. 106–107. Schliske, Doreen. “Weaving with the Table Mat.” MA97: pp. 34, 76. [4] SO86: pp. 47–50. __. “Oh, What a Tangled Web We Past.” ND82: p. 15. __. “Sun and Stars Doubleweave Combier, Charles. “The Evolution of Weaved.” MJ96: p. 79. Schomp, Halcyon. “Endnotes: To Pouch.” ND93: pp. 44, 82–83. Velvet Weaving.” SO92: __. “Old Stuff.” SO89: p. 106. Fiber Mothers Everywhere.” [4] pp. 46–47. __. “Old Thread.” MJ93: p. 106. JF01: p. 104. Isleib, Carol. “Bookmark Treasures.” Dillard, Marilyn. “Double Corduroy.” __. “Pithy Answers.” MJ94: pp. 92–93. Selk, Karen. “Endnotes: Friendship.” MJ92: pp. 74–75, 91. [4] SO86: pp. 44–45, IS: 9. [4] __. “Pithy Questions.” JF94: p. 114. ND99: p. 96. Janson, John. “Celtic Knot Scarf.” Felsher, Lynn. “The Harmonist __. “Ravelings.” JF97: p. 97. Sheppard, Margaret. “Learning to JF02: pp. 32–33. [4] Society.” SO92: pp. 51–54. __. “Reflections on 7560 Weft Picks.” Weave in 1941.” SO91: pp. 35, Jones, Janice. “Sandstone Pillows.” Jones, Janice. “Hand-Controlled Pile MJ87: p. 98. 41. MA84: pp. 59, 99. [2, 4] Pillows.” JF90: pp. 54–55, __. “Stringing Along.” SO93: p. 107. Stanley, Martha. “Cloth of the Kaulitz, Manuela. “Weaving Charted 81–82. [2, 4] __. “Sweet Dreams.” JF87: p. 114. Anasazi.” SO95: pp. 44–46. Designs in Pick-Up Broché.” __. “Plaid Tufted Pillow.” SO92: __. “Things That Count.” SO87: p. 99. Steinkoenig, Judy. “The Confident MA96: pp. 52–55, 83–84. pp. 65, 84. [RH, 2, 4] __. “This Is How I Go When I Go Weaver.” JF90: p. 21. |[RH, 2, 4] Lamb, Sara. “Weaving Knotted Pile Like This.” MA94: p. 106. Tallarovic, Joanne. “Endnotes: Ode to Keasbey, Doramay. “Inspired by Peru.” for Beginners.” ND01: __. “Time and Thread.” JF95: p. 107. the Towel.” MA02: p. 96. JF00: pp. 56–61; errata MA00: pp. 76–79. [T, 2, 4] __. “Time Machine.” MA90: p. 106. Thompson, Kathleen. “Dyeing and p. 11. [D, 4] Mayer, Anita Luvera. “Looped Pot __. “Tools.” MA88: p. 99. Weaving into Their Nineties.” Kelly, Diane. “Echoes of Peru.” JF00: Holders.” JF98: pp. 61, 83; __. “True Confessions.” SO90: p. 106. MJ98: pp. 22–25. pp. 52–55. [4] errata MJ98: p. 95. [4] __. “Weaving Honor Roll.” MJ97: van der Hoogt, Madelyn. “Milestones.” Knollenberg, Barbara. “Autumn O’Connor, Marina. “Fleece-Edged p. 95. SO99: p. 112. Leaves Jacket.” ND93: pp. 42, Hat.” JF94: pp. 70, 98–99. [4]

© Handwoven® magazine, Interweave Press LLC. www.handwovenmagazine.com HANDWOVEN 27 Not to be reprinted. All rights reserved. Patrick, Jane. “Evening Bag with Loop Eychaner, Barbara. “String Yarn __. “Texture As Stripe!” MA83: My82: pp. 73–76, 98. [RH, 8] Pile.” SO92: pp. 66, 92. [RH, 2, 4] Pillow.” ND90: pp. 41, 72. [6] pp. 66–67, 98. [RH, 2, 4] __. “The Southwest Collection: Rio __. “Simple Textures and Patterns on Fortin, Sarah. “Duvet Cover, Pillow, Pawl, Pam. “Twill Block and Stripe Grande Placemats.” SO86: the Rigid Heddle Loom.” JF01: and Mat.” SO98: pp. 46, 74–76. Pillows.” ND85: pp. 52, IS: 11. pp. 54, IS: 11. [RH, 4] pp. 68–71. [RH] [8] [8] __. “Warping for Stripes.” SO85: Pickett, Barbara. “View of Velvet __. “Honeycomb Bedspread and Huck Saulson, Sarah. “Now We Are Eight: pp. 18–19, IS: 3–4. [RH, 2] Making.” SO92: pp. 58–59. Pillow Shams.” JF99: pp. 56, Dressy Pillows in Chenille.” Dyk, Henrietta. “Quilted Placemat Scorgie, Jean. “Flower Garden Rug.” 74–75. [8] MA04: pp. 54–67. [8] and Napkin.” JF84: pp. 61, 104; SO92: pp. 60, 83–84. [4] Fournier, Jane. “Linen Shadow Weave Savel, Beverly. “Crayon Blanket and errata Su84: p. 92. [4, 6] Straight, Dixie. “Corduroy Pillow.” Pillows.” ND94: pp. 38–39. Pillows.” ND03: pp. 68–71. Ed. “Tapestry: An Idea Notebook.” JF90: pp. 53, 80–81. [4] [4, 6] [4, 8] Ja82: pp. 34–35, 84. [RH, 2] Winqvist, Merja. “Finnish Ryijy Grisé, Sabrina. “Coordinating Schomp, Halcyon. “Pastel Throw and Elkins, Barbara. “Advancing Twill Is (Rya).” MJ87: pp. 72–73. [2, 4] Upholstery and Pillow Fabrics.” Pillow.” JF87: pp. 74, IS: 15. for Four Shafts Too!” MA01: Woods, Diane. “Handwoven ND90: pp. 47, 72–74. [8] [2, 4] pp. 46–49; errata ND01: p. 15. Velveteen.” JF97: pp. 62–63, Harter, Joyce. “Painting with Fabric in Scorgie, Jean. “Easy Doubleweave [4] 84–85; errata SO97: p. 72. [4] Theo Moorman Technique.” Pick-Up.” JF88: pp. 41–46. [4] Eppinger, Lin. “Overshot Placemats.” Znamierowski, Nell. “The Allure of SO02: pp. 56–58. [4] __. “Light and Shadow Pillow.” FW80: pp. 44–45. [4] Velvet.” SO92: pp. 41–45. Hoskins, Nancy. “Wedding Present ND91: pp. 62, 91. [4] Epstein, Pat. “Blue and White.” Pillows.” ND90: pp. 55, 76. [4] __. “Pick-and-Pick Pillow.” SO89: ND82: pp. 46–47, 86, 94. [2, 4] PILLOWCASES Howard, Laurel. “Russet Doubleweave pp. 45, 79. [2, 4] Erickson, Johanna. “A Feast of Colors Alderman, Sharon. “Heirloom Pillow- Pillows.” FW80: pp. 32, 76. [4, Straight, Dixie. “Corduroy Pillow.” for Production Rag Weaving.” cases.” SO87: pp. 57, IS: 13. [4, 8] 8] JF90: pp. 53, 80–81. [4] ND93: pp. 86–87, 88–89. [2, 4] Eychaner, Barbara. “Holland Cloth Jones, Janice. “Country Pillow.” Sullivan, Donna. “Piqué: Quilted __. “Spring Flowers Rag Mats.” MJ93: Pillowcases.” MJ96: pp. 40, 95. [4] SO85: pp. 48, 49, IS: 7–8. [4] Fabrics on the Loom.” ND89: pp. 54, 84. [2, 4] __. “Soft Basketweave Pillowcases.” __. “Hand-Controlled Pile Pillows.” pp. 43–45, 76–77. [12] Essén-Hedin, Margaretha. MJ89: pp. 45, 77. [8] JF90: pp. 54–55, 81–82. [2, 4] Torgow, Joan. “Diversified Plain “Summertime Breakfast Set.” Farling, Kathleen. “Dreaming Up a __. “Oriental Pillow Set.” ND95: Weave.” ND96: pp. 62–64, Su83: pp. 41, 93; errata SO83: Huck Lace Border.” MJ99: pp. 38, 82–83. [4] 80–83. [4] p. 92. [8] pp. 54–57, 65–69; errata MA00: __. “Plaid Tufted Pillow.” SO92: Wertenberger, Kathryn. “Beyond the Eychaner, Barbara. “Informing the p. 11. [6] pp. 65, 84. [RH, 2, 4] Fringe.” Nv81: pp. 27–28. [RH, 8] Present with Echoes of the Heinrich, Linda. “Crib Sheet and __. “Rya Loom Bench Pad.” MA93: __. “Weaver’s Challenge: Diversified Past.” MJ93: pp. 46–48, 81–82. Pillowcase.” MJ97: pp. 68, pp. 61, 88. [2, 4] Plain Weave.” ND87: pp. 62–63, [4, 8] 84–85. [4] __. “Sandstone Pillows.” MA84: IS: 15–16. [6] Feely, Susan. “Striped Placemats.” Ligon, Linda. “Weaving a Fine Warp.” pp. 59, 99. [2, 4] Xenakis, David. “Waffle!” 80SS: JF87: pp. 59, IS: 9. [2, 4] Nv81: pp. 58–59, 80–81. [4] __. “The Southwest Collection: pp. 70–71. [RH] Francis, Dixie. “Linen Mats.” MJ86: Monk’s Belt Pillows.” SO86: Znamierowski, Nell. “Block Weaves as pp. 66, IS: 15. [4] pp. 52–53, IS: 12–13. [4] Color and Texture Effects.” Franklin, June. “Rep Weave Placemats PILLOWS AND CUSHIONS Alderman, Sharon. “Five Pillows from __. “Winter Nights Pillow.” MA91: ND87: pp. 48–50, IS: 9–10. [4] Inspired by Frank Lloyd Wright.” One Warp.” My82: pp. 38–40, pp. 49, 90–91. [4] SO03: pp. 32–34. [8] 93–94. [4, 8] Kaulitz, Manuela. “Fell Woven Cross- PINCHUSIONS see SACHETS AND Gaynes, Margaret. “Beginner’s Stitch.” SO97: pp. 64–65, Corner: Treadling Tips.” SO92: __. “Honeycomb: Curves Ahead!” PINCUSHIONS SO84: pp. 45–48, 95, 96; errata 72–73. [2, 4] pp. 32–33; 82; errata MA94: __. “Weaving Charted Designs in p. 79. [4] MA85: p. 91. [4] PINCUSHION LOOM Blumenthal, Betsy. “Sectional Pick-Up Broché.” MA96: Jensen, Elizabeth. “Penny Purses __. “Dogwood Placemats.” MJ88: Beaming in Ten Easy Steps for pp. 52–55, 83–84. [RH, 2, 4] and Medicine Bags.” MJ96: pp. 42, 78–79. Upholstery or Pillow Fabric.” Klippenstein, Carol; Ellison, Sue. pp. 62–66. __. “Yes, You Can Find the Time to ND04: pp. 68–71. [8]; errata, “Weave Yourself a Special Place: Weave.” MA90: pp. 64–65, 73. MA05: p. 6. Pillows.” 79FW: pp. 36–37, 60. [4] [2, 4] PIQUÉ Goodrich, Jo. “Bordered Linen Mat.” Bolesta, Pam. “Russet Double Sullivan, Donna. “Piqué: Quilted LaLena, Constance. “Fabrics for an MA89: pp. 45, 76–77. [5, 6] Corduroy Pillows.” FW80: Fabrics on the Loom.” ND89: Eccentric Den.” JF90: pp. Green, Andrea. “Simple Plaid pp. 32, 60. [4] pp. 43–45, 76–77. [12] Bradley, Louise. “Braid Embellished 88–91, 85–87; errata MJ90: Placemats.” MA89: pp. 68–69, Pillows.” MJ97: pp. 62, 81–82. [4] p. 97. [2, 4, 5] 85. [2, 4] __.“Fabrics for Interiors: Accent PLACEMATS Hakala, Sharon; Isleib, Carol; __. “Pillows Inspired by African Alderman, Sharon. “My New Baskets.” MA93: pp. 41, 79. [4] Pieces to Chase the Winter Shahbaz, Carol; Stump, Ruth. Blahs.” JF88: pp. 88–90, IS: Multishaft Loom Is Here, Now “A Rainbow on the Table.” Brigham, Cory. “Night Sky Pillow.” What?” MJ98: pp. 80–81, SO89: pp. 46, 80. [4] 13–14. [2, 4, 8] Su84: pp. 46–47. [4] __. “Tapestry Pillow.” MA88: pp. 52, 87–88. [14] Hendrickson, Linda. “Contemporary Christensen, Joanne. “Two Floor __. “Stripes: A Color Rotation Trick.” Pillows for the Rigid Heddle IS: 8. [2, 4] Rag Placemats.” MA93: pp. 74, MacGeorge, Matilda. “Pillow in Bird’s MA83: pp. 40–42, 84. [4] 89–90. [2, 4] Loom.” Mr81: pp. 56–58. [RH] Bartl, Pam; Hall, Martha. “Simple Davenport, Betty. “Large Cloths from Eye Twill.” ND94: pp. 70, 97. Irwin, Alison. “Berries and Branches [4] Summer Linens: Placemats.” Table Mat.” MA97: pp. 34, 76. Small Looms.” JF87: pp. 72–73, 80SS: pp. 30, 56. [2, 4] IS: 13–14. [RH, 2] Mayer, Anita Luvera. “Tapestry [4] Pillows.” ND99: pp. 42–45. [4] Bradley, Louise. “Rag Placemat.” __. “Nine Patch Picnic Mats.” MJ99: __. “Thrums Pillow.” ND84: pp. 66, SO99: pp. 48–49, 73–74. [8] IS: 10. [RH, 4] Meek, Kati Reeder. “Rumpelstiltskin pp. 37, 64–65. [4] Pillow.” MJ91: pp. 61, 87. Bright, Kathy. “Clasped Weft Mats.” Jaastad, Sandee. “Getting Together: Eberhardson, Kerstin. “Striped Fabrics.” ND89: pp. 56–57, 79–80. [2, 4] MA83: pp. 30, 82. [2, 4] [4, 12] Placemats and Napkins.” MJ02: Muller, Donna. “Swedish Lace.” Bunke, Kim Marie. “Tabletop Set— pp. 56–58. [4] Ed. “Easy Weaving for Easy Living.” On One Warp.” SO88: pp. 36, 80SS: pp. 48–49. [2. 4] MA92: pp. 44–48, 93. [4] __. “Southwest Settings for Placemats Patrick, Jane. “Honeycomb Pillow.” 96–97. [4] and Napkins.” MJ04: pp. 52–54. __. “Pillow Design and Construction.” Davenport, Betty. “Natural Brown MA84: pp. 59–61. ND88: pp. 58, 84–85. [4] [8] __. “Simple Textures and Patterns on Cotton Bread Cloth and Jaeger, Hector. “Linen and Waffle Essén-Hedin, Margaretha. “Plaid Napkins.” SO91: pp. 58–59, Blanket and Pillow.” JF87: the Rigid Heddle Loom.” JF01: Weave Placemats.” ND85: pp. 68–71. [RH] 93–94. [RH, 4] pp. 56, IS: 14–15. [4] pp. 71, IS: 14–15. [6] __. “Rigid Heddle Loom Warping.”

© Handwoven® magazine, Interweave Press LLC. www.handwovenmagazine.com HANDWOVEN 28 Not to be reprinted. All rights reserved. Jones, Janice. “Country Pillow.” An Introduction to Overshot.” Cunningham, Anne. “The Melmark __. “Miyoshi Shirahata, Weaver of SO85: pp. 48, 49, IS: 7–8. [4] ND82: pp. 62–64. [4] Weaving Program.” ND92: Hemp and Rags.” JF95: __. “Linen Table Mat.” MA84: Quel, Susan. “Gimme Five! Five pp. 21–22. pp. 77–80. pp. 53, 98. [2] Projects on One Warp.” MJ02: Davenport, Betty. “Supplementary Selk, Karen. “Evening Sky over the __. “Placemats and Napkins for Found pp. 68–71. [2, 4] Weft Techniques from Bhutan.” Mekong.” JF00: pp. 34–36; Treasures.” ND84: pp. 70, IS: Safner, Isadora. “Missouri Trouble MJ94: pp. 62–65, 88–90. errata MA00: p. 11. [4] 12; errata MA88: IS: 4. [4] Table Mat.” MJ90: pp. 38, 94; [RH, 4] Spurr, Melissa. “The Tsongas __. “Summer and Winter Runner.” errata MA91: p. 97. [4] Ed. “Hancock Shaker Village.” Industrial History Center at the ND87: pp. 87, IS: 16. [4] Scorgie, Jean. “Plaid Placemats.” MA97: pp. 19–20. Lowell National Historical Kaestner, Tracy. “Minuet in Color.” SO90: pp. 55, 81–82. [4] Foster, Donald. “The Spanish Royal Park.” SO93: pp. 34–35. SO00: pp. 44–47. [4] __. “Warp Rep Placemats.” SO88: Tapestry Factory: A Museum Swetnam, Susan. “Tierra Wools: Kamphuis, Bep. “Tea Cozy with pp. 33, 94. [4] That Works.” MA90: pp. 34–35. Tradition, Community, and Placemats.” MA89: pp. 46, Skoy, Mary. “Keep It Simple: Plaid Guy, Sallie. “Quicksand Craft Center: Identity in Northern New 80–82; errata MJ89: p. 97. [4] Placemats and Runner.” MA87: A New Way of Life for Mexico.” MA99: pp. 41–43. Kartus, Triinu. “First Dinner Party pp. 83, IS: 16. [2, 4] Kentucky Mountain Women.” Talley, Charles. “At Home in a Placemats.” ND99: pp. 22–24. [4] Smith, Dorothy. “Huck Diamonds.” Se81: pp. 16, 18. Changing World.” MJ87: Kaulitz, Manuela. “Interlocking MA90: pp. 63, 74–75. [8] Hákonardóttir, Hildur. “Saga in pp. 44–45. Double Weave.” MJ96: pp. Snover, Susan; Farnbach, Connie. Wool.” MJ87: pp. 62–63. __. “Reflections on the Weaver’s Art.” 46–47, 91–92. [4] “Glad Rags!” My81: pp. 50, 76, Hemp, Christine. “Tapestry Artists at MJ87: pp. 32–33. Keasbey, Doramay. “Inspired by Peru.” 78, 79, 82; errata, Se81: p. 22. Weaving Southwest Gallery.” __. “A Textile Resource Guide to the JF00: pp. 56–61; errata MA00: [RH, 2, 4] MJ98: pp. 45–47. Nordic Countries.” MJ87: p. 11. [D, 4] Stanley, Dian. “Keep It Simple: Twill Hess, Ellen. “A Museum of Swatches: pp. 77–79. Klippenstein, Carol; Davenport, Placemats.” MA87: pp. 84, The Edward C. Blum Design Weiss, Wendy. “An Opportunity for Betty. “Home Weaving.” 79FW: IS: 16. [4] Laboratory.” ND94: pp. 46–47. Service in South India.” ND96: pp. 32–33, 59; errata SS80: Steiner, Marianne; Jones, Janice. [4, 8, 9] pp. 70–71. p. 64. [RH, 4] “Summer and Winter Place Hunzeker, Patricia. “In Search of Wilson, Kax. “Textile Travel in the Krook, Inga. “From Rags to Riches.” Mats.” MA91: pp. 50, 91. [4] Indonesian Ikat.” SO94: Empire State.” MA90: p. 36. Su83: pp. 32–38. [4] Steinkoenig, Judy. “Rainbow pp. 56–58. __. “A Tour of Les Gobelins.” MA90: Leary, Catherine. “Peach Blossom Placemats.” JF95: pp. 61, 89. [4] Irwin, Bobbie. “Churchill Weavers.” pp. 35–36. Table Mats.” MA97: pp. 51, 79; Straight, Dixie. “Simple Rag Mats.” JF92: pp. 23–24. errata SO97: p. 72. [4] SO91: pp. 47, 90. [2, 4] __. “The Museum of American PLAIDS AND TARTANS Lermond, Charles. “Double-Faced Strickler, Carol. “Beginner’s Corner: Textile History.” SO90: Alderman, Sharon. “Dornick Twill Overshot.” ND89: pp. 64–65, An Introduction to 2-Block Lace pp. 17–19. Blue Plaid Lap Robe.” JF99: 80–81. [4] Designs.” JF91: pp. 58–59. [4] __. “The Textile Museum.” MJ91: pp. 58, 76–77. [4] Ligon, Linda. “Lincoln Log Place- __. “Diversified Plain Weave.” ND91: pp. 21–22. __. “Evergreen.” ND83: pp. 62–64. mats.” JF85: pp. 61, IS: 15. [2, 4] pp. 56–58, 88–89. [8] Johnson, Beth. “The Tweed of [2, 4] Lumpkins, Peggy Clark. “Dragonflies __. “Tied-Unit Table Mats.” ND87: Harris.” Nv81: pp. 47–49, 87. __. “Plaid Tea Cloth.” ND91: pp. 59, and Lotus Flowers.” MA90: pp. 54, IS: 12–13. [4] [RH, 2, 4] 89. [2, 4] pp. 62–63, 74. [2, 4] Tallarovic, Joanne. “Adobe Spice Place- Kaulitz, Manuela. “Henni Jaensch- Amos, Alden. “So You Want to Weave Lynch, Priscilla. “Flowered Rep Place- mats.” JF91: pp. 62, 78–79. [4] Zeymer’s Living Museum.” JF98: a Tartan.” ND83: pp. 37–39. mat.” MA90: pp. 61, 73. [8] Templeton, Peg. “Linen Mats.” JF84: pp. 16–17. Autio, Laurie. “A New Look at Swedish MacLeod, Ritva. “Monk’s Belt Place- pp. 62, 107. [4] Krondahl, Hans. “Swedish Weaving Lace.” ND97: pp. 56–59, 82. [8] mats.” JF87: pp. 56, IS: 10. [4] Toomre, Linda. “Sea and Sky Today.” MJ87: pp. 34–35. Ball, Patti. “Weaving Random Plaids.” Meek, Kati Reeder. “Toddler’s Place- Placemats.” MA98: pp. 60, 81. [8] Kulpa, Ann. “Mountain Valley JF98: pp. 42–43. [2, 4] mat.” SO92: pp. 35, 82–83. [4] Torgow, Joan. “Mosaic Table Mat.” Weavers.” ND98: pp. 60–61. Branson, Branley Allan. “Kilts.” Meyers, Jan. “Kitchen Towel and ND96: pp. 65, 83–84. [8] Macdonald, Don. “Harris Tweed.” ND83: pp. 34–35. Placemat Set.” MA99: pp. 52, __. “Waffle Weave Table Mats.” SO89: pp. 68–73. Caldwell, Lynn. “Chenille Plaid 72–73. [RH, 2, 4] MJ96: pp. 57, 92. [7] Meany, Janet. “Three American Throw.” SO96: pp. 44, 95–96. Monaghan, Kathleen. “Blue Maze Wertenberger, Kathryn. “Planning for Textile Mills and Museums.” [4] Placemats.” SO98: pp. 45, 74. Threading and Treadling.” MA94: pp. 64–65. Carovano, Barbara. “Twill Plaid [2, 4] Mr81: pp. 47–49. [4] __. “Three English Textile Museums.” Blanket.” SO93: pp. 64, 91. [8] Muller, Donna. “Textured Mat with __. “Turned Bronson Lace.” MA92: ND91: pp. 23–24. Chandler, Deborah [Redding]. “Your Lace Bronson.” ND92: pp. 65, pp. 58–59, 86. [8] Mitchell, Alison. “Traditional Textiles Weaving Teacher: Tabby Tricks.” 92. [3] __. “Weaver’s Challenge: Unblocked in Sumba.” ND97: pp. 73–74. Nv81: pp. 73–74. Munishore, Jennifer. “Recycled Place- Damask.” MJ89: pp. 92–94, Munan, Heidi. “Iban Weaving.” Denette, Alyson. “Lattice Plaid mats.” MA94: pp. 34, 81. 85–86. [D, 16] ND90: pp. 96–97. Scarf.” MJ98: pp. 42, 104. [8] [RH, 2, 4] West, Virginia. “Hemstitching.” Nehring, Nancy. “Weaving at La Ed. “Designing Plaids.” MA03: p. 47. Neet-Seibold, Kathleen. “Harbinger Nv81: pp. 56–57. [2, 4] Purisima Mission—1820.” __. “Five Plaid Scarves.” ND83: of Spring Placemats.” JF89: __. “Taking Charge of Your Design.” ND97: pp. 22–24. pp. 46–47, 96–97. [2, 4] pp. 11, 77. [2, 4] ND87: pp. 46–47, IS: 8. [5] Nelson, Lila. “Weaving in Rural __. “Plaid Idea Notebook.” ND83: Neilson, Rosalie. “Eight for Eight: Wiley, Karen. “Craftsman-Style Norway: A Living Tradition.” pp. 41–45. Block Design with Warp Rep.” Placemats and Centerpiece.” MJ87: pp. 52–53. __. “Tartans.” SO96: pp. 35–36. MJ00: pp. 52–57. [8] ND95: pp. 40, 84–85. [6] Ohle, Carolyn. “Weaving Peace at Erickson, Marjorie. “Huck Windows: Patrick, Jane. “Carpet Warp Place- Inisfree.” JF83: pp. 22–23. Dish Towels in Linen and Lace.” mats.” MJ88: pp. 67, 89. [4] PLACES Rantanen, Kirsti. “From Byzantine to MJ03: pp. 28–31. [4] __. “Simple Lace Mat.” MA89: Bliss, Anne. “Vietnam: Handwoven Bauhaus.” MJ87: pp. 68–69. Evans, Jane. “Tartan or Plaid?” ND83: pp. 68–69, 73. [RH, 8] and Hand-stitched.” MJ97: Rogers, Nora. “Chinchero, Peru.” p. 33. Patrick, Jane; Steinkoenig, Judy. “One pp. 30–32. JF85: pp. 18–19. Fleiner, Carey. “Tartan Rosette.” Warp, Many Projects.” MA85: Bownas, Pat. “The American Textile Rose, Kathy. “A Cornucopia of SO96: pp. 26–27. [4] pp. 48–50, IS: 8–9. [4] History Museum.” SO97: Coverlets: The Alling Museum.” Gaustad, Stephenie. “Tale of a Plaid Perry, Avis. “Inlaid Overshot Runner.” pp. 28–29. ND82: pp. 33–34. Skirt.” ND83: pp. 68–69. JF95: pp. 60, 88. [4] Britt, Johanna. “Tampa Airport Ruyak, Jacqueline. “In the Hamlet of Gaynes, Margaret. “Decisions, Pettigrew, Dale. “Not for Beginners Tapestry Project.” ND90: O: Cattails to Backpacks.” Decisions, Decisions.” JF94: Only: Weaving with Tabby— pp. 84–85. MJ98: pp. 26–28. pp. 16–18, 83. [RH, 2, 4]

© Handwoven® magazine, Interweave Press LLC. www.handwovenmagazine.com HANDWOVEN 29 Not to be reprinted. All rights reserved. __. “A Plaid Tablecloth for Casual MJ96: pp. 42–43. PRICING see BUSINESS TIPS Dalebout, Sharon. “Profile: Sharon Gatherings.” MJ02: pp. 60–63. Torgow, Joan. “Rustic Runner with Fir Alderman.” SO96: pp. 58–59. [4] Trees.” SO96: pp. 68, 98–99. [8] Darwall, Randall. “Twenty Years of PRINTING, STAMPING, __. “Simple Twill Towels.” MA01: Tramba, Diane. “Winter Weaving: Handweaving: My Personal STENCILING, HEAT TRANSFER pp. 34–36. [4] Plaid Blanket.” FW80: pp. 27, Freeman, Mollie. “Mixing Paints and Journey.” SO99: pp. 38–42. Gordon, Judith. “A Twill Plaid.” 64–65. [4, 8] Dyes.” ND00: pp. 64–69. [2, 4] Durstan, Linda. “An Interview with MA84: p. 41. Wertenberger, Kathryn. “Plaids.” Mueller, Barbara. “Instant Imagery.” Chris O’Connell.” JF85: Hagenbruch, Rita. “Peacock Pastime.” ND83: pp. 50–53. ND00: pp. 56–58. pp. 76, 78. MJ03: pp. 38–40. [4] Wilson, Kax. “Scotch Tartan, Scotch Ed. “Albertje Koopman.” JF83: Hans, Robyn. “Sarah’s Plaid Afghan.” Plaid.” SO90: pp. 51–52. pp. 56–59. SO90: pp. 55, 80–81. [4] Znamierowski, Nell. “Color Design for PROFESSIONALISM __. “The Designer Clothing of Teresa Brostoff, Laya. “Nobody Likes to Be Hansen, Cathy. “Jewel Tones Plaid Garments.” ND86: pp. 54–59. Kennard.” SO97: pp. 60, 77. [8] Rejected.” SO83: pp. 29–30. Vest.” SO96: pp. 64, 96–97. __. “E. E. Gilmore: A Lifetime of LaLena, Constance. “Commitment.” [2, 4] Weaving.” MA86: pp. 18–19. PLAIN WEAVE Se81: pp. 76–77. Heinrich, Linda. “The Buchanan __. “Gallery of Tapestry Weavers.” Alderman, Sharon. “Plain Weave __. “Copyright.” Su83: pp. 69–70, 75. Tartan for a Blanket.” MA03: Ja82: pp. 48–54. Flexes its Muscles.” MA96: __. “Professional Portfolio.” MA84: pp. 44–47. [4] __. “Happy Birthday, Peter pp. 56–57, 78. [4, 6, 8] pp. 38–39, 108. Hess, Ellen. “Rainbow Chenille Chandler, Deborah [Redding]. “Your Collingwood.” MA02: p. 7. Scarves.” MA94: pp. 76, 91. Weaving Teacher: Tabby Tricks.” __. “Harriet Jenny: Damask Weaver.” [RH, 2, 4] Nv81: pp. 73–74. PROFILE DRAFTS see also BLOCK MA95: pp. 74–75. Jones, Janice. “Block Plaid Luncheon Dobrovolny, Ardis. “Color Theory DESIGN __. “How Ann Wittpenn Turns Fabric Cloth.” SO90: pp. 54, 80–81. [4] Applied.” Se81: pp. 33–34. LaLena, Constance. “An Interview into Clothing.” JF98: pp. 34–39. Klippans-Bergå Yarns. “Napkins and Petrini, Marcy. “It’s Just Plain with Albertje Koopman.” MJ86: __. “An Interview with Peter Towel.” JF98: pp. 44–45, 81. Weave.” ND91: p. 71. pp. 89–90. Collingwood.” SO88: pp. 47–51. [2, 4] van der Hoogt, Madelyn. __. “People: Joe Coca.” Nv81: p. 100. LaLena, Constance. “Tartan for a “Understanding Blocks.” MJ00: __. “Production Weaver: Beth John- PLAITED TWILL see TWILL, PLAITED Child’s Room.” ND83: pp. 24–27; errata SO00: p. 15. son.” My82: pp. 48–49, 91. [2] pp. 70–71, 102–103. [4, 8] West, Virginia. “Taking Charge of __. “Production Weaver: Constance PLEATS AND TUCKS Ligon, Linda. “Plaid Overblouse.” Your Design.” ND87: pp. 46–47, LaLena.” My82: pp. 52–53, 91. Bradley, Louise. “Tucked and Textured IS: 8. [5] ND83: pp. 52, 99. [2, 4] Vest.” JF95: pp. 64–65, 89–90. __. “Production Weaver: Trudy Van Meek, Kati Reeder. “Lady McEwen’s Woodbury, DeeDee. “Playing with Stralen.” My82: pp. 50–51, 96. [4] Blocks.” MJ00: pp. 80–83. [10] Tartan Skirt.” SO96: pp. 37–39. Newhouse, Terry. “Royal Blue Chenille [4] __. “The Scottish Arisaid.” SO90: Jacket.” SO94: pp. 70–71, 96–97; __. “Ramona Sakiestewa: The Ancient p. 53. errata MJ95: p. 85. [4] PROFILES OF PEOPLE Blanket Series.” SO95: pp. 48–51. Alderman, Sharon. “Designing Men: __. “Warping and Weaving with Fine Scorgie, Jean. “Poppies and Forrest, Janet. “Tribute to Virginia Jim Ahrens: 1906–2000.” Yarns.” SO96: pp. 28–31, 103. Delphiniums Scarf.” ND96: Isham Harvey.” MJ01: p. 13. MA01: pp. 12–13. __. “Weaving Tartan.” SO90: pp. 41, 77–78. [8] Gipson, Liz. “Behind the Scenes at Bassett, Adele Wolff. “Rachel Brown: pp. 48–51, 79. [4] West, Virginia. “Weaving Tucks.” Handwoven.” MJ02: pp. 24–26. Preserving Technique.” MA99: Norris, Scott. “Good Enough to Eat: MA93: pp. 50–51, 84. [4] Godfrey, Margaret. “Sharon Color Blending with Huck pp. 38–40. Alderman.” SO90: pp. 36–39. Lace.” MA00: pp. 46–49. [4, 6] __. “Rebecca Bluestone: Precision and Hamilton, Dawn. “Carla Moore Percelay, Morris. “Baltique Plaid PLY-SPLIT BRAIDING see BRAIDS, Passion.” MA99: pp. 34–37. Buchheit: The Soft Touch.” Afghan.” ND83: pp. 53, 106. TAPES, TRIMS Beal, Stephen. “Designing Men: JF01: pp. 76–77. [2, 4] Thoughts on Cloth and __. “Catharine Ellis Muerdter’s Woven Quigley, Edward. “Weaver of POLYCHROME Gender.” MJ00: pp. 76–78. Shibori.” ND00: pp. 76–77. Scotland’s Past.” ND83: p. 35. Bentley, Mary. “Christmas in Summer Biehl, Betty. “Mary Atwater: A __. “James Koehler—Chant in Rath, Carolyn. “Amethyst Ensemble and Winter.” SO94: pp. 51, Daughter Remembers.” MJ90: Tapestry.” SO00: pp. 76–77. Fabrics.” MJ96: pp. 44–45, 93–96. [8] pp. 39–42. __. “Monica Kelly—Tapestry and 86–87. [2, 4] __. “Summer and Winter Vest.” Bradley, Louise; Banks, Katy. Color.” MA00: pp. 70–72. Saulson, Sarah. “Now We Are Eight: MA91: pp. 53, 85; errata SO91: “Marguerite Porter Davidson.” Hepburn, Ian. “The Craftsman and Double-Width Blankets on Eight p. 87. [8] MJ90: pp. 67–68. Social Conscience: E. F. Shafts.” JF02: pp. 44–46. [8] Deutschman, Vilija. “Summer and Bradley, Louise; Budd, Ann. “Else Schumacher.” JF85: p. 20. Schomp, Halcyon. “Home Weaving: Winter Dress with Polychrome Regensteiner.” MJ90: pp. 70–72. __. “The Craftsman and Social A Happy Plaid.” 79FW: Border.” ND93: pp. 50, 86. [8] __. “Mary Snyder.” MJ90: pp. 76–77. Conscience: Mahatma Gandhi.” pp. 40–41. [4] Hutchison, Jean. “Beaded Vest.” Brewin, Beth. “Changing Traditions: ND84: pp. 22, 24. Scorgie, Jean. “Jacket to Match.” MA96: pp. 42, 82–83; errata Wilma McNabb and Lucy __. “The Craftsman and Social SO90: pp. 46, 77–78. [4] MJ96: p. 84. [8] Morgan.” MJ90: pp. 44–45. Conscience: William Morris.” __. “Plaid Placemats.” SO90: pp. 55, Muller, Donna. “Putting the Shadow Budd, Ann. “Mama Valborg SO84: pp. 26–27. 81–82. [4] in Shadow Weave.” SO98: Gravander.” MJ90: pp. 59–60. Irwin, Bobbie. “Jay D. Wilson: Shaw, Win. “Plaid Huck Runner.” pp. 34–36, 69. [8] Burkhauser, Jude. “Ancient Art/Modern Contemporary Images in MA97: pp. 41, 83. [6] Strickler, Carol. “Polychrome Summer Spirit: The Ballinskelligs Tapestry Tapestry.” JF93: pp. 42–44. Stahl, Yvonne. “Diced Plaid Scarf.” and Winter.” MA91: pp. 51–52. Works.” Ja82: pp. 55–56, 65, 90. __. “Leni Joyce: Classic Fabrics for a MA98: pp. 56, 84–85. [8] Whipple, Lillian. “Snail’s Trails and __. “The Tweed Weavers of Modern Market.” JF99: p. 28. Steinkoenig, Judy. “Glossary of Cat’s Tracks in Polychrome Glenmore.” My82: pp. 56–58. __. “Mahota Handwovens.” ND87: Checks.” ND83: pp. 66–67. Summer and Winter.” MJ98: Clarke, Amy. “Organic Structure: The pp. 35–38. __. “MacPherson Tartan Vest.” pp. 71–74; errata JF00: p. 17. Art of Overtwist with Ann __. “Oriental Rugs, California Style.” ND83: pp. 51, 98. [2, 4] Wilson, Susan. “Polychrome Crackle.” Richards.” ND96: pp. 32–34. JF92: pp. 40–42. Stratton, Gretchen. “Classic Plaid SO94: pp. 44–46, 84. [4] Cohn, Lisa. “The Handwoven Velvet __. “The Passementeries of Ellen Throw.” JF99: pp. 59, 77. [8] of Barbara Pickett.” JF87: Holt.” MJ91: pp. 46–48. __. “Dornick Twill Featherweight POTHOLDERS see HOTPADS AND pp. 20–21. __. “Profile: Bryn Pinchin.” ND93: Throw.” JF97: pp. 19–20, 68. [8] POTHOLDERS Cole, Norma. “Miss Minnie’s Magic.” pp. 62–63. Tardy, Vicki. “Tartan Towel MJ90: p. 18. Keasbey, Doramay. “Sheer Beauty: Collingwood, Peter. “A Conversation Exchange.” SO96: pp. 40–43. PRESERVATION see TEXTILE The Transparencies of Inger Thompson, Marjie. “Lace Plaids.” with Theo Moorman.” JF89: Harrison.” Ja82: pp. 40–41. PRESERVATION pp. 15–20.

© Handwoven® magazine, Interweave Press LLC. www.handwovenmagazine.com HANDWOVEN 30 Not to be reprinted. All rights reserved. Klos, Nancy. “My Life As a Tapestry 52–54. Jean Stuck Coverlet Collection. Se81: p. 78. Artist.” MJ95: pp. 37–39. Sullivan, Donna. “Margaret Salisbury MA96: pp. 14–15. Black, David. The MacMillan Atlas of LaLena, Constance. “Art and Viola Sheppard: Memorial to a Anderson, June. Return to Tradition: Rugs and Carpets: A Howatt: A Life in Weaving.” Weaving Mentor.” SO98: pp. The Revitalization of Turkish Comprehensive Guide for the Buyer MJ88: pp. 32, 34–45. 28–31. Village Carpets. SO98: p. 11. and Collector. MA88: pp. 19–20. __. “Marcia and Frank Phillips: Tacker, Sylvia. “Remembering Anstey, Helen; Weston, Terry. The Black, Mary. New Key to Weaving. A Hobby Turned Business.” Virginia Harvey: A Personal Anstey Weston Guide to Textile MJ90: p. 75. MJ89: pp. 39–42. Celebration.” MJ01: p. 13. Terms. ND00: pp. 18–19. Bliss, Anne. A Handbook of Dyes From __. “Marjorie Ford-Pohlmann.” Su84: Turgeon, Lulu. “Production Weaving Apinis-Herman, Anita. Latvian Natural Materials. Se81: p. 79. pp. 82–83. in Quebec: Les Tissages Weaving Techniques. SO94: __. North American Dye Plants. SO86: __. “A Perfect Balance: Betty Coteline.” My82: pp. 54–55. pp. 11–12. p. 12. Oldenberg.” Se82: pp. 74–75. von Ammon, Helen. “Profile: Helen Armstrong, Katherine. Fragrant Blomberg, Nancy. Navajo Textiles: __. “Sheila O’Hara.” SO89: pp. 88–91. Wood Pope.” MA91: pp. 40–42. Basketry: The Pine Needle and The William Randolph Hearst __. “Two Weavers.” My81: pp. 66–67, __. “Profile: Lydia Van Gelder.” Raffia Handbook. JF88: p. 13. Collection. ND89: p. 14. 83. ND92: pp. 32–33. Arn-Grischott, Ursina. Doubleweave Blue, Martha. Making it Legal: A Law __. “Victoria Rabinowe and Ed Wilson, Jean. “Anita Mayer.” Mr81: on Four to Eight Shafts. MJ00: Primer for Authors, Artists, and Oppenheimer.” JF88: pp. 84–86. pp. 28–32. p. 18. Craftspeople. SO89: pp. 22. Lancaster, Daryl. “New Weaver: Znamierowski, Nell. “Dorothy Askari, Nasreen; Crill, Rosemary. Blum, Dilys. The Fine Art of Textiles: Gabriela Hucal.” JF02: p. 75. Liebes.” MJ90: pp. 54–58. Colours of the Indus: Costumes The Collections of the Philadelphia Lee, Janna. “Anni Albers: The and Textiles of Pakistan. SO98: Museum of Art. MA98: Weaver.” MJ90: pp. 62–65. PULLED WARP p. 10. pp. 10–11. Liebler, Barbara. “3 English Tapestry Bobisud, Helen. “The Interaction of Askari, Nasreen; Arthur, Liz. Uncut Bogdanor, Lura Jim. To the Finish. Weavers: Mary Farmer, Marta Fiber, Yarn, Structure, and Cloth: Saris, Shawls, and Sashes. MJ87: p. 17. Rogoyska, Joanna Buxton.” Finishing.” ND96: pp. 38, MJ00: pp. 19–20. Bohmer, Harald. Koekboya: Natural Ja82: pp. 60–61. 74–75. [4] Atwater, Mary Meigs. Byways in Dyes and Textiles, A Color Liebler, Barbara; Znamierowski, Nell. Evans, Kerry. “A Coat with Pulled- Handweaving. SO88: p. 63; Journey from Turkey to India and “Jack Lenor Larsen.” JF91: Warp Technique.” ND89: MJ90: p. 75. Beyond. SO03: p. 20. pp. 18–22. pp. 48–49. __. Mary Meigs Atwater Recipe Book. Boldring, Marc; Doran, Pat; Wolf, Ligon, Linda. “The Greens of Greentree Murphy, Marilyn. “A Pulled Warp Tea SO88: p. 63. Thomas. Computers and Crafts: A Ranch.” MJ95: pp. 78–79. Cozy.” MJ95: pp. 56–57, 90. [2] __. Shuttle-Craft Book of American Practical Guide. SO85: pp. 20, 22. __. “Ten Years....” ND85: pp. 100–101. Hand-Weaving. SO86: p. 12; Bolton, Eileen. Lichens for Vegetable Matthews, Vicki. “A Magic Carpet MJ90: p. 75. Dyeing. JF93: pp. 10–11. PURSES see BAGS Ride with Paul Ramsey.” ND95: Bair, Fred; Norris, James. A Practical Boman, Monica; Malarcher, Patricia. pp. 48–49. Business and Tax Guide for the Helena Hernmarck: Tapestry PUZZLES Murphy, Marilyn. “The Ann Sutton Winters, Gail; Linneman, Nicky; Craftsperson. SO87: pp. 12–13. Artist. JF00: pp. 12–13. Foundation: Weaving Beyond Wilkins, Peg. “A Weaver’s Baizerman, Suzanne; Searle, Karen. Bonneville, Françoise. The Book of the Cloth.” MJ03: p. 36. Puzzle.” ND86: p. 34. Finishes in the Ethnic Tradition. Fine Linen. ND00: p. 84. __. “Handweavers Working for the SO89: p. 23. Boston Weavers’ Guild. Processing and Interior Design Trade.” ND94: Balfour-Paul, Jenny. Indigo. SO02: Finishing Handwoven Textiles. pp. 40–45. QUILTING AND WEAVING p. 20. Nv81: p. 93. Farson, Laura. “Combine Weaving Musch, Cheryl. “Miguel Andrango.” Barber, Elizabeth Wayland. The Brabec, Barbara. Handmade for Profit! and Quilting for Coverlets and SO97: pp. 50–51. Mummies of Ürümchi. ND99: Hundreds of Secrets to Success in Throws.” JF04: pp. 56–59. [2, 4] Patrick, Jane. “The Colors of Michele p. 8. Selling Arts and Crafts. SO97: Keizer, Sylvia. “A Baby Quilt from Wipplinger.” ND88: pp. 17–19. __. Prehistoric Textiles: The Development p. 12. Handwoven Cloth.” JF04: __. “Portfolio: The Twills of Charlotte of Cloth in the Neolithic and Bronze __. Homemade Money. MA85: pp. 48–50. [4] Funk.” ND85: pp. 36–37. Ages. SO92: p. 10. pp. 71–72. Summers, Helen. “Seminole __. “Carol Strickler.” MJ92: pp. 20–21. __. Women’s Work: The First 20,000 Bradley, Lavinia. Inkle Weaving. Patchwork and Shadow Weave.” __. “Russell Groff.” MJ90: pp. 80–81. Years. ND94: pp. 19–20. SO83: p. 24. SO04: pp. 72–77. [4, 8] Patrick, Jane; Banks, Katy. “Mary Barham, Henry. An Essay Upon the Bremer-David, Charissa. French Pendleton.” MJ90: pp. 78–79. Silk Worm. JF89: p. 24. Tapestries and Textiles in the Pettigrew, Dale. “Anni Albers.” RAG WEAVES, see WEAVING WITH Barrett, Clotilde. Boundweave. MA83: J. Paul Getty Museum. JF98: SO85: pp. 76–77. RAGS pp. 15–16. pp. 11, 14. __. “Edward F. Worst: Craftsman and Barrett, Clotilde; Smith, Eunice. Bress, Helene. The Weaving Book. Educator.” ND85: p. 73. REP WEAVE see WARP REP Double Two-Tie Unit Weave. Nv81: p. 93. Pitkin, Doree. “Harriet Jenny, Damask ND84: p. 12. Breweer, Helen. Norwegian Double Weaver.” MJ98: pp. 60–62. REVIEWS: BOOKS Barth, Kathy; Oroza, Teresa. Traveling Weave Pick Up—Directions and Pizzo, Miranda. “Jason Collingwood: Ahiagble, Gilber; Meyer, Louise. Bolivia Through the Wonders of Designs. ND82: p. 12. Continuing the Tradition.” Master Weaver from Ghana. Weaving. MJ02: pp. 21–22. Brown, Claudia. Weaving China’s Past: ND99: pp. 78–80. SO00: pp. 18–19. Batchelder, Ann; Orban, Nancy. Fiber The Amy S. Clague Collection of Ronk, Ruth. “Loraine Kessenich.” Albers, Anni. Anni Albers: Selected Arts Design Book Five. JF96: Chinese Textiles. SO01: p. 18. ND98: pp. 28–32. Writings on Design. ND04: p. 20. p. 14. __. Weaving China’s Past: The Amy S. Rossiter, Phyllis. “Back to Basics with __. On Weaving. ND04: Bateson, Vivienne. Woven Fashion. Clague Collection of Chinese Carol Leigh Brack-Kaiser.” p. 21. MA85: p. 72. Textiles. SO02: pp. 21–23. SO89: p. 66. Allen, Heather. Weaving Contemporary Best, Eleanor. Weaves—A Design Brown, Clifford; Delmarcel, Guy. Ruyak, Jacqueline. “Miyoshi Rag Rugs. MJ98: p. 11. Handbook. MJ88: p. 11. Tapestries for the Courts of Shirahata, Weaver of Hemp and Allen, Jeanne. Designer’s Guide to Betzina, Sandra. Power Sewing: New Federico II, Ercole, and Ferrante Rags.” JF95: pp. 77–80. Color 3. MA88: p. 20. Ways to Make Fine Clothes Fast. Gonzaga, 1522–63. MJ96: p. 15. Safner, Isadora. “Weaver Rose.” Alvic, Philis. Weavers of the Southern ND86: pp. 12–13. Bryant, David. Wheels and Looms: MJ90: p. 38. Highlands. SO03: pp. 20–21. __. Power Sewing: Step-by-Step. MJ01: Making Equipment for Spinning Searle, Karen. “Robert Davidian: Anderson, Clarita. American Coverlets p. 19. and Weaving. SO89: p. 23. Profile of a Velvet Weaver.” and Their Weavers: Coverlets from __. Power Sewing’s Handwoven and Buchanan, Rita. Dyes from Nature: SO92: pp. 49–50. the Collection of Foster and Muriel Quilted Garments #12: A Video. Plants and Gardens, Brooklyn Suit, Verna. “The Tapestry Rugs of McCarl. MJ03: pp. 21–22. MJ01: p. 21. Botanic Garden Record. JF92: Mary Zicafoose.” ND96: pp. __. Weaving a Legacy: The Don and Birrin, Faber. The Textile Colorist. pp. 10–11.

© Handwoven® magazine, Interweave Press LLC. www.handwovenmagazine.com HANDWOVEN 31 Not to be reprinted. All rights reserved. Burnham, Dorothy. Unlike the Lilies: Creager, Clara. All about Weaving. for Self-Employed People. JF86: MJ86: p. 14. Doukhobor Textile Traditions in JF85: pp. 16–17. p. 18. Fisch, Arline. Textile Techniques in Canada. MJ87: p. 14. Crockett, Candace. Card Weaving. Drooker, Penelope. Hammock Making Metal: for Jewelers, Textile Artists, Burton, Dorothy. Versatile Bronson. MJ91: p. 11. Techniques. ND82: p. 12. and Sculptors. ND00: pp. 19, 84. SO84: p. 14. Crolius, Kendall; Montgomery, Anne. __. Mississippian Village Textiles at __. Textile Techniques in Metal for Butler, Su. Understanding Rayon Knitting with Dog Hair. MA97: Wickliffe. MA98: p. 10. Jewelers, Textile Artists and Chenille. SO04: p. 22. p. 15. DuBoff, Leonard. Business Forms and Sculptors. SO96: p. 14. Cahlander, Adele; Baizerman, Crone-Findlay, Noreen. Soul Mate Contracts (in Plain English) for Fitzgerald, Diane; Banes, Helen. Beads Suzanne. Double-Woven Treasures Dolls: Dollmaking as a Healing Craftspeople. SO87: p. 14. and Threads: A New Technique from Old Peru. SO87: p. 12. Art. MJ00: pp. 20–21. __. The Law (In Plain English) for for Fiber Jewelry. MA94: p. 13. Caplin, Lee. The Business of Art. Crook, Janice; Castro, Marcella. Craftspeople. MA85: p. 71. Flanders, John. The Craftsman’s Way: Su84: p. 16. The Tartan Book. MA88: p. 21. Duncan, Kate. Northern Athapaskan Canadian Expressions. Se82: p. 16. Carlano, Marianne; Salmon, Larry. Crouse, Gloria. Rug Hooking. SO91: Art, A Beadwork Tradition. JF90: Fraser, David. A Guide to Weft Twining French Textiles from the Middle p. 14. p. 14. and Related Structures with Ages through the Second Empire. Curtis, Linda. Sew Something Special— Dunsmore, Susi. Nepalese Textiles. Interacting Wefts. JF92: p. 10. ND87: pp. 13–14. Sewing with Handwoven. JF97: SO95: pp. 7, 14. Frey, Berta. Designing and Drafting for Carroll, Diane Lee. Looms and Textiles p. 15. Durand, Dianne. Complete Book of Handweavers. MJ90: p. 75. of the Copts: First Millenium Cyrus-Zetterström, Ulla. The Manual of Smocking. JF83: p. 18. Fry, Eric. The Book of Knots and Egyptian Textiles in the Carl Swedish Handweaving. Su84: p. 18. Dzervitis, Aleksandra; Treimanis, Ropework (Practical and Austin Rietz Collection of the __. Manual of Swedish Handweaving. Lilija. Latvian Sashes, Belts and Decorative). SO83: p. 24. California Academy of Sciences. MJ04: p. 20. Bands. Su83: p. 12. Fry, Laura. Magic in the Water: Wet ND89: p. 14. Cyrus-Zetterström, Ulla; Guohua, Xu. Eatough, Judie; Shelp, Wanda. Finishing Handwovens. JF03: Casselman, Karen. Craft of the Dyer: Textile Terminology. JF97: Complex Weavers Greatest Hits. p. 20. Colour from Plants and Lichens of pp. 14–15. JF04: pp. 21–22. Gale, Colin; Kaur, Jasbir. The Textile the Northeast. Se81: p. 80. Dalby, Gill. Natural Dyes, Fast or Eiland, Murray. Chinese and Exotic Book. JF04: p. 20. Castañeda, Omar. Abuela’s Weave. Fugitive. SO85: pp. 22–24. Rugs. ND82: p. 14. Gallagher, Constance. More Linen MA94: p. 13. Dannerbeck, Kathryn; Kaplan, __. Oriental Rugs: A New Heirlooms. ND84: p. 14. Chadwick, Eileen. The Craft of Hand Donna. Beads as Warp and Weft. Comprehensive Guide. ND82: Garrett, Cay. Warping All by Yourself. Spinning. MJ92: p. 15. ND98: p. 10. pp. 12, 14. FW80: p. 21; Su83: p. 13. Cheape, Hugh. Tartan. SO96: p. 21. Davenport, Betty. Textures and Ekert, Marianne. Handmade Felt. Gerhards, Paul. How to Sell What You Chetwynd, Hilary. The Weaver’s Patterns for the Rigid Heddle Su85: p. 20. Make: The Business of Marketing Workbook. SO92: p. 10. Loom. FW80: p. 21. Elliott, Verda. The Seventeen Pattern Crafts. JF91: p. 14. Cisneros, Sandra. Caramelo. MJ03: Davison, Marguerite. A Handweaver’s Types—A Study of Repeat Pattern Gilfoy, Peggy Stoltz. Patterns of Life: p. 22. Pattern Book. MJ90: p. 75. in Two Dimensions. MA92: p. 14. West African Strip Weaving Clabburn, Pamela. The Norwich De Boer, Janet. Dyeing for Fibres and Englund, Sonja Berlin. Tablet Weaving Traditions. SO89: pp. 21–22. Shawl. MA97: p. 14. Fabrics. SO88: p. 15. in True Nordic Fashion. MA96: Gillooly, Maryanne. Natural Baskets. Coatts, Margot. A Weaver’s Life: Ethel de la Cruz, Pablo; Lumholtz, Carl. pp. 13–14. SO93: pp. 10–11. Mairet 1872–1952. Su84: p. 16. The Art of the Beautiful: Clothing Erickson, Johanna. Rag Weaving Gillow, John. Printed and Dyed Textiles Coe, Ralph. Lost and Found Traditions: and Fabric Designs of the Gimmicks and Tricks. ND01: from Africa. ND02: pp. 20–21. Native American Art 1965–1985. Huichols. SO97: p. 12. p. 20. Gilmurray, Susan. Weaving Tricks. ND87: pp. 12–13. de Ruiter, Erica. Tejido Huave and Estes, Josephine. Miniature Overshot My81: p. 70. Collingwood, Peter. The Maker’s Beyond: Easy Pick-Up Patterning Patterns for Hand Weaving. JF95: Giordano, John. The Sewing Machine Hand. JF88: p. 12. for Two, Three, and Four Shafts. p. 28. Guide: Tips on Choosing, Buying, __. The Techniques of Ply-Split MA00: p. 18. Evans, Jane. A Joy Forever: Latvian and Refurbishing. MA98: p. 11. Braiding. MJ99: pp. 10, 12. Dean, Ankaret. Ikat to Wear. JF88: Weaving. MJ92: p. 14. Glade-Wright, Robyn. Colour Mixing __. The Techniques of Sprang: Plaiting p. 13. Evans, Kerry. Applying the Pulled Warp for Textiles. ND92: p. 15. on Stretched Threads. MA02: __. Weave Your Wardrobe. Nv81: Technique to Loom-Shaped Glasbrook, Kirsten. Tapestry Weaving. p. 20. p. 94. Clothing. JF86: p. 21. MA03: p. 20. __. The Techniques of Tablet Weaving. De Boer, Janet. Dyeing for Fibres and __. Treadled Togs: A Pattern Book of Glauco, Reali; Meneghini, Adelchi; MA83: p. 15. Fabrics. Su85: p. 20. Loom-Fashioned Clothing. Nv81: Trevisan, Mario. Bachicoltura __. The Techniques of Tablet Weaving. DeBoy, Kathleen. The Fiberarts Design p. 93. Moderna. JF86: pp. 18–19. MJ97: p. 14. Book. Mr81: p. 67. Fannin, Allen. Handloom Weaving Goldstein, Rosalie. Fiber R/Evolution. Congleton, Mary. Tiny Textiles: Book Delamare, Francois; Guineau, Technology. Nv81: p. 93. MA87: p. 12. One. MJ93: p. 14. Bernard. Colors: The Story of __. Handloom Weaving Technology. Goodrich, Frances Louisa. Mountain Constantine, Mildred; Larsen, Jack Dyes and Pigments. ND01: p. 19. SO98: p. 11. Homespun. ND95: pp. 8–9. Lenor. Beyond Craft: The Art Delmarcel, Guy. Flemish Tapestry. Fassett, Kaffe. Glorious Knits. MA86: Gordon, Beverly. Domestic American Fabric/The Art Fabric JF01: pp. 18–19. p. 88. Textiles. SO84: p. 15. Mainstream. ND86: p. 14. Dhamija, Jasleen; Jain, Jyotindra. Fee, Jacqueline. The Sweater Workshop. Gordon, Judith. American Star Work __. The Art Fabric: Mainstream. Se81: Handwoven Fabrics of India. Su83: pp. 13; 74–75. Coverlets. MA97: pp. 14–15. p. 79. MA91: p. 13. Fee, Sarah; Kreamer, Christine Grae, Ida. Nature’s Colors: Dyes from Constantine, Mildred; Reuter, Laurel. Diaper, Hilary. Theo Moorman Mullen. Objects As Envoys: Plants. JF93: p. 11. Whole Cloth. MA99: p. 4. 1907–1990, Her Life and Work as Cloth, Imagery, and Diplomacy in Gray, Herbi. On-Loom Cardweaving. Conway, Susan. Thai Textiles. SO93: an Artist Weaver. ND95: p. 8. Madagascar. MA03: pp. 20–21. SO84: p. 14. p. 12. Dillehay, James. The Basic Guide to Feldman-Wood, Florence. The Textile Guagliumi, Susan. Drafting Primer. Cope, Louise Todd. Sleeves, a Treasury Selling Arts and Crafts. SO95: Detective’s Guidelines for Groups My81: p. 70. of Ideas, Techniques, and Patterns. p. 16. Sponsoring Lectures and Workshops Gustafson, Paula. Salish Weaving. JF89: p. 25. __. The Basic Guide to Selling Crafts on and The Textile Detective’s Tips for Se81: p. 80. Cohen, John; Rowe, Ann Pollard. the Internet. SO01: p. 18. Traveling Teachers. MJ95: p. 16. Guy, John. Woven Cargoes: Indian Hidden Threads of Peru: Q’ero __. Weaving Profits: How to Make Field, Anne. The Ashford Book of Textiles in the East. MJ99: p. 12. Textiles. MA03: pp. 21–22. Money Selling Your Handwovens. Spinning. MJ87: p. 15. Hahn, Roslyn. Textiles for Today’s Corrigan, Gina. Miao Textiles from JF93: p. 10. __. The Four-Shaft Table Loom. Church. Su85: p. 20. China. ND02: pp. 20–21. Dissanayake, Ellen. What Is Art For? MA88: p. 21. Hamaker, Barbara. Clothing: A Costantino, Maria. The Knot SO89: p. 23. Finch, Karen; Putnam, Greta. The Handwoven Approach. 80SS: Handbook. MJ02: p. 20. Dodd, Gerard. Management Workbooks Care and Preservation of Textiles. p. 14.

© Handwoven® magazine, Interweave Press LLC. www.handwovenmagazine.com HANDWOVEN 32 Not to be reprinted. All rights reserved. Hansen, Egon. Tablet Weaving. SO91: 1833–1857 and The Christian Frey Rolander, Marie. Swedish Rag Law, Rachel Nash; Taylor, Cynthia. p. 12. and Henry Small, Jr. Pattern Books. Rugs: 35 New Designs. MJ96: Appalachian White Oak Hargrove, John. The Weavers Draft JF02: p. 22; errata MA02, p. 14. p. 12. Basketmaking: Handing Down the Book and Clothiers Assistant. Heyden Silvia. The Making of Modern Johnstone, Pauline. Turkish Tradition. JF92: p. 11. MA04: pp. 21–22. Tapestry: My Journey of Discovery. Embroidery. ND87: pp. 14–15. Leinonen, Virpi. Kaunista Kangaspuilla. Harris, Jennifer. Textiles: 5,000 Years. MA99: p. 6. Jongeward, David. Weaver of Worlds: SO85: p. 24. An International History and Hoffman, Babs; Hunt, Betsy. From Navajo Apprenticeship to Ligon, Linda. Of Coverlets. MA84: Illustrated Survey. SO94: p. 11. Marketing Creative Clothing. Sacred Geometry and Dreams: p. 13. Harter, Joyce. Untie the Warping MA95: p. 20. A Woman’s Journey in Tapestry. Liles, J. N. The Art and Craft of Natural Problem. MA94: p. 18. Hoffman, Marta. The Warp-Weighted ND92: p. 10. Dyeing: Traditional Recipes for Harter, Joyce; Brusic, Lucy. Weaving Loom. SO83: p. 27; JF84: p. 22. Kahlenberg, Mary Hunt. The Modern Use. JF92: pp. 11, 14. for Worship. MJ98: p. 10. Holmes, James. Manuscript Notes on Extraordinary in the Linder, Harry. Techniques of Code. Harter, Joyce; Sanders, Nadine. Weaving. MA87: p. 13. Ordinary.JF99: pp. 12, 14. ND84: p. 14. Weaving that Sings: Variations on Holroyd, Ruth; Beck, Ulrike. Jacob Kankainen, Kathy. Treading in the Linder, Olive and Harry. Handspinning the Theo Moorman Technique. Angstadt, His Diaber Book. Past: Sandals of the Anasazi. Flax. ND86: p. 14. JF96: pp. 13–14. MA93: p. 13. SO95: p. 15. Lorant, Tessa. Yarns for Textile Crafts. Harvey, Nancy. Patterns for Tapestry Hoppe, Flo. Contemporary Wicker Kaplan, Dorlene. The Guide to Art and ND84: p. 12. Weaving: Projects and Techniques. Basketry: Projects, Techniques, Craft Workshops. MJ92: p. 15. Loveless, Joan. Three Weavers. JF93: JF85: p. 16. Inspirational Designs. ND97: Keasbey, Doramay. Designing with p. 10. __. Tapestry Techniques for Rug p. 11. Blocks. JF94: pp. 13, 19. Lucero, Helen; Baizerman, Suzanne. Weaving. ND01: p. 18. Hoskins, Janet. Pattern Master III. __. Pattern Devices for Handweavers. Chimayó Weaving. ND99: __. Tapestry Weaving: A Comprehensive Su84: p. 18. Se82: p. 16. pp. 8, 10. Study Guide. MJ91: p. 11. Hoskins, Nancy Arthur. The Coptic __. Sheer Delight—Handwoven Luke-Boone, Ronke. African Fabrics: __. Tapestry Weaving: A Comprehensive Tapestry Albums & The Transparencies. SO91: p. 11. Sewing Contemporary Fashion with Study Guide. ND91: p. 15. Archaeologist of Antinó, Albert Keeler, Patricia; McCall, Francis. Ethnic Flair. JF02: pp. 23–24. Harvey, Sandra. Handcrafted Rugs. Gayet. MJ04: pp. 21–22. Unraveling Fibers. MJ96: Lundell, Laila. Rep Weaves. SO88: ND03: p. 20. __. Universal Stitches for Weaving, pp. 12, 14. p. 14. Harvey, Virginia. Bateman Blend Embroidery and Other Fiber Arts. Kendall, Tracy. “The Fabric and Yarn Mailand, Harold. Considerations for the Weaves. JF83: p. 18. Su83: p. 12. Dyer’s Handbook.” MA02: Care of Textiles and Costumes: A __. Boulevard, Chevron, and __. Weft-Faced Pattern Weaves: Tabby pp. 20–21. Handbook for the Non-Specialist. Combination Weaves. JF89: to Taqueté. MJ94: p. 13. Kennedy, Alan. Japanese Costume, ND82: p. 12. p. 25. __. Weft-Faced Pattern Weaves: Tabby History and Tradition. SO91: p. 11. Mangan, Kathleen Nugent. Lenore __. Extended Divided Twill Weaves. to Taqueté. ND02: p. 22. Kent, Kate Peck. Navajo Weaving, Tawney: A Retrospective. MA91: JF89: p. 25. Howard, Ruth. Tie-Ups: The Key to Three Centuries of Change. p. 17. __. Park Weaves. Su85: p. 20. Multiharness Weaving. ND86: MA86: p. 88. Marketta, Ooyama Elina. Weaving Hecht, Ann. The Art of the Loom: p. 13. __. Prehistoric Textiles of the Southwest. from Finland. MJ02: p. 21. Weaving, Spinning and Dyeing Hudon, Paul. The Valley and its Peoples, SO83: p. 26. Marks, Paula. Hands to the Spindle: across the World. ND90: an Illustrated History of the Lower Kitley, Philip. Modern Techniques in Texas Women and Home Textile pp. 13–14. Merrimack. JF90: p. 14. Batik Art. MA88: p. 20. Production, 1822–1880. MJ97: __. The Art of the Loom: Weaving, Hutchins, Jeane. The Fiberarts Design Kluger, Marilyn. The Joy of Spinning. p. 14. Spinning, and Dyeing Around the Book II. Su84: p. 18. SO92: p. 14. Marshall, John. Make Your Own World. SO02: p. 23. Huxley, Susan. Serger Secrets: High Knutson, Linda. Shades of Wool for Japanese Clothes: Patterns and Ideas __. Textiles from Guatemala. ND02: Fashion Techniques for Creating Lanaset Dyes. JF89: p. 24. for Modern Wear. MJ89: p. 14. pp. 20–21. Great Looking Clothes. MJ99: __. Synthetic Dyes for Natural Fibers. Martin, Catherine. Kumihimo: Heckman, Andrea. Woven Stories: p. 14. JF83: p. 18. Japanese Silk Braiding Techniques. Andean Textiles and Rituals. Inouye, Bonnie. Exploring Multishaft Kreamer, Christine Mullen; Fee, MJ88: p. 10. SO04: pp. 20–21. Design. MA01: p. 19. Sarah, ed. Objects As Envoys: Mason, Otis Tufton. American Indian Hedlund, Ann Lane. Beyond the Loom Irwin, Bobbie. Twined Rag Rugs: Cloth, Imagery, and Diplomacy in Basketry. SO89: p. 23. —Keys to Understanding Early Tradition in the Making. JF01: Madagascar. MA03: pp. 20–21. Mataraso, Ann. Basic Basketry. Southwestern Weaving. JF91: p. 13. p. 18. Krogh, Elsa. The Ashford Book of MA86: pp. 86–87. __. Reflections of the Weaver’s World: Itchiku Kubota: Kimono in the Tsujigahana Textures & Towels for the Four Mathews, Kate. Fiberarts Design Book The Gloria F. Ross Collection of Tradition. Su85: p. 14. Shaft Loom. JF04: p. 20. Three. ND88: p. 15. Contemporary Navajo Weaving. Ito, Toshiko. Tsujigahana, the Flower of Kurtz, Carol. Design for Weaving. Matsumoto, Kaneo. Jodai-Gire, 7th ND93: pp. 13–14. Japanese Textile Arts. Su85: p. 14. My82: pp. 14–15. and 8th Century Textiles in Japan Heil, Rebecca Emily. The Speck Book, Iverson, Jane. Namedraft Coverlet. Lambert, Patricia; Staepelaere, from the Shoso-in and Horyu-ji. an 18th Century Weaving MA88: p. 21. Barbara; Fry, Mary. Color and JF87: p. 18. Manuscript by Johann Ludwig Jefferson, Brian. Profitable Crafts Fiber. ND88: p. 14. Mauldin, Barbara. Traditions in Speck. MJ95: p. 16. Marketing: A Complete Guide to LaPlantz, Shereen. Basketry Round Transition: Contemporary Basket Heim, Judy. The Needlecrafter’s Successful Selling. SO86: pp. 9–10. Up. SO91: p. 14. Weaving of the Southwestern Computer Companion. MJ96: Jensen, Elizabeth. Small Looms in __. The Mad Weave Book. ND85: Indians. JF86: p. 18. p. 17. Action. JF98: p. 10. p. 20. Maxwell, Robyn. Sari to Sarong: Five Heinrich. Linda. The Magic of Linen: Jerde, Judith. Encyclopedia of Textiles. __. Plaited Basketry: The Woven Form. Hundred Years of Indian and Flax Seed to Woven Cloth. MJ93: ND92: p. 14. Su83: p. 14. Indonesian Textile Exchange. p. 13. Jerstorp, Karin; Kohlmark, Eva. The Larsen, Jack Lenor. A Weaver’s SO04: p. 20. Hendrickson, Linda. Double-Faced Textile Design Book. MA90: Memoir. JF99: p. 12. Mayer, Anita Luvera. Handwoven Tablet Weaving: 50 Designs from pp. 11–12. Larsen, Jack Lenor; Freudenheim, Clothing Felted to Wear. MA89: Around the World. JF97: p. 15. Jobin, Clare. All About Wool. MA94: Betty. Interlacing, the Elemental p. 13. __. Please Weave a Message: Instructions p. 13. Fabric. ND88: p. 14. McCarty, Cara; McQuaid, Matilda. and Graphs for Tablet-Woven Johansson, Lillemor. Damask and Larson, Katherine. The Woven Structure and Surface: Calligraphy. JF04: pp. 20–21. Opphamta, with Weaving Sword Coverlets of Norway. MJ02: p. 20. Contemporary Japanese Textiles. __. Tubular Cardwoven Neckpieces. or Drawloom. SO84: pp. 13–14. Larson, Lois. Software Directory for SO00: pp. 20–21. MJ94: pp. 14, 16. __. Swedish Rag Rugs: 35 New Designs. Fibre Artists. MJ96: pp. 17–18. McGuire, John. Basketry: The Hersh, Tandy and Charles. Rural SO97: p. 10. __. Software for Weavers...A Resource. Nantucket Tradition. SO91: Pennsylvania German Weaving Johansson, Lillemor; Wedderien, Pia; SO86: p. 12; JF89: p. 24. pp. 11–12.

© Handwoven® magazine, Interweave Press LLC. www.handwovenmagazine.com HANDWOVEN 33 Not to be reprinted. All rights reserved. __. Basketry: The Shaker Tradition. Step Techniques. MJ01: p. 18. Perrin, Michel. Magnificent Molas: Spinners and Dyers. SO84: p. 14. MA90: p. 12. Murray, Rosemary. The Essential Hand- The Art of the Kuna Indians. __. A Sewer’s Handbook: Tables and __. The Complete Nantucket Creel book of Weaving. Ja82: p. 20. SO00: pp. 19–20. Measures. SO98: pp. 10–11. Purse Book: How to Make the Musgrave, Belinda. Blouses, Shirts and Philbin, Marianne. The Ribbon. Rothstein, Natalie. Four Hundred Mold and the Purse. SO97: p. 11. Tops. MA87: p. 14. ND85: p. 18. Years of Fashion. MJ89: p. 15. McGuire, Patrick; Moran, Lois. Pricing Nabholz-Kartaschoff, Marie-Louise; Phillips, Janet. The Weaver’s Book of Rowe, Ann Pollard. Costume and and Promotion. MA85: pp. 71–72. Barnes, Ruth; Stuart-Fox, David. Fabric Design. Su84: p. 16. Identity in Highland Ecuador. McIntyre, Kellen Kee. Rio Grande Weaving Patterns of Life: Picton, John; Mack, John. African JF00: pp. 13–14. Blankets: Late Nineteenth-Century Indonesian Textile Symposium, Textiles. SO90: pp. 17, 30. Rowe, Ann Pollard; Stevens, Textiles in Transition. SO93: 1991. JF95: p. 27. Piroch, Sigrid. Design Challenges Rebecca. Ed Rossbach: 40 Years p. 10. Nakano, Eisha. Japanese Stencil Monograph One—Works of Elmer of Exploration and Innovation in McKay, Mary Terence; Trujillo, Lisa. Dyeing: Paste Resist Techniques. Wallace Hickman. MA92: p. 10. Fiber Art. MA91: p. 17. The Centinela Weavers of Chimayó: Su85: p. 14. Plans for Making a 19th Century Rowe, Ann Pollard; Cohen, John. Unfolding Tradition. MA00: p. 15. Nash, Dominie. Warp Painting: A American Loom. JF93: p. 11. Hidden Threads of Peru: Q’ero McRae, Bobbi. Colors from Nature Manual for Weavers. ND82: p. 12. Price, Sharon. Clothing Patterns with Textiles. MA03: pp. 21–22. Growing, Collecting and Using Nass, Ulla. Weaves of the Incas. Mr82: Minimum Sewing and Cutting. Russell, Carol. The Tapestry Natural Dyes. MJ95: p. 15. p. 20–21. MJ96: p. 12. Handbook. MA91: p. 13. __. The Fabric and FiberSourcebook: Neilson, Rosalie. The Thirty-Seven Proctor, Richard; Lew, Jennifer. Safner, Isadora. The Weaving Roses of Your One-and-Only Mail-Order Interlacements of Hira Kara Surface Design for Fabric. JF86: Rhode Island. JF87: p. 92. Guide. JF91: p. 14. Gumi. MJ99: pp. 12, 14. p. 18. Sahashi, Kei. Exquisite: The World of __. The Fiberworks Directory of Self- Nelson, Marion. Norwegian Folk Art: __. Surface Design for Fabric, Revised Japanese Kumihimo Braiding. Published Books in the Fiber Arts. The Migration of a Tradition. Edition. MJ96: p. 15. JF90: pp. 12–13. SO89: p. 23. JF99: p. 15. Proulx, Bibiane. Reps—Technique de Salkeld, Stefani. Southwest Weaving: __. Fiberworks Directory of Self- Nisbet, Jacquetta. Supplementary Warp Creation de Tissage Traditionnel et A Continuum. ND96: pp. 14–15. Published Books on the Fiber Arts. Patterning Inkle Loom Techniques. Moderne. SO88: p. 14. Saltzman, Ellen. Overshot Weaving. JF89: p. 25. ND92: pp. 10–11. Pulleyn, Rob. The Basketmaker’s Art. JF84: p. 22. __. Nature’s Dyepot—A Resource __. Tubular Woven Finishes—Backstrap ND88: p. 15. Sandberg, Gösta. Indigo Textiles: Guide for Spinners, Weavers, and Loom Techniques. ND92: p. 11. Rathbun, William Jay. Beyond the Technique and History. SO90: Dyers. SO91: p. 14. Noma, Seiroku. Japanese Costume and Tanabata Bridge, Traditional pp. 28, 35. __. The New Fiberworks Sourcebook. Textile Arts. Su85: p. 14. Japanese Textiles. MA95: p. 18. Sanders, Nadine; Harter, Joyce. Theme MA94: p. 18. Nylen, Anna-Maja. Swedish Reese, Sharron. Jigging...100% Hand and Variation: More Weaving Meany, Janet; Pfaff, Paula. Rag Rug Handcraft. JF90: p. 14. Worsted. Su84: p. 18. That Sings. MJ03: pp. 20–21. Handbook. MJ89: p. 10. Nyquist, Janet. Speed Warping. JF97: Regensteiner, Else. Geometric Design Sarah Campbell Blaffer Gallery. Meek, Kati Reeder. Reflections from a p. 15. in Weaving. ND87: pp. 15–16. American Fiber Art: A New Flaxen Past: For Love of O’Connor, Paul. Loom-Controlled Reilly, Valerie. The Paisley Pattern. Definition. Mr81: p. 21. Lithuanian Weaving. MA01: Double Weave from the Notebook MJ92: p. 15. Scarlett, James D. How to Weave Fine p. 18. of a Double Weaver. JF93: p. 11. Renne, Elisha. Cloth That Does Not Cloth. My81: p. 72. Meisch, Lynn Ann. Traditional Textiles Oelsner, G. H. A Handbook of Weaves. Die: The Meaning of Cloth in __. The Tartan Weaver’s Guide. of the Andes: Life and Cloth in the MJ90: p. 75. Bùnú Social Life. ND96: p. 14. MA88: p. 21. Highlands. JF98: p. 10. Orban, Nancy. Fiberarts Design Book Reswick, Irmtraud. Traditional Textiles Schevill, Margot Blum. Costume as Meltzer, Marilyn. Weave It! 28 Projects Four. MA92: p. 10. of Tunisia and Related North Communication: Ethnographic for Your Home. Mr82: p. 20. __. Fiberarts Design Book Six. JF00: African Weavings. MA86: p. 89. Costumes and Textiles from Middle Meltzer, Steve. Photographing Your p. 12. Riboud, Krishna. Samit & Lampas: America and the Central Andes of Craftwork: A Hands-on Guide for Osterkamp, Peggy. New Guide to Motifs Indiens—Indian Motifs. South America. ND89: pp. 14, 16. Craftspeople. MJ86: p. 12. Weaving: How to Wind a Warp JF02: pp. 22–23. Schlein, Alice. Network Drafting: An Mera, H. Spanish-American Blanketry. and Use a Paddle. ND92: p. 10. Rice, Miriam; Beebee, Dorothy. Introduction. MA95: p. 18. JF90: p. 13. __. New Guide to Weaving Number 1: Mushrooms for Color. My81: p. 70. Schoeser, Mary; Rufey, Celia. English Michels, Caroll. How to Survive and Winding a Warp and Using a Richardson, Helen. Fibre Basketry: and American Textiles from 1790 Prosper as an Artist. MA85: Paddle. ND98: p. 10. Homegrown and Handmade. to the Present. ND90: pp. 14–15. p. 71. __. New Guide to Weaving Number 2: JF94: pp. 12–13. Scott, Gordon. An Illustrated Guide to Miller, Bruce; Widess, Jim. The Warping Your Loom and Tying on Riquier, Aline. The Cotton in Your Making Oriental Rugs. JF87: Caner’s Handbook. ND85: p. 20. New Warps. SO96: pp. 15, 20. T-Shirt. MA94: p. 13. p. 16. Miller, Dorothy. Indigo from Seed to Paine, Sheila. Embroidery from India Rivers, Victoria. The Shining Cloth: Scott, Michael; DuBoff, Leonard. Dye. Se82: p. 16. and Pakistan. ND02: pp. 20–21. Dress and Adornment that Glitter. The Crafts Business Encyclopedia. Mingei: Masterpieces of Japanese Palmer, Pati; Pletsch, Susan. Easiest MJ00: pp. 18–19. ND94: p. 21. Folkcraft. MJ92: p. 15. Tailoring. MJ01: p. 18. Robinson, Sharon. Contemporary Searle, Karen. Moorman Inlay Mitchell, Peter. ABC Draft: A Manual Parker, Julie. All About Cotton: A Basketry. JF86: p. 19. Technique for Rigid Heddle Frame for Drafting and Weaving. MA93: Fabric Dictionary and Swatch Roche, Nan. The New Clay. JF94: p. 11. Looms. SO84: p. 14. p. 16. Book. MJ93: p. 14. Rogers, Nora; Stanley, Martha. In Searles, Nancy. The Technique of __. Overshot: A Manual for Creative __. All About Silk: A Fabric Dictionary Celebration of the Curious Mind. Freeform Design. SO84: p. 13. Drafting and Weaving. SO95: and Swatch Book. ND93: p. 15. Su83: p. 13. Seiler-Baldinger, Annemarie. Textiles: pp. 14–15. Parker, Ron. The Sheep Book. ND83: Rogers, Penelope Walton; Jorgensen, Lise A Classification of Techniques. Moeyes, Marjo. Natural Dyeing in p. 14. Bender; Rast-Eicher, Antoinette/ SO96: pp. 14–15. Thailand. MJ95: p. 14. Parks, Carol. Make Your Own Great The Roman Textile Industry and Its Sekijima, Hisako. Basketry—Projects Monaghan, Kathleen; Joyner, Hermon. Vests: 90 Ways to Jazz Up Your Influence: A Birthday Tribute to John from Baskets to Grass Slippers. You Can Weave! Projects for Young Wardrobe. MJ01: p. 18. Peter Wild. JF03: pp. 21–22. JF92: p. 14. Weavers. SO01: p. 19. Parry, Linda. Textiles of the Arts and Rosen, Wendy. Profiles: Who’s Who in Selander, Malin. Weave a Weave. Monture, Joel. 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Weaver’s: Fabrics That Go Bump. Unplanned: Creative Handwoven Bind: Fiber Art by Ed Rossbach SO87: pp. 13–14. SO03: pp. 21–22. Clothing. JF93: p. 14. and Katherine Westphal from the __. Falcott’s Weave Compendium. __. The Best of Weaver’s: Huck Lace. Williams, Gerry. Apprenticeship in Daphne Farago Collectiom. MJ92: p. 14. SO00: p. 18. Craft. My82: p. 19. SO98: p. 10. __. The Structure of Weaving. JF87: __. The Best of Weavers Thick ’n Thin. Wilson, Jean. Joinings, Edges and Trims: Smith, Sheila; Walker, Freda. p. 17. MA02: pp. 21–22. Finishing Details for Handcrafted Feltmaking: The Whys and Sutton, Ann; Collingwood, Peter; __. The Complete Book of Drafting for Products.JF84: pp. 22, 25. Wherefores. MJ96: pp. 14–15. Hubbard, Geraldine St. Aubyn. Handweavers. ND93: pp. 14–15. __. Weaving with Style. 80SS: p. 14. Snyder, Mary. Lace and Lacey Weaves. The Craft of the Weaver: A van Epen, Marijke. The Unknown Wilson, Sadye Tune. Else Regensteiner: SO89: p. 23. 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Basketmaker’s Field Guide to Table: Domestic Needlework in Wipplinger, Michele. Color Trends. ND97: p. 12. Midwest Botanicals. MJ89: p. 15. Nineteenth-Century America. JF91: p. 10. Spring, Christopher; Hudson, Julie. __. Wisconsin Willow: Adventures of a MJ89: p. 14. Wipplinger, Michele; Reynolds, Carol; North African Textiles. SO97: Basketmaker. MJ86: p. 12. Vogue Sewing. MJ01: p. 18. Black, Elizabeth. Labrador Tea. p. 10. The Ashford Book of Rigid Heddle Voiers, Leslie. The Fabric Book II. Mr82: p. 22. Stalberg, Ulla. Decorative Art Weaving. SO03: p. 21. JF88: pp. 12–13. Yamagi, Soetsu. The Unknown Weaving. JF89: p. 25. The Business of Crafts: The Complete __. Looking at Twills. SO83: p. 27; Craftsman (A Japanese Insight Stanton, Ralph. Ars Textrina, Volume Directory of Resources for ND83: p. 14; JF86: p. 21. into Beauty). ND84: p. 12. One. Su84: p. 18. Artisans. SO97: p. 12. Wada, Yoshiko Iwamoto. Memory on Yamanobe, Tomoyuki. Opulence, the __. Ars Textrina, Volume Twelve. The Guild: A Sourcebook of American Cloth: Shibori Now. ND02: Kimonos and Robes of Itchiku SO91: p. 14. Craft Artists. ND86: p. 14. p. 20. Kubota. Su85: p. 14. __. Ars Textrina, Volumes Thirteen and The Guild: A Sourcebook of American Wada, Yoshiko Iwamoto; Rice, Mary Yang, Suny; Narasin, Rochelle. Textile Fourteen. ND92: p. 14. Craft Artists. SO89: p. 23. Kellogg; Barton, Jane. Shibori, the Art of Japan. MA90: p. 16. Stanton, Ralph; Hoskins, Janet. Ars Theophilus, Linda; Wood, Katherine. Inventive Art of Japanese Shaped Zanoni, Thomas; Schofield, Eileen. Textrina, Volumne Three. ND86: Peter Collingwood: Master Resist Dyeing. Su85:p. 14. Dyes from Plants: An Annotated pp. 11–12. Weaver. JF99: pp. 14–15. Warming, Wanda; Gaworski, Michael. List of References. ND85: p. 20. Stearns, Lynn. Papermaking for Tidball, Harriet. Handloom Weaves. The World of Indonesian Textiles. Basketry. MJ89: p. 15. Su85: p. 20. SO92: p. 14. REVIEWS: COMPUTER SOFTWARE __. Papermaking for Basketry and Other __. Woolens and Tweeds. Nv81: p. 93. Wasserman, Tamara; Hill, Jonathan. AVL. AVL Generation II. Su83: p. 76. Crafts. ND92: p. 14. Toale, Bernard. The Art of Bolivian Indian Textiles: Billington, Selena. “Three IBM Color Sterk, Beatrijs; Laue, Dietmar. Jahrbuch Papermaking. MJ86: p. 12. Traditional Designs and Costumes. Drawdown Programs.” ND88: Textil 85/86. SO86: pp. 10–11. Todd-Hooker, Kathe. Shaped Tapestry. Mr82: p. 21. pp. 36–37. Stevens, Rebecca; Wada, Yoshiko ND04: pp. 21–22. Watt, James; Wardwell, Anne. When Braid Runner, Version 1.0, 1997. Iwamoto. The Kimono Tomita, Jun and Noriko. Japanese Ikat Silk Was Gold: Central Asian and MJ97: pp. 14–15. Inspiration: Art and Art-to-Wear Weaving. ND83: p. 14. Chinese Textiles. MA00: Dearborn, Nora; Bush, Robert. in America. SO96: p. 21. __. Japanese Ikat Weaving. Su85: p. 14. pp. 14–15. Learning to Weave the Interactive Stinchecum, Amanda Mayer. Kosode, Trapp, Kenneth; Risatti, Howard. Weber, Nicholos Fox; Asbaghi, Way. MA98: p. 10. 16th–19th Century Textiles from Skilled Work: American Craft in Pandora Tabatabai. Anni Albers. Eatough, Judie. “Computer Weaving the Nomura Collection. Su85: the Renwick Gallery. ND98: MA00: p. 14. Software: An Introduction.” p. 14. p. 10. Weiner, Annette; Schneider, Jane. SO02: p. 62. Stocksdale, Joy. Polychrome Screen Troy, Virginia Gardner. Anni Albers Cloth and Human Experience. Ed. “Computer Bulletin Board Printing. ND85: p. 20. and Ancient American Textiles: JF91: pp. 13–14. Services.” SO91: pp. 26–27. Stockton, James. Designer’s Guide to From Bauhaus to Black Mountain. Weltge, Sigrid. Bauhaus Textiles. George, Patrice. “Review: Generation Color and Designer’s Guide to ND04: pp. 20–21. MJ98: p. 11. II Version 2.10.” SO91: p. 26. Color 2. ND85: pp. 18, 20. Tsunoyama, Yukihiro. Textiles of the __. Women’s Work: Textile Art from the Macomber Looms. Weave Master. Stone, Sarah Howard. French Hand Andes: Catalog of Amano Bauhaus. MJ94: p. 13. Su83: p. 76. Sewing. SO85: p. 22. Collection. Nv81: p. 94. West, Janice. Marketing Your Arts and Strickler, Carol. “Software Programs Strickler, Carol. A Portfolio of Turner, Katy. The Legacy of the Great Crafts. SO95: p. 16. for the Weaver and Textile American Coverlets. ND83: Wheel. My81: p. 71. West, Virginia. A Cut Above: Couture Artist: EagerStriper and Plaids- p. 15. Ulrich, Laurel Thatcher. The Age of Clothing for Fibre Artists. JF93: Planner; Fairisle Designer; Stitch Strickler, Carol; Li, Yezhen. The Homespun: Objects and Stories in p. 14. Grapher.” Su85: pp. 80–81.

© Handwoven® magazine, Interweave Press LLC. www.handwovenmagazine.com HANDWOVEN 35 Not to be reprinted. All rights reserved. Strickler, Carol; Strickler, Stewart. REVIEWS: VIDEOS Bradley, Louise. “Handspun Ikat.” My82: pp. 73–76, 98. [RH, 8] The Warp/Weft Calculator for the Ashenden, Becky. Dress Your Loom the Se81: pp. 65–67. [RH, 2, 4] __. “Rigid Heddle Weaving: How to Apple II. JF84: pp. 84–85. Swedish Way: An In-Depth Study Brostoff, Laya. “The Cartoon.” Ja82: Weave More Ends Per Inch.” Sullivan, Donna. “Weave 2.0.” of Time Honored Techniques. pp. 26–30, 87. [RH, 2] MJ86: pp. 68–71. [RH, 7] ND91: p. 32. MJ03: p. 20. Budd, Ann. “Pick-and-Pick Rag Coast- __. “Samples—Quick and Easy.” WeaveIt, Version 1.1. MJ96: pp. 19, 22. Guy, Sallie. Warping and Loom ers.” JF91: pp. 61, 78. [RH, 2] ND86: pp. 78–80. [RH, 2] Winweave, Version 1.0. MJ96: p. 22. Preparation. SO97: pp. 10–11. Christensen, Joanne. “A Splendor of a __. “The Southwest Collection: Rio Harvey, Nancy. American Tapestry Folk Warp.” FW80: pp. 48–49. Grande Placemats.” SO86: pp. REVIEWS: EXHIBITS AND SHOWS Today—An Exhibition: 1990. [RH] 54, IS: 11. [RH, 4] Ed. “Oregon School of Arts and ND91: p. 15. __. “Two Floor Pillows for the Rigid __. “Supplementary Weft Techniques Crafts’ 13th Annual Fashion __. Tapestry Techniques for Fabric for Heddle Loom.” Mr81: from Bhutan.” MJ94: pp. 62–65, Show.” MJ94: p. 19. Clothing. MA04: p. 20. pp. 56–58. [RH] 88–90. [RH, 4] __. “Women Weaving the World __. Tapestry Weaving—Level I. SO86: Davenport, Betty. “Adapting __. “Third Time Around Jacket.” Together: Beijing 1995.” JF95: p. 10. Handwoven Project Directions SO91: pp. 46, 88–89. [RH, 2] p. 23. Hendrickson, Linda. Weave A Tubular for Rigid Heddle Looms.” MJ93: __. “Thrums Pillow.” ND84: pp. 66, __. “Yarn Basket: Reeds.” JF95: p. 23. Cardwoven Neckpiece. ND96: pp. 63–64, 69. IS: 10. [RH, 4] Giles, Lynne. “Art/Culture/Future: p. 15. __. “Alpaca Sierra Vest.” ND91: __. “Top with Supplementary Warp American Craft ’86.” ND86: Knisely, Tom. A Comprehensive Guide pp. 74, 92–93. [RH, 2] Border.” ND92: pp. 44, 82. pp. 91, 94. to Warping Your Loom from Front __. “Andes Vest.” SO88: pp. 68, 104. [RH, 7] LaLena, Constance. “American to Back. ND04: p. 20. [RH, 2, 4] __. “Traditional Runner.” SO89: Tapestry Biennial I.” ND96: LaLena, Constance. Dressing the __. “Blue and White Stole.” 79FW: pp. 45, 78. [RH, 4] pp. 48–50. Loom, Weave Drafting the Easy pp. 36, 60; errata SS80: p. 36. __. “Warm and Wooly Waffle Weave Liebler, Barbara. “State of the Art Way. JF89: p. 25. [RH] Top.” 79FW: pp. 21, 55. [RH] Contemporary Fiber.” MA93: Maloney, Angie Walker; Clark, __. “Bronson Lace for Rigid Heddle __. “Warping for Stripes.” SO85: pp. 56–57. Susanne. Navajo Weaving: Looms.” JF94: pp. 40–43, pp. 18–19, IS: 3–4. [RH, 2] Painter, Hal. “World Tapestry Today: Sharing the Technique and 88–89. [RH, 5] Davenport, Betty; Alderman, Sharon; Organizing an International Tradition. MA99: p. 4. __. “Color Effects in Weft-Faced Plain Dobrovolny, Ardis. “Loom Exhibition.” MJ88: pp. 68–70. Murphy, Ann. Mary Yeiser and the Weave.” ND85: pp. 12–14, Shaped—3 Ways.” Mr82: Pettigrew, Dale. “The Ribbon: A Geza Gilbert Foldes Method of IS: 4; errata JF86: IS: 3. [RH, 4] pp. 44–46, 80–83. [RH, 4] Celebration of Life.” ND85: Teaching French Tapestry __. “Country Silk Top.” Su84: pp. 59, Davenport, Betty; Gaston-Voute, pp. 70–71. Weaving. ND99: pp. 10–11. 102, 104. [RH, 2] Suzanne. “On the Angle.” JF86: Preckshot, Amy. Weaving a Zoo: My Osterkamp, Peggy. Warping the Loom __. “Doubleweave on the Rigid Heddle pp. 62–64, IS: 13–15. [RH] Notebook. ND03: pp. 20–21. Back to Front. MJ03: p. 20. Loom.” MJ92: pp. 61–64, 91. Davenport, Betty; Rowley, Elaine; Proctor, Geri. “Seaforms in Spokane.” Sanders, Nadine. Warping on a [RH, 4] Alderman, Sharon. “A Bouquet Se82: pp. 14–15. Shoestring. MA01: p. 19. __. “Experiments in Color and Weave of Simple Summer Tops.” 80SS: Searle, Karen. “A Review: The Pile Stanley, Martha. Weaving Four- with Floats.” MA87: pp. 60–61, pp. 45, 66, 67; errata FW80: Thread Exhibition at the Selvedge Textiles on Our Floor IS: 14. [RH, 4] p. 4. [RH, 4] Minneapolis Institute of Arts.” Looms. SO93: pp. 11–12. __. “Guatemalan Shirt and Sash.” Deen, Anita. “Weekend Weaver: SO92: pp. 47–48. Theophilus, Linda; Wood, Katherine. Mr81: pp. 54, 72–74. [RH, 4] Stripe Up the Band.” MA03: Seeds, Carol. “Vision/Revision: Fiber Peter Collingwood: Master __. “Guatemalan Stripes.” MA83: pp. 32–34. [I, RH, 2, 4] in Transition.” JF97: pp. 30–31. Weaver. JF99: pp. 14–15. pp. 54–57, 93–95. [RH, 2] Dobrovolny, Ardis. “Autumn Pullovers.” West, Virginia. “From the Far West: Vickrey, Anne. Feltmaking Garments __. “Indian Chiola.” Mr81: pp. 55, Se82: pp. 48, 49, 90, 91. [RH, 2] Carpets and Textiles of and Surface Design Techniques. 74–75. [RH] __. “Southwest Sunrise Top.” Su85: Morocco.” My81: pp. 14, 16–17. SO92: p. 10. __. “Large Cloths from Small Looms.” pp. 42–43, IS: 7. [RH, 2, 4] Znamierowski, Nell. “Color, Light, Virginia Harvey: Legacy in Fibert Arts. JF87: pp. 72–73, IS: 13–14. __. “Woodtones Log Cabin Afghan.” Surface: Contemporary Fabrics.” ND03: pp. 21–22. [RH, 2] My82: pp. 28–29, 88. [RH, 2] ND90: pp. 33–37. Webster, Sandra Betzina. Handwoven __. “Leno.” MA92: pp. 50–51, 83–84. Ed. “Tapestry: An Idea Notebook.” __. “The International Textile and Quilted Garments. SO94: [RH, 2] Ja82: pp. 34–35, 84. [RH, 2] Scene.” MJ90: pp. 14, 16, 20, pp. 12–13. __. “Log Cabin Effect for the Rigid Eychaner, Barbara. “9 to 5 Overshirt.” 35. Heddle Loom.” ND87: JF84: pp. 43, 110. [RH, 4] pp. 42–43, IS: 4. [RH, 2] Gaynes, Margaret. “Decisions, RIB WEAVE see WEFT-FACED __. “Natural Brown Cotton Bread Decisions, Decisions.” JF94: REVIEWS: MUSIC WEAVES and RUGS Eversole, Nancy. Ballad Weaver: Cloth and Napkins.” SO91: pp. 16–18, 83. [RH, 2, 4] Kentucky Woman. MJ88: pp. 58–59, 93–94. [RH, 4] Gilbert, Donna. “Two Loom-Shaped RIGID HEDDLE PROJECTS pp. 12–13. __. “Naturally Colored Cotton Designs for Narrow Looms.” Adams, Brucie; Nash, Jeannie. Ensemble.” MJ93: pp. 62, 86. FW80: pp. 28–30. [RH, 2, 4] “The Hair of the Dog.” Mr82: [RH, 4] Green, Julie. “Ribweave Dress Fabric.” REVIEWS: PERIODICALS pp. 62–63. [RH, 2] __. “Nature Designs.” Se81: Ja82: pp. 37, 87. [RH, 2] American Fabrics and Fashions Alderman, Sharon. “Cotton Coverup.” Magazine. Se81: p. 78. pp. 56–57, 84, 95. [RH, 4] Hartwig, Tamara. “Blue, Lavender, and Su83: pp. 44, 81. [RH, 2] __. “Not for Beginners Only: An Easy Gray Scarf.” SO89: p. 53. [RH] Anderson-Shea, Charlene. Teaching __. “Luscious Chenille Shawl.” for Learning. JF89: p. 25. Tabard.” JF84: pp. 50–51. [RH, 2] Henrikson, Susan. “A Little Dye MA94: pp. 61, 87. [RH, 2, 4] __. “Not for Beginners Only: Garments Makes the Difference.” MA83: Australian Forum for Textile Arts. __. “Swatch Collection #3.” My81: ND82: p. 12. from Narrow Fabrics.” MA85: pp. 60–62, 97–98. [RH, 2] pp. 87–89, 79. [RH, 2, 4, 6] pp. 18–22, 24, IS: 3. [RH, 4] Hess, Ellen. “Rainbow Chenille CraftsWoman Magazine. JF87: p. 18. Austin, Deborah. “Checkerboard Homeworking Mothers. JF87: p. 18. __. “Not for Beginners Only: Loom- Scarves.” MA94: pp. 76, 91. Sweater.” JF94: pp. 48, 91–92. Controlled Inlay.” Su85: pp. [RH, 2, 4] Ligon, Linda. “Woman’s Wear Daily.” [RH, 2, 4] ND83: p. 12. 11–13, IS: 3. [RH, 5] Hewson, Betty. “A Handwoven Berent, Mary. “Pieced Blue Square __. “Not for Beginners Only: Sweater.” SO83: pp. 85–86. Textilforum. ND82: p. 12. Top.” MA94: pp. 55, 83–84. The Journal for Weavers, Spinners & Supplementary Warp for Novelty [RH, 4] [RH, 2, 4] Yarns.” JF85: pp. 34–35. [RH, 4] Hirsch, Grace. “Ribbon Vest.” JF83: Dyers. JF87: p. 18. Bliss, Anne. “Boxed Rainbows: What Våv. ND82: p. 12. __. “Not for Beginners Only: What pp. 44, 88. [RH, 4] to Do with a Dye Kit.” MA83: If...Vest.” SO84: pp. 74–75, 108. Holmgren, Mary. “Berry Festival Wipplinger, Michele. Color Trends. pp. 68–69, 102. [RH, 2, 4] ND84: pp. 13–14. [RH, 2] Swatch.” SO98: pp. 44, 68. __. “Ikat with Ease.” Se81: pp. 60–62. __. “Rigid Heddle Loom Warping.” [RH, 2] [RH, 2]

© Handwoven® magazine, Interweave Press LLC. www.handwovenmagazine.com HANDWOVEN 36 Not to be reprinted. All rights reserved. Höykinpuro, Anja. “Weaving with Design 2X.” Se81: pp. 54–55, Benedict, Alma. “Country Charm SO97: pp. 40, 84. [4] Poppana.” MJ97: pp. 38–39, 90–91. [RH, 2] Rugs.” JF96: pp. 69–71, 85. Green, Louise; Wilton, Robin; Schomp, 76–77. [RH, 2, 4] Steinkoenig, Judy. “Not for Beginners [2, 4] Halcyon. “A Trio of Rugs.” Johnson, Beth. “The Tweed of Harris.” Only: Shadow Scarves.” Se82: Berkowitz, Sylvia. “Ice and Sky Rug.” 79FW: pp. 30–31, 58. [I, 4] Nv81: pp. 47–49, 87. [RH, 2, 4] p. 73. [RH, 2, 4] ND90: pp. 43, 70–71. [2, 4] Hamilton, Falene. “Summer and Jones, Janice. “Plaid Tufted Pillow.” Switzer, Chris. “Christmas Scarves.” Blumenthal, Betsy; Kreider, Kathryn. Winter: A Rug for All Seasons.” SO92: pp. 65, 84. [RH, 2, 4] FW80: pp. 54, 57, 80. “Blue Jeans Rag Rug.” ND88: SO86: pp. 42–43, IS: 8. [4] Kaulitz, Manuela. “Weaving Charted [RH, 2, 4, 8] pp. 64–66, 87. [2, 3] Harrison, Deborah. “Diagonal Designs in Pick-Up Broché.” __. “Getting Started on a Rigid Heddle Blumenthal, Betsy; Patrick, Jane. Delight.” ND01: pp. 33–35. [4] MA96: pp. 52–55, 83–84. Loom.” ND95: pp. 56–58. “Legacies from the Past.” SO02: Harter, Joyce. “Double Warp Overlay [RH, 2, 4] Urquhart, Linda. “Wrap It Up!” pp. 64–66. [2, 4] for Rugs.” ND93: pp. 64–66, 90; Klippenstein, Carol; Davenport, SO83: pp. 41, 109. [RH] Bohannan, Ronnine. “Warp- errata ND94: p. 89. [6] Betty. “Home Weaving.” 79FW: Wertenberger, Kathryn. “Beyond the Patterned Rug.” SO86: Harvey, Nancy. “Tips for Weaving pp. 32–33, 59; errata SS80: Fringe.” Nv81: pp. 27–28. pp. 40–41, IS: 7–8; errata SO87: Tapestry Rugs Part I.” ND01: p. 64. [RH, 4] [RH, 8] IS: 3. [4, 8] pp. 58–59. LaLena, Constance. “Fabrics for __. “Tools of the Designer.” Se81: Bright, Kathy. “Cloth Strip Rug in Hochberg, Bette. “Fleece Rug.” Mr81: Interiors.” Se82: pp. 33–34, 84. pp. 50–52. [RH, 2, 4] Double Binding.” ND93: p. 52. [RH, 2, 4, 6] Xenakis, David. “Coverlet Weaves on a pp. 55, 87–88. [4] Holman, Barbara; Harrison, Deborah; Merrill, Liberty. “Liberty’s Tabard.” Rigid-Heddle.” FW80: pp. 38–40. Butler, Su. “The Answer Lady: Rug- Silver-Schack, Bettes. “Warp MA94: pp. 36, 82. [RH, 2, 4] [RH] Weaving Tips.” ND01: Rep Rugs: A Gallery.” ND01: Meyers, Jan. “Kitchen Towel and __. “Home Weaving: Linen ’n Lace.” pp. 28–29. pp. 56–57. Placemat Set.” MA99: pp. 52, 79FW: pp. 44–45. [RH] Carlstedt, Catharina. “Eight-Shaft Höykinpuro, Anja. “Ikat for Rag Rug 72–73. [RH, 2, 4] __. “Waffle!” 80SS: pp. 70–71. [RH] Rep Rug.” SO88: pp. 34, 94–95. Weavers.” ND94: pp. 54–57. Moore [Buchheit], Carla. “Holly Berry Znamierowski, Nell. “Finishing Wool: [8] [2, 4] Scarves.” JF94: pp. 69, 97–98. Three Approaches.” Nv81: Collingwood, Peter. “Double Irwin, Bobbie. “Oriental Rugs, [RH, 2, 4] pp. 50–53, 83, 86. [RH, 2, 4] Corduroy with Varied Pile.” California Style.” JF92: Munishore, Jennifer. “Recycled SO86: pp. 47–50. pp. 40–42. Placemats.” MA94: pp. 34, 81. RIGID HEDDLE see LOOMS: RIGID __. “Rug Weaving Techniques.” Johnston, Coleen. “Rag Rug [RH, 2, 4] HEDDLE LOOMS MJ91: pp. 68–70. Revisited.” SO91: p. 50. Patrick, Jane. “Evening Bag with Loop Dillard, Marilyn. “A Critique: Una Jones, Janice. “Colorworks Krokbragd Pile.” SO92: pp. 66, 92. [RH, 2, 4] RIPSMATTA see WARP REP Flor Morada.” MA83: Rug.” ND93: pp. 53, 86–87; __. “Krokbragd Pattern in Twill on pp. 44–45. [4] errata MJ94: p. 75. [8] Only Three Shafts.” MA01: ROBES AND CAFTANS __. “Double Corduroy.” SO86: __. “Sock Tops Rug.” MJ88: pp. 66, pp. 64–66. [RH, 4] Alderman, Sharon. “Hooded Caftan.” pp. 44–45, IS: 9. [4] 89–90. [2, 4] __. “Not for Beginners Only: Finger 80SS: pp. 46, 65. [4] __. “Twill Rug.” ND85: pp. 41, Kai, Jette. “Danish Design: Black and Control.” MA83: pp. 70–72. Ed. “Cotton Bathrobe.” Mr82: IS: 5, Cover. [4] White Rug.” MJ87: pp. 50, [F, RH, 2, 4] pp. 50–51, 91–92. [4] __. “Weft-Striped Bedspread.” SO83: IS: 8. [2, 4] __. “Simple Lace Mat.” MA89: Gilbert, Donna. “Two Loom-Shaped pp. 60–61, 105–106. [4] Kaulitz, Manuela. “Summer Berries, pp. 68–69, 73. [RH, 8] Designs for Narrow Looms.” Drooker, Penelope. “Navajo Inspired Autumn Leaves Rug.” SO97: __. “Simple Textures and Patterns on FW80: pp. 28–30. [RH, 2, 4] Rugs.” MA85: pp. 58–61, pp. 36, 81. [4] the Rigid Heddle Loom.” JF01: Kennard, Teresa. “Luxurious IS: 16. [4] Keasbey, Doramay. “Favorite Finishes pp. 68–71. [RH] Indulgences.” JF97: pp. 42–43, Ed. “Easy Weaving for Easy Living.” for Weft-Faced Rugs.” ND01: __. “Texture As Stripe!” MA83: 79–80. [2, 4] 80SS: pp. 48–49. [2. 4] pp. 80–81. pp. 66–67, 98. [RH, 2, 4] __. “On Rugs and Rug Weaving.” Knisely, Tom. “Checkerboard Twill __. “Warp-Faced Band with Weft ROSEPATH see also TWILL and MA84: pp. 75–77. Rug.” ND01: pp. 30–32. [4] Fringe.” MA03: pp. 64–66. [RH] BOUNDWEAVE __. “Rug Finishing Diagrams.” ND94: __. “Making a Simple Shaft- __. “Window Hanging.” SO91: Barr, Linda. “Advent Calendar.” p. 93. Switching Device.” ND01: pp. 59, 94–95. [RH, 2] SO95: pp. 69, 90. [4, 8] __. “Triangular Warp Bundle pp. 73–74. Percelay, Morris. “Country Casual Fisher, Sandi. “Designing Rosepath Diagram.” ND98: p. 76. __. “Rainbow Rugs.” MA03: Afghan.” My82: pp. 28–29, 88. Figures on Eight Shafts.” SO90: __. “Unusual Rug Wefts.” ND94: pp. 40–43. [4] [RH, 2] pp. 70–71. pp. 60–61. __. “Warping Front to Back for a Peterson, Laurie; Shively, Linda; Kessler, Barbara. “Rosepath Plaid Dish Erickson, Johanna. “A Feast of Colors Striped Rag Rug.” ND04: Cipolla, Anne. “Towels: A Rigid Towel.” MA93: pp. 75, 90. [4] for Production Rag Weaving.” pp. 38–40. [4] Heddle Study Group Project.” Savel, Beverly. “From Rosepath to Blocks: ND93: pp. 86–87, 88–89. [2, 4] Krook, Inga. “From Rags to Riches.” MA93: pp. 34–35. [RH] Farmer’s Market Runner and __. “Nantucket Hit-and-Miss Rag Su83: pp. 32–38. [4] Rowley, Elaine. “Warm and Wooly Napkins.” MJ00: pp. 70–73. [8] Rugs.” SO97: pp. 38–39. [4] __. “Maria Rag Rug.” Su85: Lace Weave Top.” 79FW: Windeknecht, Margaret. “Color-and- Evans, Jane. “Pictorial Rugs on Four pp. 56–57, IS: 14. [4] pp. 21, 56. [RH] Weave on Rosepath.” JF91: Shafts.” ND93: pp. 58, 61, LaLena, Constance. “Fabrics for an Schacht, Nora. “Nora’s Scarf.” MA94: pp. 52–54, 75–76. [4] 89–90. [4] Eccentric Den.” JF90: pp. 35, 81. [RH, 2, 4] __. “Rags Unlimited.” My81: pp. 88–91, 85–87; errata MJ90: Schomp, Halcyon. “Warm and Wooly pp. 44–45. [16] p. 97. [2, 4, 5] RUGS Scarves.” 79FW: pp. 20–21, 52. Alderman, Sharon. “Krokbragd.” __. “The Thick and Thin of Shadow __. “Fabrics for Interiors: Simple [RH] Mr81: pp. 33–36; additional Weave.” MA90: pp. 40–41; Pleasures for the Bath.” MA91: Scorgie, Jean; Straight, Dixie. “Reefs Se81: p. 7. [3] errata MA91: p. 84. [4] pp. 82–83, 95–96. [2, 4, 6] and Shoals Scarf.” MJ91: pp. 41, Anderson-Shea, Charlene. “Selvedge Eychaner, Barbara. “Monk’s Belt Bath Ligon, Linda. “Barefoot Comfort Rag 90. [RH, 2] Strip Rugs.” JF90: pp. 56–57. [4] Set.” MA95: pp. 64, 86–87. [4] Rug.” SO84: pp. 70, 105. [4] Snover, Susan; Farnbach, Connie. Anstine, Jean. “Traditional Fortin, Sarah. “Duvet Cover, Pillow, Lippert, Connie; Heifetz, Jeanne; “Glad Rags!” My81: pp. 50, 76, Threadings: Weft-Faced Rug.” and Mat.” SO98: pp. 46, 74–76. Rohde, Michael. “Taqueté Rugs: 78, 79, 82; errata, Se81: p. 22. ND82: pp. 48, 93. [4] [8] A Gallery.” ND01: pp. 68–69. [RH, 2, 4] Bateman, Wendy. “Bring Me Your Giles, Lynne. “Blue Pick-and-Pick Rug.” Lochner, Arnold. “So, You’d Like to Spencer, Emmy. “Plain and Simple Shirts, Your Sweaters, and SO89: pp. 46, 79–80. [2, 4] Build a Rug.” JF96: pp. 66–68. Jacket.” SO93: pp. 53, 88–89. Pants.” ND93: p. 54. [4] __. “Warp-Faced Rugs.” SO86: Madden, Gail. “Weaving Rugs on a [RH, 2, 4] Bendon, Jean. “Bath Rug.” Mr82: pp. 40–41. Lightweight Loom.” ND94: Spencer, Emmy; Scorgie, Jean. “1 pp. 50–51, 90. [4] Granquist, Nedra. “Wool Rag Rug.” pp. 62–63.

© Handwoven® magazine, Interweave Press LLC. www.handwovenmagazine.com HANDWOVEN 37 Not to be reprinted. All rights reserved. Marshall, Kelly. “Frank Lloyd Wright Scorgie, Jean; Martin, Gloria. “Four- Runner.” MJ91: pp. 73, 86; George, Patrice. “Lace and Flowers: Rug.” ND95: pp. 37, 82. [8] Shaft Doubleweave with Color- errata SO91: p. 87. [4] Vintage Inspiration.” ND87: __. “Trellis Rep Floor Runner.” and-Weave Effects.” Su85: Berg, Beverly. “Color Wheel Tea Set.” pp. 68–69. ND95: pp. 39, 93–94; errata pp. 38–39, IS: 15. [4] JF92: pp. 50, 86–87. [4] Golay, Myrna. “Skillbragd Runner.” JF96: p. 84. [8] Selander, Malin. “January Rug.” Bliss, Anne. “Ikat with Ease.” Se81: MJ87: pp. 60–61, IS: 12. Matthews, Vicki. “A Magic Carpet MA88: pp. 50, IS: 6. [4] pp. 60–62. [RH, 2] [6, 10, 12] Ride with Paul Ramsey.” ND95: Sharpee, Debra; Yamamoto, Judith T. Bradley, Louise. “Color Study Runners.” Hammel, Christina. “How to Weave pp. 48–49. “Diamond Rag Rug.” ND01: ND88: pp. 52, 80–82. [4] Name Drafts.” ND97: pp. 35–36, Mattila, Wynne. “Aurora Rug in pp. 44–46. [2] Bradshaw, Susan. “Natural Linen 77. [4] Finnish Raanu.” ND04: Shaw, Margaret. “Shaker Twisted- Runner.” ND94: pp. 71, 97–98. Hannikainen, Tuija. “Mock Damask pp. 58–60. [2, 4] Weft Rug.” SO97: pp. 41, 81. [8] Table Runners.” MA93: pp. 43, __. “Game Plan for Rugs.” JF97: [2, 4] Brewin, Beth. “Cottolin Runner in M’s 80. [8] pp. 56–58, 80–81; errata MA97: Snover, Susan; Farnbach, Connie. and O’s.” MJ89: pp. 48, 79. [4] Hazel, Lestra. “Warp Rep for Runners.” p. 73. [3] “Glad Rags!” My81: pp. 50, 76, Brochu, Luellen. “Blueberry Runner.” MJ02: pp. 48–51. [4, 8] Meany, Janet. “Kentucky Mountain 78, 79, 82; errata, Se81: p. 22. ND97: pp. 55, 83–84. [4] Heller, Margaret. “Christmas Runner Log Cabin.” ND01: pp. 40–43. [RH, 2, 4] Bunke, Kim Marie. “Tabletop Set— in Summer and Winter.” SO01: [2, 4] Stafford, Barbara. “The Mrs. Irene On One Warp.” SO88: pp. 36, pp. 76–78. [8] Nelson, Andrew. “Helen’s Bath Mat.” Brown Rugs.” SO97: pp. 34–35, 96–97. [4] Howard, Miranda. “Doubleweave ND98: pp. 55, 79. [8] 84. [2, 4] Curran, Georgean. “Wedding Runner.” Blocks on Eight.” Su85: Nickol, Mary. “Ripsmatta Rug.” Stafford, Kent. “Color Adventure ND97: pp. 41, 80. [4] pp. 36–37, IS: 16. [8] SO03: pp. 48–51. [4] Rugs.” ND94: pp. 58–59, 92–93. Daugherty, Robin. “Touch the Earth __. “Finnish Lace.” Su84: pp. 80–81. Nofsinger, Mark. “Weft-Faced Twill [4] Table Runner.” SO84: pp. 64, [8] Rag Rug.” JF91: pp. 60–61, Stanley, Martha. “Designing Women: 100. [4] Höykinpuro, Anja. “Weaving with 77–78. [4] After the Rug Workshop.” Davenport, Betty. “Doubleweave on Poppana.” MJ97: pp. 38–39, Nylander, Jan. “Hand-Dyed Rug.” ND01: pp. 36–37. the Rigid Heddle Loom.” MJ92: 76–77. [RH, 2, 4] SO89: pp. 46, 79. [2, 4] __. “Rug Finishes: An Overview.” pp. 61–64, 91. [RH, 4] Irwin, Alison. “Daisy Chain Runner.” Oldenburg, Betty. “Stenciled Rag Nv81: pp. 32–34. __. “Log Cabin Effect for the Rigid MA95: pp. 63, 87. [4, 6] Rug.” Su84: p. 74. [4] Stoehr, Mary Kay. “Twill Wool Rug.” Heddle Loom.” ND87: __. “Doubleweave Runner.” JF88: Olmsted, Rosemary. “Flying Carpet MA84: pp. 56, 108. [8] pp. 42–43, IS: 4. [RH, 2] pp. 50, IS: 5; errata MA88: IS: Rug.” ND92: pp. 43, 81. [3] Stratton, Gretchen. “Double Binding __. “Supplementary Weft Techniques 4; errata SO90: p. 74. [4] Patrick, Jane. “Kitchen Rag Rug.” Rug with Blocks.” SO97: pp. 37, from Bhutan.” MJ94: pp. 62–65, Jensen, Gay. “Warp-Faced Weaving: MA02: pp. 28–30. [4] 82–83. [8] 88–90. [RH, 4] Part I.” My82: pp. 42–44, 93, __. “Rug with Spool-Knitted Weft.” Toller, Pam. “Russet Rug.” FW80: __. “Traditional Runner.” SO89: Cover. [4] JF93: p. 61. pp. 32, 77. [4] pp. 45, 78. [RH, 4] Johnson, Ellen. “For Starters: Ellen’s Pizzo, Miranda. “Jason Collingwood: Torgow, Joan. “Diversified Plain DeAtley, Suzanne. “Summer Rose Table Runner.” ND03: pp. 34–37. Continuing the Tradition.” Weave.” ND96: pp. 62–64, Leno Mat.” MJ94: pp. 60–61, [4] ND99: pp. 78–80. 80–83. [4] 86–87. [2, 4] Jones, Janice. “Bright and Bold.” Pritchard, Emilie. “Shaft Switching Tramba, Diane. “Ripsmatta Rug.” Dobbs, Deborah. “Keep It Simple: MA83: pp. 50–51, 88–89. [2, 4] for Taqueté Rugs.” ND01: My81: pp. 45, 83; errata, Se81: Christmas Runner.” SO86: Kaestner, Tracy. “Christmas Table pp. 70–72. [4] p. 22. [6] pp. 34–35; errata JF87: IS: 16. [4] Square.” SO01: pp. 68–70. [4] Pritchard, Emilie; Kerley, Kimberlee; Veerkamp, Mary. “Planned Dobrovolny, Ardis. “Turned Draft __. “Minuet in Color.” SO00: Stafford, Barbara. “Shaft- Serendipity.” MA83: pp. 46–47, Runner.” JF84: pp. 62–64; errata pp. 44–47. [4] Switched Rugs: A Gallery.” 84; errata SO83: p. 92. [4] Su84: p. 92. [6] __. “A Miracle Holiday Warp.” ND01: pp. 74–75. Waggoner, Phyllis. “Rugs in the Elkins, Barbara. “Advancing Twill Is ND99: pp. 18–21. [4] Redding, Eric. “Boundweave Rug.” Scandinavian Way.” MJ87: for Four Shafts Too!” MA01: pp. Keasbey, Doramay. “Twill with a Ja82: pp. 38, 83. [4] pp. 58–59, IS: 11. [4] 46–49; errata ND01: p. 15. [4] Twist.” ND85: pp. 31–32. [4, 12] Rogers, Letitia; Cromley, Joanne; Walker, Barbara. “One-Day Rug.” Ellis, Catharine. “Woven Shibori on Klein, Nancy. “Summerweave: Dal Olson, Terry. “Tapestry Rugs: MA02: pp. 32–34. [2, 4] Four Shafts.” SO02: pp. 44–47. Dräll Table Runner.” 80SS: A Gallery.” ND01: pp. 60–61. Wiley, Elizabeth. “Ripsmatta.” MJ99: [4] pp. 25, 52. Rohde, Michael. “Block Weave Rugs.” pp. 48–50, 71–72. [8] Erickson, Johanna. “A Feast of Colors Klippenstein, Carol; Davenport, MJ00: pp. 44–47. [4, 8] Yamamoto, Judith. “A Room-Size Rag for Production Rag Weaving.” Betty. “Home Weaving.” 79FW: __. “Block Weave Rugs with Inlay.” Rug.” SO91: pp. 48–49, 75. ND93: pp. 86–87, 88–89. [2, 4] pp. 32–33, 59; errata SS80: ND01: pp. 64–67. [4, 6] Evans, Jane. “Rose Runner in Bronson p. 64. [RH, 4] Schomp, Halcyon. “Shades of a RUNNERS Lace.” MJ00: pp. 62–65. [4] Kohls, Elda. “Ikat Effects without the Desert Sunset.” 80SS: pp. 32, Alderman, Sharon. “Cloth Strip Evitt, Gisela. “Blue Point Runner.” Fuss.” ND00: pp. 38–42. [2, 4] 58. [2] Runner.” MA88: pp. 51, IS: 7. ND97: pp. 37, 78; errata JF98: Krook, Inga. “Rag Weaving: A Schomp, Halcyon; Jaeger, Hector. [2, 4] p. 73. [4] History of Necessity.” MJ87: “Maine Coast Memories Rug.” __. “Gerber Daisies Runner.” MA98: __. “A Chance Visit: Double Ring pp. 38–39, IS: 5. [4] ND84: pp. 72, IS: 14. [4] pp. 40, 76–77. [8] Anniversary Runner.” MJ97: __. “Sun Lightning Runner.” MJ89: Schonkala, Nicky. “Bold Block Rug.” __. “One Good Turn Deserves pp. 72–73, 87. [8] pp. 46, 78–79. [2, 4] MJ99: pp. 51, 73. [4] Another.” SO98: pp. 48–49, __. “Double Pick-Up Inlay on Double Leary, Catherine. “Celtic Cross Schuster, Stracka. “Boundweave 81–82. [6] Weave.” JF88: pp. 49, IS: Runner.” MJ99: pp. 57, 70. [9] Rosepath Rug.” JF97: pp. 55, __. “A Winter Celebration.” JF94: 15–16. [4] Leethem, Kaino. “Christmas Runner.” 83–84. [4] pp. 24–25, 83. [6] Farling, Kathleen. “Anniversary Table ND82: pp. 78–79. [4] Scorgie, Jean. “Block Weave Rug.” Anderson, Mary. “Old Draft, New Runner.” MJ98: pp. 55, Leinweber, Sandra. “Designing with ND87: pp. 58, IS: 14. [4] System.” ND82: pp. 55, 97. [4] 105–106. [7] Doubleweave Blocks.” MJ92: __. “Cotton Rag Rug.” ND91: Asher, Eva Gerd. “Candelabra Gaynes, Margaret. “Beginner’s Corner: pp. 50–53, 87. [8] pp. 61, 90. [2, 4] Christmas Runner.” ND97: Avoiding Frayed Fringes.” MJ91: Ligon, Linda. “Penny-Wise Table __. “Country Rag Rug.” SO85: pp. 63, 81. [8] pp. 36–38. [2, 4] Runner.” SO84: pp. 73, 109. [4] pp. 41, IS: 4. [4] Aune, Janis. “Monk’s Belt Holiday __. “Beginner’s Corner: Start with a Linden, Deborah. “Shadow Weave __. “Flower Garden Rug.” SO92: Runner.” SO95: pp. 70, 91. [4] Drawdown.” MA92: pp. 20–22, Runner.” JF92: pp. 48, 83. [8, 10] pp. 60, 83–84. [4] Ball, Patti. “Country Morning Table 80. [4] Lovett, Joan. “Christmas Counter- __. “Wave Crest Rug.” MA91: Runner.” Su85: pp. 82–83. [2, 4] __. “Turning a Pattern into a Project.” panes.” SO92: pp. 73, 85–86. pp. 48, 91. [4] Beevers, Sue. “Bordered Overshot ND90: pp. 44–46, 72. [4] [2, 4]

© Handwoven® magazine, Interweave Press LLC. www.handwovenmagazine.com HANDWOVEN 38 Not to be reprinted. All rights reserved. Lovett, Louise. “Painted-Warp Sullivan, Donna. “Borders Framing SADDLE BLANKETS Piroch, Sigrid. “Letters and Words in Runner.” MA93: p. 42. Overshot.” JF95: pp. 56–59, 87. Chandler, Deborah [Redding]. Bronson Lace: It’s as Easy as Madden, Gail. “Country Skies Runner.” [4] “To Weave a Saddle Blanket.” ABC.” MA90: pp. 68–71. [4. 8] JF96: pp. 65, 86–87. [4] __. “Overshot with Eight Pattern MA96: pp. 60–62, 78–79. [4] Schlein, Alice. “Lampas Unraveled.” Mobrand, Maj-Brit. “Holiday Table Blocks.” JF94: pp. 54–57. [8] Drooker, Penelope. “Navajo Inspired JF00: pp. 62–64. [4, 8] Runner.” SO97: pp. 67, 74. [2, 4] __. “Weaving with Multiple Tensions.” Rugs.” MA85: pp. 58–61, IS: 16. Scorgie, Jean. “Doubleweave Sewing Muller, Donna. “Swedish Lace Runner.” SO90: pp. 64–69, 83. [4] [4] Caddy and Needlecase.” MJ92: ND97: pp. 47, 84. [4] Sverrisdóttir, Aslaug. “Krossvefnadur: Schomp, Halcyon. “The Masculine pp. 37–41, 80–82. [4] Myer, Nancy. “Star Christmas Mat.” A Nordic Tapestry Technique.” Element: Saddle Blanket.” __. “Easy Doubleweave Pick-Up.” SO90: pp. 61, 82–83. [4] MJ87: pp. 66–67, IS: 15. [2, 4] FW80: pp. 34–35, 58. [4] JF88: pp. 41–46. [4] Owen, Bob. “Bronson Lace Pick-Up.” Theodore, Lynette. “Keep it Simple: __. “Weaving a Four-Shaft Twill MA92: pp. 56–57, 85–86. [3, 4] A Cotton Table Runner.” SO85: Sampler.” SO95: pp. 58–60. SAMITUM __. “A Day Runner.” MJ02: p. 84. [4] Christensen, Joanne. “Two Floor [4, 8] pp. 44–47. [8] Valk, Gene. “It’s a Frame-Up!” SO83: Pillows for the Rigid Heddle __. “Weaving a Tapestry Sampler.” __. “Doubleweave Runner.” ND87: p. 83, 109; errata JF84: pp. 89. [4] Loom.” Mr81: pp. 56–58. [RH] MA88: pp. 44–48. [4] pp. 41, 76. [8] van der Hoogt, Madelyn. “Twill Strickler, Carol. “Weave Color!” Patrick, Jane. “Two on Two: Two-Block Thrills, An Introduction.” 79FW: p. 8. SAMPLES AND SAMPLERS see also Log Cabin Runner.” MJ00: MA01: pp. 22–25. [8] Sullivan, Donna. “Overshot Borders pp. 40–42. [RH, 2, 4] van der Meiden, Jette. “Adapting GAMPS with Eight Shafts.” MA95: Alderman, Sharon. “A Matter of Saulson, Sarah. “Now We Are Eight: A Angstadt’s Patterns to Eight- pp. 80–82. Twill.” JF92: pp. 36–39, 82. [8] Shadow-Weave Gamp for a Table Shaft Looms.” ND90: Torgow, Joan. “Upholstery Sampling.” Arkenberg, Rebecca. “Tales from the Runner.” JF04: pp. 40–43. [8] pp. 56–57, 81–82. [8] ND94: pp. 50–52, 90–91. Loom: Story Characters on Four Savel, Beverly. “From Rosepath to Walker, Barbara. “Check(er)mate: [4, 8, 9] Shafts.” SO94: pp. 62–68. [4] Blocks: Farmer’s Market Runner Double Duty Table Runner.” Tuller, Evelyn. “A Color Reference Bress, Helene. “Theme and and Napkins.” MJ00: pp. 70–73. SO03: pp. 44–46. [8] Fringe.” MA98: p. 27. Variations.” MA85: pp. 62–64. [8] __. “Hearts Afire.” SO01: pp. 52–54. [8] Wertenberger, Kathryn. “On the Burton, Dorothy. “A Decorative Schlein, Alice. “The Magic of Amal- __. “Log Cabin with a Supplementary Value of Making Samples.” Sampler in Spot Bronson.” gamation: A New Look at Twill.” Warp.” MJ00: pp. 58–61. [4] 80SS: pp. 12–13. JF04: pp. 60–63. [8] JF03: pp. 66–68. [8] __. “Name Drafting: Madelyn’s First West, Virginia. “A Bronson Lace Davenport, Betty. “Samples—Quick Scorgie, Jean. “Carved Stone Table Handwoven.” ND99: pp. 36–38. Sampler.” MA92: pp. 54–55. and Easy.” ND86: pp. 78–80. Runner.” JF91: pp. 56, 77. [8] [6] [RH, 2] __. “Crackle Christmas Runner.” Wilhite, Mark. “Christmas Tree __. “Unusual Ways with Leno.” SATIN see also DAMASK SO87: pp. 58, IS: 13. [4] Runner.” SO92: pp. 75, 87–88. [8] MA86: pp. 46–48, IS: 8. [RH, 4] Alderman, Sharon. “The Beautiful __. “Designing a Border with Inlaid Woodbury, DeeDee. “A Personal First: Drooker, Penelope. “Lace Medley.” Floats of Satins and Sateens.” Overshot.” ND92: pp. 50–51, 50th Anniversary Runner.” Su84: pp. 78–79, 110. [4, 8] MJ99: pp. 59–61. 89. [4] ND99: pp. 62–63. [6] Egen, Su. “Finnish Lace: A Leno __. “Silk Kimono.” 80SS: pp. 28, 66. __. “Harvest Berry Runner.” ND91: __. “Playing with Blocks.” MJ00: Variation.” MA86: pp. 49–52. [8] pp. 60, 89–90. [2, 4] pp. 80–83. [10] Farling, Kathleen. “Dreaming Up a __. “Swatch Collection #34: Stripes, __. “Nine Patch Doubleweave Table Xenakis, David. “Coverlet Weaves on Huck Lace Border.” MJ99: pp. Stripes, and More Stripes.” Runner.” MJ92: pp. 45, 84–85. a Rigid-Heddle.” FW80: 54–57, 65–69; errata MA00: MA03: pp. 28–31. [2, 4, 8] [4, 8] pp. 38–40. [RH] p. 11. [6] Howard, Miranda. “Satin—On Four.” __. “Ripsmatta Table Runner.” ND87: __. “A Summer and Winter Sampler.” My81: pp. 34–35, 76; errata pp. 60–61, IS: 15–16. [4] RYA MJ98: pp. 54–57. JF90: p. 74. [4] __. “The Southwest Collection: Clasped Ed. “The Technique of Rya.” SO92: Gaynes, Margaret. “Samples: You Kennard, Teresa. “Angora Cocoon.” Weft Rug Mugs and Runner.” p. 56. Can’t Afford Not to Weave ND93: pp. 48, 84–85. [6] SO86: pp. 58–59, IS: 10–11. [2, 4] Heimo, Maija. “One Knot—A Them.” SO89: pp. 11, 14. Lethbridge, Horace. “Sateen Purses Scorgie, Jean; Fletcher, Kathe. Thousand Lives.” SO92: Hammel, Christina. “Bead Sampler.” for Evening Wear.” ND02: “Patterned Doubleweave.” pp. 54–55. MA04: p. 45. pp. 67–69. [4, 8] MA86: pp. 56–57, IS: 10–11; Johannesen, Betty. “A Rya Cover for Hoskins, Nancy. “Medieval Egypto- Schlein, Alice. “The Magic of errata JF92: p. 97. [4] Lap, Bed, or Wall.” SO03: Islamic Textiles.” MA03: Amalgamation: A New Look at Shahbaz, Carol. “Weft Inlay Table pp. 36–39. [4] pp. 68–71. [2, 4] Twill.” JF03: pp. 66–68. [8] Runners.” SO92: pp. 74, 86–87. Jones, Janice. “Rya Loom Bench Pad.” Irwin, Alison. “Doubleweave Pick- Townsend, Patricia. “Satin and Tencel [2, 4] MA93: pp. 61, 88. [2, 4] Up.” JF99: pp. 36–39, 67–68. for a Shimmering Scarf.” MA04: Shaw, Win. “Plaid Huck Runner.” __. “Fun with Finnweave.” JF99: pp. 52–55. [4, 8] MA97: pp. 41, 83. [6] SACHETS AND PIN CUSHIONS pp. 40–43, 65. [4] Skoy, Mary. “Keep It Simple: Plaid Beevers, Sue. “Overshot Pincushions.” Kaestner, Tracy. “Weaver’s Potluck: SCARVES Placemats and Runner.” MA87: SO91: pp. 78–79, 96–97. [4] Confessions of a Swatch Alderman, Sharon. “Cloth from Both pp. 83, IS: 16. [2, 4] Christensen, Joanne. “A Splendor of a Addict.” MJ02: pp. 36–38; Sides Now.” JF91: pp. 64–68, Smayda, Norma. “Calm Sea and Folk Warp.” FW80: pp. 48–49. errata SO02: p. 14. 80. [4, 8] Prosperous Voyage.” SO00: [RH] Keasbey, Doramay. “Delicate Dots— __. “Color as Inspiration.” JF93: pp. 68–71. [7] Ed. “Stocking Stuffers.” SO85: pp. Petit Point Treadling.” JF86: pp. 36–38, 83. [8] __. “Norwegian Doubleweave on a 64–66, IS: 14–15. [2, 4] pp. 66–68, IS: 12–13,15–16; __. “In Praise (or Defense) of Fine Single Warp.” SO96: pp. 52–53, Irwin, Alison. “Doubleweave Pick- errata SO88: p. 91. [4] Threads.” JF88: pp. 68–69, 102. [4, 6] Up.” JF99: pp. 36–39, 67–68. Ligon, Linda. “Not for Beginners IS: 12. [8] Sneary, Anne. “Overshot Christmas __. “Fun with Finnweave.” JF99: Only: On the Double!” Su83: __. “Silk Scarf in Double-Faced Runner and Ornaments.” SO95: pp. 40–43, 65. [4] pp. 64–66. [4] Twill.” MA99: pp. 60, 77. [8, 10] pp. 71, 93; errata JF96: p. 84. [4] Kaestner, Tracy. “A Miracle Holiday Moore, Jennifer. “Doubleweave: __. “Simple Scarf, Simple Luxury.” Strickler, Carol. “Four Blocks on Warp.” ND99: pp. 18–21. [4] A Workshop in Your Studio.” SO83: pp. 64–65; errata JF84: Eight Shafts.” MJ92: pp. 58–60, Patrick, Jane. “Sachet for a Friend.” JF02: pp. 26–31. [4, 8] p. 88. [4] 90; errata ND92: p. 79. [8] SO87: pp. 56, IS: 12; errata Nickol, Mary. “Chroma Kaleidoscope.” Allison, Charlotte. “Scarf with __. “Lily’s Lilies.” MJ90: pp. 95, MA92: p. 79. [4] SO02: pp. 32–35. [4] Beaded Edge.” MJ98: pp. 82, 88, cover. [8] Xenakis, Alexis. “Lee’s Surrender—to Patrick, Jane. “Not for Beginners 90. [16] __. “Modified Atwater Runner.” Sachets.” 80SS: pp. 18, 21–22. Only: Finger Control.” MA83: Autio, Laurie. “Joy to the World.” MJ90: pp. 39, 88. [4] pp. 70–72. [F, RH, 2, 4] SO00: pp. 36–39. [2, 4]

© Handwoven® magazine, Interweave Press LLC. www.handwovenmagazine.com HANDWOVEN 39 Not to be reprinted. All rights reserved. Bell, Elizabeth. “Iris Garden Scarf.” Say the Bells of St. Clement’s.” Hartwig, Tamara. “Blue, Lavender, and Scarf.” ND04: pp. 62–65. [4, 8] SO91: pp. 22, 98. [8] SO00: pp. 32–34. [2, 4] Gray Scarf.” SO89: p. 53. [RH] Martin, Gloria. “Man’s Twill Scarf in Bentley, Mary. “Fireworks in the Ed. “Camel Down and Tussah Scarf.” Hess, Ellen. “Rainbow Chenille Silk and Cotton.” ND96: Park.” SO91: pp. 24, 99. [12] SO86: pp. 67, IS: 13. [4] Scarves.” MA94: pp. 76, 91. pp. 68, 85; errata MA97: p. 73. Berkowitz, Sylvia. “Keep It Simple: __. “Evening Scarf with Inlay.” Ja82: [RH, 2, 4] [4] Finnish Lace Top and Scarf.” p. 36. [2] Hirsch, Phyllis. “As the Cat Creeps.” Mayer, Anita Luvera. “Paper Beads.” ND87: pp. 32, IS: 4. [4] __. “Five Plaid Scarves.” ND83: SO00: pp. 72–74. [8] MJ91: pp. 54–55, 84. [2, 4] Bliss, Anne. “Boxed Rainbows: What pp. 46–47, 96–97. [2, 4] Hoffman, Audrey. “Fore-and-Aft McFarland, Sue. “Clasped Weft to Do with a Dye Kit.” MA83: __. “Scarf Inspirations.” MA92: Scarf.” JF98: p. 59. [4] Scarf.” JF95: pp. 31, 85–86. pp. 68–69, 102. [RH, 2, 4] pp. 73–75. Houghton, Sylvia. “Undulating [2, 4] Bloom, Carol. “Luxurious Leftovers __. “Silk Scarf and Purse.” JF83: Overshot for Scarves.” ND02: Meek, Kati Reeder. “Weaving Tartan.” Scarf.” SO91: pp. 52, 91. [4] pp. 43, 82–83. [2, 4, 6] pp. 56–58; errata JF03, p. 14 [4] SO90: pp. 48–51, 79. [4] Blumenthal, Betsy. “A New Look at Edwards, Tomoe. “Musical Color Irwin, Alison. “Exploring Shadow Meisel, Stefanie. “Evening Sunset Scarf M’s and O’s.” JF03: pp. 54–56. Wheels for Silk Scarves.” SO00: Weave.” MA98: pp. 34–36, 74. with Differential Shrinkage.” [6] pp. 48–51. [2, 4] [4] SO04: pp. 42–45. [2, 4] Bobisud, Helen. “Gray Feathers Erickson, Johanna. “Chenille Irwin, Bobbie. “Scarf Scrapbook.” __. “Handwoven Felted Lace for Scarf.” ND96: pp. 67, 84. [8, 12] Scarves.” MJ97: pp. 41, 79. SO89: pp. 58–59. Scarves.” MJ03: pp. 48–52. __. “The Interaction of Fiber, Yarn, [2, 4] Jaeger, Hector. “Silk Scarf.” JF86: [2, 4] Structure, and Finishing.” __. “Johanna Erickson’s Art Is the pp. 57, IS: 12. [4] __. “Weekend Weaver: Night Sky ND96: pp. 38, 74–75. [4] Fabric of Everyday Life.” MA95: Janson, John. “Celtic Knot Scarf.” Scarf.” SO04: pp. 46–47. [2, 4] __. “Set of Three Scarves.” MJ98: pp. 56–57, 89. [2, 4] JF02: pp. 32–33. [4] Miernyk, Jeanne. “Tussah Flecked pp. 83, 91–92. [16] Evitt, Gisela. “The Convergence ’90 Jones, Carolyn. “Loom Music Scarf.” Scarf.” SO89: pp. 54, 81–82. [6] Boddum, Mary Ann. “Dolman Name Draft Project.” ND97: SO00: pp. 40–42. [12] Moore [Buchheit], Carla. “Holly Berry Sweater and Matching Scarf.” pp. 38–39, 79; errata JF98: Jones, Janice. “Beginner’s Corner: Scarves.” JF94: pp. 69, 97–98. JF94: pp. 47, 90–91. [2, 4] p. 73. [4] Fine Yarns Can Weave Up [RH, 2, 4] Boesel, Ingrid. “Phoenix Sunset.” __. “Double Pucker Scarf.” ND91: Quickly.” MA91: pp. 36–37. [4] Morrison, Vivian. “Two Damask SO91: pp. 23, 99. [7, 16] pp. 48, 87–88. [2, 4] __. “Gray Muffler.” SO85: pp. 59, Scarves.” MJ98: pp. 67, 86. [10] Brackmann, Holly. “Handwoven __. “Scarves with Spun Shimmer.” IS: 10. [4] Muller, Donna. “Crackle Scarf with Dévoré: More Than Plain ND96: pp. 39, 75–76. [2, 4] __. “Rolled-Brim Hat and Scarf.” Arrows.” SO94: pp. 39, 83. [4] Weave.” JF03: pp. 48–52. [2, 4] Field, Anne. “Collapse-Weave Scarf.” SO83: pp. 44–94. [2, 4] __. “Putting the Shadow in Shadow __. “Shibori Meets Dévoré in a SO04: pp. 48–50. [4] __. “Town and Country Scarves.” Weave.” SO98: pp. 34–36, 69. Handwoven Scarf.” SO04: Fry, Laura. “Weekend Weaver: SO84: pp. 72, 110. [4] [8] pp. 52–56. [4] Rainbow Scarf––A Color Gamp Kaestner, Tracy. “Turned M’s and O’s __. “Swedish Lace Scarf.” ND97: Bradley, Louise. “Inspiration from You Can Wear.” JF04: Scarf.” ND03: pp. 30–31. [4] pp. 51, 85. [4] Woven Samples of the Past.” pp. 52–54. [4] Kambic, Louetta. “Herringbone Twill Neilson, Rosalie. “Gold Doubloons ND84: pp. 50–53, IS: 3–4, Flotow, Linda. “Magical Accent Scarf.” ND96: pp. 69, 85; errata and Silver Pieces of Eight.” 6–7. [4] Scarf.” ND96: pp. 40, 76. [2, 4] SO97: p. 72. [4] JF03: pp. 70–72. [4] __. “Windowpane Scarf.” SO87: Fournier, Jane. “Spinning for Busy Keasbey, Doramay. “Sensational Norris, Scott. “Good Enough to Eat: pp. 54–55, IS: 11. [4] Weavers.” MJ96: pp. 48–50, Scarves: Random Rainbows.” Color Blending with Huck Bright, Karen. “Supplementary Warp 94. [6] SO89: pp. 56–57. Lace.” MA00: pp. 46–49. [4, 6] Scarf.” SO89: pp. 55, 82–83. [4] Gaustad, Stephenie. “Cool Comfort = __. “Variations on a Theme.” SO00: O’Connor, Marina. “Chenille Bright, Kathy. “Scarf of the Night Cotton.” MJ93: pp. 59, 86. [4] pp. 52–58. [4] Shadows Scarves.” SO98: Skies.” JF97: pp. 46, 75. [2, 4] Gaynes, Margaret. “Beginner’s Corner: Kelly, Diane. “Echoes of Peru.” JF00: pp. 39, 66–67. [8] Bright, Kathy; Tardy, Vicki. Consider the Borders.” ND92: pp. 52–55. [4] O’Hara, Sheila. “Turning Over a New “Collaborative Weaving.” MA92: pp. 54–55, 90. [3] Killeen, Leslie. “Water Lilies Scarf.” Leaf—or Petal!” SO02: pp. 40–42, 81–83; errata SO94: __. “Color and Weave Scarves.” MA98: pp. 55, 82–83. [8] pp. 24–27. [8] p. 82; errata SO96: p. 93. [3, 4, 8] SO89: pp. 55, 83. [2, 4] Klippenstein, Carol. “Warm and Oliver, Loretta. “Felting on Handwoven Brown, Laurie. “Sunset Windows __. “Dogwood Placemats.” MJ88: Wooly for Texture.” 79FW: Cloth.” ND03: pp. 48–52. [4] Scarf.” JF02: pp. 48–51. [8] pp. 42, 78–79. pp. 25. Patrick, Jane. “Handspinning for Color Bunke, Kim Marie. “A Perennial __. “Learning from Handwoven.” Klos, Dagmar. “Huck Scarf.” ND98: Effects.” JF93: pp. 60, 89. [8] Favorite: Advancing Twill ND93: pp. 32–34, 77. [4] pp. 52, 73. [8] __. “Transformation: A Study in Flowers.” MA01: pp. 56–59. [8] __. “Mixed Warps.” JF92: pp. 20–22, __. “Indigo Ikat Scarf.” ND98: Fibers and Finishing.” JF03: Carty, Donna. “Beaded Waffle-Weave 81. [4] pp. 54, 74–75. pp. 62–64. [RH, 2, 4] Scarf.” ND02: pp. 44–47. [4] Geis, Flavian. “Color Me Happy.” Lamb, Britt-Marie. “Flag Scarves.” Piroch, Sigrid. “Inspired by the Cross, Dorothy. “Plain Weave with a MA00: pp. 50–56. [2, 4, 8, 16] JF02: pp. 72–73. [2, 4] Bauhaus: Silk Scarf in False Twist or Two!” JF03: pp. 44–47. Gipson, Liz. “For Starters: A Puffed Lawrence, Cheryl. “Fungus Weaving.” Damask.” MA04: pp. 56–58. [8] [2, 4] and Puckered Scarf with ND88: pp. 60–61, 86. [4] Pritchard, Emilie. “Turned M’s and O’s Davenport, Betty. “Alpaca Scarves.” Novelty Knitting Yarns.” SO04: Liebler, Barbara. “A Fingerwoven Scarf Inspired by Handwoven.” JF98: pp. 55, 84–85. [RH, 2, 4] pp. 38–40. [RH, 2, 4] Scarf.” SO88: pp. 88–89. ND04: pp. 42–44. [6, 8] Davenport, Betty; Gaston-Voute, Giles, Lynne. “Using the Yarn You’ve Ligon, Linda. “From the Beginning: An Robinson, Joan. “Summer Linen Suzanne. “On the Angle.” JF86: Got.” SO87: pp. 63–66. [6] Even Beat.” SO86: pp. 98–99. [4] Scarf.” MA97: pp. 27, 84. [4] pp. 62–64, IS: 13–15. [RH] Halvorson, Suzanne. “The Spirit of __. “From the Beginning: Floating Rogovin, June. “Me and My Shadow: de Ruiter, Erica. “Double Your Pleasure Place: A Doubleweave Color Selvedges.” MJ86: pp. 92–93. [4] Shadow-Weave Scarf and Scarf: New Ideas in Double- Study.” MA00: pp. 32–35. [4] __. “From the Beginning: Mending Shawl.” MJ04: pp. 38–42. [8] weave.” ND04: pp. 52–55. [4] Hamilton, Dawn. “Chenille Lightning Warps.” JF86: pp. 34–35. [4] Ryeburn, Jo Anne. “From Shibori to __. “A Three-Shaft Scarf.” MJ03: Scarves.” SO98: pp. 38, 67–68; __. “Keeping Track.” JF87: pp. 90–91, Pleats—Workshop Dividends.” pp. 58–60. [4] errata MA99: p. 65. [4] IS: 8. [4] SO02: pp. 48–50. [8] Denette, Alyson. “Lattice Plaid Hanna, Victoria. “Beaded Bobbles.” __. “Liquid Shimmer Scarf.” SO87: Sabin, Ann. “Ann’s Gold Zag Scarf.” Scarf.” MJ98: pp. 42, 104. [8] ND02: pp. 52–55. [4] pp. 54, IS: 10. [4] JF88: pp. 58–59, IS: 8. [4] Diament, Patti. “Plaited Twill Scarf.” Hardison, Linda. “Donegal Tweed __. “My Hurry-Up Scarf.” SO99: Saulson, Sarah. “A First Warp JF93: pp. 65, 91. [8] Scarf.” JF86: pp. 70–71. [4] pp. 44–45, 71. [6] Painting Project.” ND99: Dobrovolny, Ardis. “Color Theory Harmon, Sally. “Woven Hat, Scarf Linn, Kristine. “Weekend Weaver: pp. 48–52. [4, 8] Applied.” Se81: pp. 33–34. and Mittens.” JF86: pp. 32–33. Warping with a Paddle––Using __. “Mixing Color, Fiber, and Duke, Pauline. “Oranges and Lemons [6] Yarns from Your Stash for a Structure.” ND00: pp. 28–31. [8]

© Handwoven® magazine, Interweave Press LLC. www.handwovenmagazine.com HANDWOVEN 40 Not to be reprinted. All rights reserved. __. “Now We Are Eight: A Stellar for a Shimmering Scarf.” MA04: Schools and Craft Schools.” 26. Man’s Scarf on Eight Shafts.” pp. 52–55. [4, 8] Su84: pp. 33–36. __. “Weaving and Sewing Linen SO03: pp. 56–59. [8] van der Hoogt, Madelyn. “Deflected Wahl, Sonja. “The Thousand Islands Garments.” MA89: pp. 25–26. Schacht, Nora. “Nora’s Scarf.” MA94: Doubleweave: Bumps in the Craft School and Textile pp. 35, 81. [RH, 2, 4] Night.” JF02: pp. 52–54. [4, 8] Museum.” MA96: pp. 72–74. SEWING WITH HANDWOVENS Schomp, Halcyon. “Silk Scarf.” __. “Red Hot Polka Dots for a Winter Betzina, Sandra. “Proper Sewing ND82: pp. 45, 86. [2, 4] Scarf.” JF03: pp. 58–60. [4] SEERSUCKER Equipment.” ND86: pp. 72–73. __. “Warm and Wooly Scarves.” Voiers, Leslie. “Scarf in Dornik Twill.” Ed. “Summer Seersucker.” Su83: Bradley, Louise. “Cutting: A Moment 79FW: pp. 20–21, 52. [RH] ND85: pp. 43, IS: 5. [4] pp. 42–44, 79–81. [4] of Truth.” MA86: pp. 27–28. Scorgie, Jean. “Inlaid Blouse and Volle, Ginny Dewey. “Discharge Evitt, Gisela. “Double Pucker Scarf.” __. “Getting It Straight.” ND85: Scarf.” MA87: pp. 58–59, IS: Dyeing by Direct Screening.” ND91: pp. 48, 87–88. [2, 4] pp. 23–24. 12–13. [4, 8] JF90: pp. 64–65, 84–85. [6] Eychaner, Barbara. “Seersucker __. “Hemming Ways.” ND92: __. “Poppies and Delphiniums Scarf.” Walker, Barbara. “Advancing Twill Cosmetic Bag and Slippers.” pp. 23–24. ND96: pp. 41, 77–78. [8] Meets Plain Weave.” MA01: ND89: pp. 53, 78. [4] __. “A Pressing Need, or the Ironing __. “Vest with Scarf.” SO99: pp. 72–74. [8] Kaestner, Tracy. “Seersucker Sweetie.” of It.” SO86: pp. 71–72. pp. 54–55, 79–82. [4] __. “Copper Tones: A Scarf for All JF01: pp. 58–60. [4] __. “Sewing with Handwovens: Start Scorgie, Jean; Straight, Dixie. “Reefs Seasons.” ND02: pp. 48–50. [4] Linder, Olive. “Seersucker.” Mr81: with a Vest.” MJ01: pp. 34–37. and Shoals Scarf.” MJ91: pp. 41, __. “For Starters: Eye Candy in the pp. 37–38. [4, 8] 90. [RH, 2] Yarn Store.” MJ03: pp. 24–27. Ed. “Essentials: Cutting Handwoven Scott, Hannelore. “Dressy Coat [4] SELLING see BUSINESS TIPS Fabric.” MA95: p. 25. Scarf.” JF93: pp. 65, 91. [2, 4] __. “Less Is More: Understated Freeman, Mollie. “A Custom Pattern Selk, Karen. “Evening Sky over the Elegance in a Scarf.” MA04: for a Dolman Jacket.” MJ01: SELVEDGES Mekong.” JF00: pp. 34–36; erra- pp. 60–62. [6, 8] Centner, David. “Selvedge Gremlins.” pp. 24–27. ta MA00: p. 11. [4] __. “Mixing Lace with a Pattern JF85: pp. 59–60. French, Louise. “Sewing Skills Are a __. “Set Limits and Gain Designing Warp.” ND00: pp. 80–83. [4] Chandler, Deborah [Redding]. “Your Good Investment.” MJ01: Confidence.” SO02: pp. 40–43. Wertenberger, Kathryn. “Outrageous Weaving Teacher: The Second pp. 38–42. [8] [4] Colors.” ND84: pp. 68, IS: 7–8. Week.” Su84: pp. 28–30. Hutchison, Jean. “Two Techniques for Snover, Susan. “Sheaf of Shawls, [4, 8] __. “Your Weaving Teacher: the Beginning Sewer.” MJ01: Sashes and Scarves.” MA85: Whitten, Linda. “Keep It Simple: Selvedges, Selveges, Selvages.” pp. 56–60. [4, 8] pp. 52–53, IS: 9. [2, 4] Chevron Twill Scarves.” SO86: SO87: pp. 26, 28. Kaestner, Tracy. “Moonlit Canopy: Spencer, Emmy. “Tip of the Twill pp. 35, IS: 5–6. [4] Ed. “Dear Tabby: Selvedges.” MA89: An Evening Dress in Thick ’n Scarves.” MA98: pp. 54, 83–84. __. “Keep it Simple: Swarthmore Lace p. 36. Thin.” MJ01: pp. 48–51. [8] [4] Scarf.” JF86: p. 69. [4] __. “Notes on Floating Selvedges.” __. “Selecting Paper Patterns for Stahl, Yvonne. “Diced Plaid Scarf.” Wilder, Margery. “Keep it Simple: MJ89: pp. 75–76. Handwoven Garments.” MJ01: MA98: pp. 56, 84–85. [8] Ribbon Scarf or Sash.” MA86: __. “Salvaging the Selvedge.” ND83: pp. 72–73. __. “Rainbow Twill Scarf.” JF93: p. 32. [4] p. 22. Kennard, Teresa. “Sundance Vest: pp. 67, 93. [4, 8] Wilson, Sally. “Bronson Lace Scarf.” __. “Yarn Basket: Selvedges.” SO94: Weaving and Sewing with Rayon __. “Southwest Inspired Scarves.” MJ88: pp. 49, 81. [4] pp. 12–13. Chenille.” MJ01: pp. 44–46. [2, 4] SO95: pp. 61, 86–87. [8] Windeknecht, Margaret. “Color-and- Gaynes, Margaret. “If Your Selvedges Krantz, Hazel. “Sewing Handwoven Steinkoenig, Judy. “Not for Beginners Weave on Rosepath.” JF91: Can Use Some Improvement...” Fabric.” Su83: pp. 28–29, 63. Only: Shadow Scarves.” Se82: pp. 52–54, 75–76. [4] MJ94: pp. 20–23, 75. [RH, 2, 4] Lancaster, Daryl. “Slice and Dice.” p. 73. [RH, 2, 4] Znamierowski, Nell. “Color Ligon, Linda. “From the Beginning: ND00: pp. 70–75. Straight, Dixie. “A Cluster of Forecasting and the Weaver.” Floating Selvedges.” MJ86: __. “To Serge or Not to Serge: Scarves.” MA85: pp. 50–51, MJ86: pp. 33–38, IS: 6–7. pp. 92–93. [4] Professional Seam Alternatives.” IS: 10–11. [2, 4] [2, 4, 8] __. “Selvedge Notes.” JF85: pp. 61–66. MJ01: pp. 66–70. Strickler, Carol. “Keep it Simple: __. “Liebes Inspired Scarf.” MJ90: Saulson, Sarah. “Now We Are Eight: __. “Wear Stripes and Have a Devil of Warm and Easy Winter Set.” pp. 56, 89. [4] Weaving Plain-Weave Selvedges.” a Good Time.” MA03: pp. 52–54. ND90: pp. 92–93. [4] __. “Sunset Muffler.” JF93: pp. 66, 92. SO01: pp. 48–50. [8] Morrison, Ruth. “Deflected Double- Sullivan, Donna. “Autumn Harvest [6] Sutton, Ann; Sheehan, Diane. weave and Differential Scarf.” ND91: pp. 49, 87. “Selvedges.” ND89: pp. 70–72. Shrinkage.” MJ01: pp. 80–82. [8] __. “Single Three-Tie Unit Weave.” SCHOOLS Raymond, Nish. “A Little Bit of Bias.” MA91: pp. 61–63, 90, 92. [4] de la Garza, Phyllis. “Mexican Tapestry SO83: p. 37; errata ND83: Switzer, Chris. “Christmas Scarves.” SETT Weaving in San Miguel.” Ja82: Alderman, Sharon. “Calculating the p. 94. FW80: pp. 54, 57, 80. pp. 62–63. Sett.” MA98: pp. 69–70. Shaeffer, Claire. “Sewing What You [RH, 2, 4, 8] Ed. “The Deemer House School of Ed. “Beginner’s Corner: Determining Weave.” ND86: pp. 46–49, 83. __. “Getting Started on a Rigid Heddle Fine Art and Weaving.” ND94: the Right Sett.” ND00: p. 15. Wertenberger, Kathryn. “Beginnings: Loom.” ND95: pp. 56–58. p. 31. __. “Choosing the Right Reed.” A Fitting Start.” Mr82: Tardy, Vicki. “Stormy Sea Scarf.” __. “Educational Programs in Fiber SO86: pp. 85–86. pp. 32–33. MJ96: pp. 48, 94. [6] Design, Production, or Industry.” __. “Sett Chart for Yarns.” ND86: IS: 8. __. “A Lesson in Cut and Sewn Tarses, Bonnie. “A Scarf for the New ND94: p. 42. __. “Warp Sett Chart.” ND83: p. 94. Handwoven Garments.” FW80: Millennium: Color Horoscope __. “Study Anasazi Weaving __. “Warp Sett Chart.” JF84: p. 88. pp. 36–37, 79. [4] for Weaving.” ND99: pp. 26–28; Techniques at Taos Institute of West, Virginia. “Versatility, Inc: errata JF00: p. 17. [2, 4] Arts.” MJ94: pp. 19, 23. A Tunic for All Fabrics and Tedder, Lynn; van der Hoogt, Hamilton, Dawn. “Weaving the SEWING TECHNIQUES Figures.” MJ01: pp. 30–33. [2, 4] Anderson-Shea, Charlene. “Shoulder Madelyn. “Deflected Double Navajo Way.” MA99: pp. 44–47. Pads.” MJ89: pp. 57–58. Weave.” JF01: pp. 62–67. [8] Liebler, Barbara. “The Bauhaus.” Bradley, Louise. “Biased Toward B-i-a-s.” SHADOW WEAVE Tenney, Karen; van der Hoogt, MJ90: pp. 32, 82. Su85: pp. 24, 26. Alderman, Sharon. “Gerber Daisies Madelyn. “For Starters: Start Moore, Audrey. “Navajo Weaving at __. “A Few of My Favorite Seams.” Runner.” MA98: pp. 40, 76–77. with Silk for an Evening Scarf.” the Damascus Pioneer Craft JF88: pp. 21–22. [8] MA04: pp. 32–34. [4]; errata, School.” MA96: pp. 64–65. __. “Interfacing: The Inside Story.” __. “Magnified Twill Blanket.” ND85: MA05: p. 6. Patrick, Jane. “Atelier: USA—A SO93: pp. 18–19. pp. 53, IS: 12–13. [4] Torgow, Joan. “Silver Scarf with Survey of Tapestry Studios.” __. “Let’s Face It!” JF87: pp. 34, 36. Amazeen, Sandy. “Fellowship Cloaks Chenille.” SO95: pp. 26–27. [4] MA88: pp. 80, 85–87. __. “Reinforcements.” SO87: pp. 22–23. in The Lord of the Rings.” ND03: Townsend, Patricia. “Satin and Tencel Pettigrew, Dale. “A Guide to Weaving __. “The Serger Surge.” MJ88: pp. 24, pp. 72–75. [8]

© Handwoven® magazine, Interweave Press LLC. www.handwovenmagazine.com HANDWOVEN 41 Not to be reprinted. All rights reserved. Bamesberger, Gene. “Winter Warmth: Challenge: Shadow Weave.” Weave a Plaid Triangular Rogovin, June. “Me and My Shadow: Shadow Weave Sweater.” JF89: JF87: pp. 76–77; errata SO88: Shawl.” ND83: pp. 54–56. [F] Shadow-Weave Scarf and pp. 91, 85. [8] p. 91. Frey, Liz. “Scarf in Twill Blocks.” Shawl.” MJ04: pp. 38–42. [8] Evans, Jane. “The Thick and Thin of ND88: pp. 62–63, 86. [8] Rose, Violet. “A Ruana for Beginners.” Shadow Weave.” MA90: pp. SHAFT SWITCHING Gaynes, Margaret. “Texture Stole.” SO87: pp. 48–51. [4] 40–41; errata MA91: p. 84. [4] Evans, Jane. “Warp Stuffer Weave JF90: pp. 47, 78. [2, 4] Saulson, Sarah. “Now We Are Eight: Fortin, Sarah. “Duvet Cover, Pillow, and with Shaft-switching __. “Yarn Counts.” MJ93: pp. 32–33, Creating Pattern with 8-Shaft Mat.” SO98: pp. 46, 74–76. [8] Applications.” Su83: pp. 72–73. 77. [4] Twills.” MA01: pp. 68–70. [8] Fournier, Jane. “Linen Shadow Weave Knisely, Tom. “Making a Simple Geis, Flavian. “Color Me Happy.” Schomp, Halcyon. “Shades of Fall Pillows.” ND94: pp. 38–39. [4, 6] Shaft-Switching Device.” MA00: pp. 50–56. [2, 4, 8, 16] Shawl.” FW80: pp. 33, 60. [2] Giles, Lynne. “Warp-Faced Rugs.” ND01: pp. 73–74. Hahn, Roslyn. “Keep It Simple: __. “Warm and Wooly Scarves.” SO86: pp. 40–41. Pritchard, Emilie. “Shaft Switching Nubby and Nice Shawl.” ND86: 79FW: pp. 20–21, 52. [RH] Hamilton, Dawn. “Chenille Lightning for Taqueté Rugs.” ND01: pp. 30, 32. [4] Scorgie, Jean. “Lavender and Gray Scarves.” SO98: pp. 38, 67–68; pp. 70–72. [4] Hazel, Lestra. “Homage to Erté Plaid Shawl.” SO85: pp. 58–59, errata MA99: p. 65. [4] Pritchard, Emilie; Kerley, Kimberlee; Shawl.” MA98: pp. 57, 85. [6] IS: 12. [2, 4] Hewson, Betty. “Try Shadow Weave Stafford, Barbara. “Shaft- Hewson, Betty. “A Simple Skirt and __. “Square Shawl.” SO89: pp. 55, 82. Twill.” JF84: pp. 14–15. [4] Switched Rugs: A Gallery.” Matching Shawl.” ND83: [4] Irwin, Alison. “Beach Bag and Glasses ND01: pp. 74–75. pp. 24–25. Scott, Polly. “Keep It Simple: White Case.” MA98: pp. 3–39, 76, 78. Hodges, Susie. “The Boa Is Back— on White Shawl.” ND86: [4] Helen’s Leno Boa.” ND02: pp. 31–32. [4] SHAWLS, RUANAS, CAPES, __. “Exploring Shadow Weave.” pp. 38–39. [2, 4] Selk, Karen. “Flirting with Eyelashes.” PONCHOS MA98: pp. 34–36, 74. [4] Alderman, Sharon. “Cotton Coverup.” Houston, Joan. “Tricolor Chenille JF03: pp. 36–38. [4] __. “Falling Leaves Sweater.” MA98: Su83: pp. 44, 81. [RH, 2] Shawl.” SO96: pp. 23–24. [2, 4] Smith, Mimi. “Evolution of a Shawl pp. 37, 75. [4] __. “Luscious Chenille Shawl.” Jones, Janice. “Black, White, and Red in Bronson Lace.” MJ03: Jones, Janice. “Shadow Dancer MA94: pp. 61, 87. [RH, 2, 4] Shawl.” MJ90: pp. 72, 94–95. pp. 70–72. [6] Jacket.” MA98: pp. 41, 79. [8] __. “A Shawl from Minus 1K or 1000 [2, 4] Snover, Susan. “Sheaf of Shawls, __. “Shadow Weave Purse.” ND85: Kaestner, Tracy. “Paint a Rainbow.” Sashes and Scarves.” MA85: B.C.” JF00: pp. 66–68. [4, 8] pp. 50, IS: 9. [4] __. “Shawl with Sparkle.” ND93: MA00: pp. 58–61. [8] pp. 52–53, IS: 9. [2, 4] Korus, Jean. “For Starters: Shadow- pp. 49, 85. [8] __. “A Sunset to Dye For: A Shawl in Stoehr, Mary Kay. “20th Anniversary Weave Gamp.” JF04: pp. 32–35. __. “Silk Lace Shawl.” JF89: Fabric Forecast’s Island Sunset Shawl.” SO99: pp. 58–59, 83. [4] [4] pp. 106–107. [8] Palette.” ND04: pp. 78–80. [4] Straight, Dixie. “Shawl After Edgar Lancaster, Daryl. “Designing from the __. “Tracking: The Mystery of the Klippenstein, Carol. “Warm and Degas.” ND84: pp. 64–65, Stash.” SO02: pp. 36–39. [8] Crinkling Cloth.” SO85: Wooly, Bright and Soft.” 79FW: IS: 9. [4] Lewis, Linda. “Out of the Shadows pp. 31–33, IS: 4. [2, 4] pp. 28–29, 58. [4] Strong, Gladys. “Mary Meigs Vest.” SO98: pp. 40, 70–71. [8] __. “Undulating Twill: A Curvaceous Krone, Judith Powell. “Schubert’s Atwater.” ND82: pp. 50–51, 89, Ligon, Linda. “Liquid Shimmer Scarf.” Structure.” ND89: pp. 87–91, Serenade.” MA03: pp. 56–58. [8] 95. [4, 8] SO87: pp. 54, IS: 10. [4] 81–83. [8] Liebig, Marga Brigitte. “A Shawl in Switzer, Chris. “Pastel Bedthrow and Linden, Deborah. “Shadow Weave __. “A Very Special Cape.” Se81: Leno and Doubleweave.” MJ03: Bed Cape.” 80SS: pp. 37, 59. [4] Runner.” JF92: pp. 48, 83. pp. 46, 84. [4] pp. 62–65. [6] Taylor, Karla. “Cocoon Jacket.” MJ89: [8, 10] Amazeen, Sandy. “Fellowship Cloaks Ligon, Linda. “Jaspé Shawl.” SO84: pp. 56, 80. [2, 4] Miernyk, Jeanne. “Tussah Flecked in The Lord of the Rings.” ND03: pp. 63, 100. [2] Tedder, Lynn. “Keep It Simple: Four- Scarf.” SO89: pp. 54, 81–82. [6] pp. 72–75. [8] __. “Warm and Wooly Ruana.” Season Stole.” SO87: pp. 35, Muller, Donna. “Putting the Shadow Anderson-Shea, Charlene. “Batwing 79FW: pp. 18–19, 52. IS: 3. [2, 4] in Shadow Weave.” SO98: Stole.” MJ89: pp. 56, 84–85. [2, 4] Liles, Suzie. “Putting on the Glitz: __. “Weekend Weaver: More Than pp. 34–36, 69. [8] Badone, Donalda. “Paisley.” JF87: A Sequined Shawl.” JF02: Meets the Eye.” MJ03: Newhouse, Terry. “Shell Top in Shadow pp. 39–41, 83. pp. 58–60. [6] pp. 66–69. [4] Weave.” MJ89: pp. 54, 83. [4] Beeny, Merna. “Sophisticated Cape.” Linder, Olive and Harry. “Evolution Templeton, Peg. “A Bouquet of O’Connor, Marina. “Chenille Shadows SO83: pp. 45, 95. [4] of an Idea: Seamless Stole.” Shawls.” Su84: pp. 75–76; Scarves.” SO98: pp. 39, 66–67. [8] Bruhin, Terri. “A Delicious JF84: pp. 66–67. [4, 8] errata JF90: p. 97. [4] Patrick, Jane. “Weaving the Color Combination: A Three-Color Mayer, Anita Luvera. “Forest Shawl.” Urton, Suzanne. “Log Cabin Shawl.” Patterns of Shadow Weave.” Shawl.” MA03: pp. 60–62. [8] MJ88: pp. 65, 88–89. [2, 4] SO98: pp. 44, 73–74. [2, 4] ND85: pp. 50–51. [4] Bunke, Kim Marie. “Nature as McNamara, Bridget. “Warm and Wooly Voiers, Leslie. “Three Shawls.” Richardson, Pat. “Shadow Weave Colorist: Three Little Pigments.” Poncho.” 79FW: pp. 18–19, 52. [4] ND91: pp. 43, 86. [2, 4] Cape.” ND87: pp. 51, IS: 10. [4] MA00: pp. 42–45. [8] Morris, Kathleen. “Silk Pinwheels.” Wertenberger, Kathryn. “South Rogovin, June. “Me and My Shadow: Butler, Su. “Back to Basics: Color Sub- MA01: pp. 50–54; errata MA02, American Ruana.” Mr81: pp. Shadow-Weave Scarf and stitutions.” MA00: pp. 20–23. [4] p. 14. [8, 12] 53, 77. [4, 8] Shawl.” MJ04: pp. 38–42. [8] Christensen, Joanne. “A Splendor of a Naver, Kim. “Danish Design: Black Wittpenn, Ann. “Textured Rayon Ryeburn, Jo Anne. “Lilac Mist Jacket.” Folk Warp.” FW80: pp. 48–49. and White Shawl.” MJ87: Cocoon.” JF98: pp. 39, 76–77. SO98: pp. 37, 72–73. [8] [RH] pp. 51, IS: 8. [2, 4] [2, 4] Saulson, Sarah. “Now We Are Eight: A Ciampa, Carmela. “Black Lace Palson, Patricia. “Color with Overshot Znamierowski, Nell. “Block Weaves as Shadow-Weave Gamp for a Table Shawl.” ND88: pp. 47, 77. [8] Blocks.” MJ00: pp. 48–51. [4] Color and Texture Effects.” Runner.” JF04: pp. 40–43. [8] Colburn, Carol. “Instant Color! Paint __. “Overshot Elegance: A Shawl and ND87: pp. 48–50, IS: 9–10. [4] Scorgie, Jean. “Carved Stone Table a Garden on Your Warp.” 80SS: Hat.” MJ01: pp. 74–77; errata __. “Finishing Wool: Three Runner.” JF91: pp. 56, 77. [8] p. 44. [2] MJ02, p. 14. [4] Approaches.” Nv81: pp. 50–53, __. “Designing Your Handwoven Colton, Mary. “Ikat Striped Ruana Pendergrass, Mary. “Warm and Wooly 83, 86. [RH, 2, 4] Garment.” ND86: pp. 41–45, and Skirt.” SO84: pp. 58–62. [4] for Her.” 79FW: pp. 23, 55–56. IS: 3–4, 8. [4, 5, 8] Davenport, Betty. “Blue and White [T, 4] SHIBORI see DYEING, SHIBORI __. “Shadow Weave Twill Jacket and Stole.” 79FW: pp. 36, 60; errata Pettigrew, Dale. “White-on-White Huck Blouse.” SO87: pp. 42–43, Shawl.” JF83: pp. 55, 90. [4] SS80: p. 36. [RH] SHIRTS see BLOUSES, SHIRTS, TOPS IS: 6. [4] __. “Nature Designs.” Se81: pp. 56–57, Plate, Priscilla. “Color Blanket Shawl Summers, Helen. “Seminole Patchwork and Top.” Se81: pp. 50–51, 89. 84, 95. [RH, 4] SHOP SMART and Shadow Weave.” SO04: Ed. “The Designer Clothing of Teresa [2, 4] Bateman, Susan. “Shop Smart: Yarn pp. 72–77. [4, 8] Kennard.” SO97: pp. 60, 77. [8] Richardson, Pat. “Shadow Weave Barn—Color Study Blanket Wertenberger, Kathryn. “Weaver’s Elich-McCall, Charlotte. “How to Cape.” ND87: pp. 51, IS: 10. [4] Kit.” JF02: pp. 76–77.

© Handwoven® magazine, Interweave Press LLC. www.handwovenmagazine.com HANDWOVEN 42 Not to be reprinted. All rights reserved. Schmoller, Irene. “Shop Smart: 87–88, 90; errata SO83: p. 92. [4] __. “Spin a Tartan—Naturally.” SPLIT-PLY BRAIDING OR TWINING Cotton Clouds—Cotton Picnic Stahl, Yvonne. “Boulevard Weave ND83: pp. 72–73. see BRAIDS, TAPES, TRIMS Kit.” ND01: pp. 86–87. Ensemble.” MA95: pp. 69–70, __. “Spinning for an Ombré Project.” Selk, Karen. “Shop Smart: 95–96. [4, 6] MA83: pp. 78–79. SPOT BRONSON Treenway—Simply Sullivan, Jean. “Silk Blouse and Skirt.” __. “Warp Sizing.” Su85: p. 79. Burton, Dorothy. “A Decorative Sophisticated Scarf Kit.” SO01: MJ86: pp. 52, IS: 14. [2, 4] Adams, Brucie; Nash, Jeannie. Sampler in Spot Bronson.” pp. 86–87. Voiers, Leslie. “Tweed Skirt.” JF87: “The Hair of the Dog.” Mr82: JF04: pp. 60–63. [8] Stafford, Jane. “Shop Smart: Jane pp. 53, IS: 7; errata MA88: IS: pp. 62–63. [RH, 2] Johnson, Beth. “Complementary Stafford Textiles—Luxurious 4; errata SO89: pp. 75–76. [2, 4] Adams, Brucie; Zimmerman, Napkins.” JF93: pp. 50, 84. [4] Throws and Scarves.” MJ02: Znamierowski, Nell. “Color Forecasting Elizabeth. “Knit to Fit with Kaestner, Tracy. “Linen Fingertip Towels pp. 72–73. and the Weaver.” MJ86: pp. Handspun.” Ja82: pp. 70–73. from the Worst Book.” JF00: pp. Steinkoenig, Judy. “Shop Smart: Shuttle, 33–38, IS: 6–7. [2, 4, 8] Baker, Ella. “Spinning for Weaving.” 22–24; errata MA00: p. 11. [5] Spindles & Skeins—Neck Scarves SO89: pp. 60–63. Morrison, Vivian. “Copper Lurex Dress Kit.” MA02: pp. 76–77. SMÅLLANDSVÄV see SKILLBRAGD Beard, Betty. “Daisy Dog Fur Coat.” Fabric.” ND98: pp. 53, 74. [8] Mr82: pp. 62–63, 87–88. [4] Piroch, Sigrid. “Baby’s First Blanket: Bownas, Pat. “An Angora Tale.” SILK SMOCKING Christening Cover in Spot Bliss, Anne. “Painted Silk.” JF83: Short, Melba. “Handwoven Smocks.” MA92: pp. 76–77. Bronson.” ND99: pp. 66–67; pp. 50–54. Su84: pp. 66–68, 114, 116. [4] Bradley, Louise. “Handspun Ikat.” errata MJ02: p. 14. [4] Drooker, Penelope. “Silk: The Story Se81: pp. 65–67. [RH, 2, 4] Scorgie, Jean. “Designing Your of a Culture.” JF86: pp. 49–51. Buchanan, Rita. “A Spinner’s Project: SOUMAK Handwoven Garment.” ND86: Ed. “Silk: Spinner’s Luxury.” SO84: Davenport, Betty. “Traditional Wool Tweed Slacks.” SO89: pp. 41–45, IS: 3–4, 8. [4, 5, 8] pp. 84–85. Runner.” SO89: pp. 45, 78. [RH, pp. 64–65. Rubbert, Toni. “The Silk Production of 4] __. “Spinning Your Own Slub Yarn.” JF94: pp. 48–50. SPOT WEAVES Lullingstone and Whitchurch.” Lamb, Sara. “Weaving Knotted Pile Tenney, Karen. “Bath Accessories Au Caliendo, Karen. “My Wedding Se82: pp. 27–30. for Beginners.” ND01: pp. Naturel.” SO03: pp. 52–55. [4]; Dress.” ND84: pp. 76–77. West, Virginia. “Sensuous Silk.” JF86: 76–79. [T, 2, 4] errata, MA05: p. 6. Ed. “Pencil Roving.” JF85: pp. 74–75. pp. 52–56, IS: 7–8; errata Patrick, Jane. “Not for Beginners Walker, Barbara. “For Starters: Eye __. “Silk: Spinner’s Luxury.” SO84: MA86: IS: 3. [8] Only: Finger Control.” MA83: Candy in the Yarn Store.” pp. 84–85. pp. 70–72. [F, RH, 2, 4] MJ03: pp. 24–27. [4] Emerick, Patricia. “Cotton Spinning.” SILK SCREENING see DYEING Toller, Pam. “Russet Rug.” FW80: pp. 32, 77. [4] MJ93: pp. 60–61. Fenner, Mary Sue. “A Jacket of STAMPING OR STENCILING see SKILLBRAGD PRINTING, STAMPING, Golay, Myrna. “Skillbragd Runner.” Handspun Samples.” JF84: SOUTH AMERICAN TEXTILES pp. 74–75. STENCILING, HEAT TRANSFER MJ87: pp. 60–61, IS: 12. Bradley, Louise. “South America Fournier, Jane. “Spinning for Busy [6, 10, 12] Inspired.” SO88: pp. 65, Weavers.” MJ96: pp. 48–50, 102–104. [C, 2, 4, 6] STAR AND DIAMOND WEAVE see 94. [6] Dieterich, Mary. “The Fiber Arts of OVERSHOT, TIED SKIRTS Gaustad, Stephenie. “Light and Color Alderman, Sharon. “A Bias Striped Chile.” SO88: pp. 57–61. STRIPES Effects: Opalescence.” ND88: Skirt.” JF84: pp. 45, 88. [4] Keasbey, Doramay. “Inspired by Peru.” Abbot, Amy. “Stars & Stripes: Inkle pp. 68–69. __. “Swatch Collection #6: Followup.” JF00: pp. 56–61; errata MA00: Band Pins.” MA02: pp. 74–75. Grayson, Persis. “Novelty Silk Yarn JF83: pp. 68, 94. [4, 8] p. 11. [D, 4] [I, 2, 4] from Bell Caps.” JF86: pp. 58–59. Bohannan, Ronnine. “Spring Kelly, Diane. “Echoes of Peru.” JF00: Alderman, Sharon. “Designing Klippenstein, Carol. “Warm and Ensemble.” MA85: pp. 56–57, pp. 52–55. [4] Stripes.” MJ96: pp. 36–39. Wooly for Texture.” 79FW: IS: 13. [4] Mayer, Anita Luvera. “Red Winged __. “Stripes: A Color Rotation Trick.” pp. 25. Bradley, Louise. “Atwater-Bronson Blackbird.” SO88: pp. 66, MA83: pp. 40–42, 84. [4] Owens, Julie. “A Sweater’s Tale.” Ensemble.” Su84: pp. 59, 99–100. [4] __. “Swatch Collection #34: Stripes, SO85: pp. 82–83. 104–105. [6] Scorgie, Jean. “Handbag with South Stripes, and More Stripes.” Patrick, Jane. “Flax Spinning for Colton, Mary. “Ikat Striped Ruana American Influence.” SO88: MA03: pp. 28–31. [2, 4, 8] Weaving: A First Time and Skirt.” SO84: pp. 58–62. [4] pp. 66, 101. [4] Bruhin, Terri. “A Delicious Experience.” SO91: pp. 60–63. Gaustad, Stephenie. “Tale of a Plaid __. “Peruvian Inspired Blouse.” SO88: Combination: A Three-Color Varney, Diane. “Special Spinning Skirt.” ND83: pp. 68–69. pp. 67, 100–101. [4, 8] Shawl.” MA03: pp. 60–62. [8] Techniques.” ND88: pp. 67–69. Hewson, Betty. “A Simple Skirt and Butler, Su. “A World-Wide Exchange Walker, Linda Berry. “Know Your Matching Shawl.” ND83: pp. of Napkins.” MJ02: pp. 42–43. SPACE DYEING see DYEING, SPACE Sheep: Border Cheviot and 24–25. [2, 4] SPACED WARP see WARP, SPACED North Country Cheviot.” JF83: Keeler, Betty; Bradley, Louise. “Design Chandler, Deborah [Redding]. “Your p. 63. Your Own Skirt.” MA90: Weaving Teacher: Tabby Tricks.” SPANISH LACE __. “Know Your Sheep: Border pp. 56–60. [2, 4] Nv81: pp. 73–74. Ed. “Spanish Lace Diagram.” MJ88: Leicester.” My81: p. 64. Kennard, Teresa. “Rose Ensemble.” Davenport, Betty. “The Value of p. 85. __. “Know Your Sheep: Corriedale.” MA96: pp. 44, 84–85. [7, 8] Value.” Se81: p. 70. Stacy, Loretta. “Lace Cross Ja82: p. 73. Mayer, Anita Luvera. “Red Winged __. “Warping for Stripes.” SO85: Bookmarks.” ND98: p. 26. __. “Know Your Sheep: Cotswold.” Blackbird.” SO88: pp. 66, pp. 18–19, IS: 3–4. [RH, 2] Se82: p. 71. 99–100. [4] Davis, Helen. “Sequence of __. “Know Your Sheep: Karakul.” Pendergrass, Mary. “Warm and Wooly SPINNING Dominance.” MA83: pp. 42–43. Adams, Brucie. “Devices to Aid In Mr82: p. 60. for Her.” 79FW: pp. 23, 55–56. de Ruiter, Erica. “Double Your Pleasure Wool Processing.” Se82: __. “Know Your Sheep: Perendale.” [T, 4] Scarf: New Ideas in Double- pp. 69–70. Se81: p. 69. Preckshot, Amy. “Two Silk Blouses weave.” ND04: pp. 52–55. [4] __. “A Handspun, Handwoven Cocoon and Wrap Skirt.” JF86: __. “Dutch Flag Napkins.” MJ02: Jacket.” MA84: pp. 88–89. pp. 54–55, IS: 9–10; errata SPLIT SHED pp. 40–41. [4] __. “Handspun Yarn for a Pulled Warp SO86: IS: 16. [6, 8] Evans, Jane. “Pictorial Rugs on Four Deen, Anita. “Weekend Weaver: Vest.” JF86: pp. 78–79. [2, 4] Rath, Carolyn. “Amethyst Ensemble Shafts.” ND93: pp. 58, 61, Stripe Up the Band.” MA03: __. “Linsey-Woolsey Using Handspun Fabrics.” MJ96: pp. 44–45, 89–90. [4] pp. 32–34. [I, RH, 2, 4] Yarns.” ND82: pp. 59–60. 86–87. [2, 4] __. “Rose Runner in Bronson Lace.” Dillard, Marilyn. “A Critique: Una __. “Pencil Roving and the Navajo Schomp, Halcyon. “Shadow-Stripe MJ00: pp. 62–65. [4] Flor Morada.” MA83: pp. Ply.” JF85: p. 75. Sun Dress.” Su83: pp. 46–47, 44–45. [4]

© Handwoven® magazine, Interweave Press LLC. www.handwovenmagazine.com HANDWOVEN 43 Not to be reprinted. All rights reserved. Ed. “Designing Plaids.” MA03: p. 47. Towels.” JF93: pp. 62, 90. [4] __. “Summer and Winter Vest.” MA91: 86–87. [4] __. “The Fibonacci Series.” MA83: Neilson, Rosalie. “Tales and Towels of pp. 53, 85; errata SO91: p. 87. [8] St. Lawrence, Janet. “Summer and p. 45. Huck.” JF01: pp. 34–37. [4] Brewin, Beth. “Summer and Winter Winter Dishtowels.” MA95: __. “Designing Stripes.” MA03: p. 26. Nelson, Marie. “Celebration Towels.” Kitchen Towels.” MJ86: pp. 65, pp. 65, 86. [4] __. “Repetition and a Master’s MA01: pp. 30–32. IS: 13; errata JF87: IS: 16; errata Stahl, Yvonne. “Blue Tallit and Tallit Palette.” MA83: p. 49. O’Hara, Sheila. “Turning Over a New MJ87: IS: 3. [4] Bag.” ND98: pp. 42–43, 66. [4] __. “A Stripe Study Group.” MA83: Leaf—or Petal!” SO02: pp. Curran, Georgean. “8-Shaft Summer Steiner, Marianne; Jones, Janice. pp. 24, 26. 24–27. [8] and Winter Towels.” ND87: “Summer and Winter Place __. “Stripes Glossary.” MA03: p. 66. Rath, Carolyn. “Amethyst Ensemble pp. 74, 88; errata MA88: IS: 4. [8] Mats.” MA91: pp. 50, 91. [4] __. “Stripes! Music Inspired.” MA03: Fabrics.” MJ96: pp. 44–45, Degan, Betty. “Intersecting Zigzag Strempel, Beverly. “Sweater Flock.” p. 58. 86–87. [2, 4] Border Towel.” MA99: pp. 50, MA91: pp. 55, 88. [8] Edelkind, Judy. “Weekend Weaver: Spencer, Emmy; Scorgie, Jean. “1 67. [8] Strickler, Carol. “Designing in Blocks Have Loom Will Travel: Tubular Design 2X.” Se81: pp. 54–55, Deutschman, Vilija. “Summer and for Summer and Winter.” Shoelaces.” MJ04: pp. 64–66. [I] 90–91. [RH, 2] Winter Dress with Polychrome MA91: pp. 56–57. Erickson, Marjorie. “Huck Windows: Stafford, Kent. “Color Adventure Border.” ND93: pp. 50, 86. [8] __. “Lily’s Lilies.” MJ90: pp. 95, Dish Towels in Linen and Lace.” Rugs.” ND94: pp. 58–59, 92–93. Farling, Kathleen. “Anniversary Table cover. [8] MJ03: pp. 28–31. [4] [4] Runner.” MJ98: pp. 55, __. “Polychrome Summer and Frost, Mary. “Twill Towels.” MA02: Walker, Barbara. “Confetti Napkins.” 105–106. [7] Winter.” MA91: pp. 51–52. pp. 52–54. [4, 8] MA03: pp. 48–51. [4, 6] __. “A Summer and Winter Sampler.” Sullivan, Donna. “Coaxing Four Gaynes, Margaret. “Double-Width Williams, Mary. “Beyond Fibonacci: MJ98: pp. 54–57. Blocks from Four Shafts.” Blankets on Four Shafts.” JF02: Sequels to a Series.” MA03: Griffin, Gertrude. “Pictures in MA91: pp. 46–47. pp. 40–43. [4] pp. 72–73. Summer and Winter Pick-Up.” Tardy, Vicki. “Cutting a Draft to Fit __. “Striped Tote Bag.” MA94: Znamierowski, Nell. “Color Design for MA86: pp. 54–55, IS: 9–10. [4] Your Loom.” MJ96: pp. 72–74, pp. 17, 79–80. [RH, 2, 4] Garments.” ND86: pp. 54–59. Hamilton, Falene. “Summer and 92–93. [8] __. “Thanksgiving Breadcloth.” Winter: A Rug for All Seasons.” Wertenberger, Kathryn; Kurzmack, SO01: pp. 56–58. [4] STUDIO SPACE AND DESIGN SO86: pp. 42–43, IS: 8. [4] Tammy. “Simple Jackets: An Heinrich, Linda. “The Buchanan Keasbey, Doramay. “Effective Yarn Hammel, Christina. “First Day of Ultra EZ Garment.” SO93: Tartan for a Blanket.” MA03: Storage and Inventory Control.” School: A Jumper in Summer and pp. 50–53, 85–86. [4] pp. 44–47. [4] SO87: p. 67. Winter.” ND99: pp. 58–61. [8] Whipple, Lillian. “Snail’s Trails and Hoskins, Nancy. “Medieval Egypto- LaLena, Constance. “Health and Heller, Margaret. “Christmas Runner Cat’s Tracks in Polychrome Islamic Textiles.” MA03: Safety Hazards in the Fiber in Summer and Winter.” SO01: Summer and Winter.” MJ98: pp. 68–71. [2, 4] Studio.” ND83: pp. 79, 104. pp. 76–78. [8] pp. 71–74; errata JF00: p. 17. Howard, Miranda. “4 + 4: An __. “Planning Your Studio Space.” Hutchison, Jean. “Beaded Vest.” White, Susan. “Idea Notebook: Introduction to Those Extra MA83: pp. 76–77, 102. MA96: pp. 42, 82–83; errata Breadcloths with Figures.” Harnesses.” Se82: pp. 66–67, Phillips, Carolyn. “A Room for MJ96: p. 84. [8] MA89: pp. 11, 74. [8] 89. [8] Weaving.” ND93: pp. 36–38. Jones, Dee. “Hold-All Purse.” MJ96: __. “Teddy Bear Outfit and Striped Jennings, Lucy Anne. “Double Chenille pp. 58, 87–89. [4] Jumpsuit.” MA93: pp. 54, 85. [8] Vest.” MJ86: pp. 44, IS: 10. [4] Jones, Janice. “Summer and Winter Wiley, Karen. “Craftsman-Style STUDY GROUPS Jones, Janice. “Bright and Bold.” Best, Eleanor. “Weavers’ Friendship Runner.” ND87: pp. 87, IS: 16. [4] Placemats and Centerpiece.” MA83: pp. 50–51, 88–89. [2, 4] Coverlet.” ND82: pp. 68–69. __. “Winter Nights Pillow.” MA91: ND95: pp. 40, 84–85. [6] Kaestner, Tracy. “Huck Lace Squares Ed. “A Stripe Study Group.” MA83: pp. 49, 90–91. [4] Wilhite, Mark. “Christmas Tree for a Linen Blouse.” MJ03: pp. 24, 26. Keasbey, Doramay. “Rotating Blocks Runner.” SO92: pp. 75, 87–88. pp. 32–35. [4, 6, 8] Haller, Jean. “The Tartan Book: A for Dynamic Design.” MJ00: [8] __. “Inspiration Is Where You Find Study Group Project.” ND83: pp. 32–35. [4, 6, 8] __. “Quilt Block Towels and Curtains.” It.” SO02: pp. 28–30. p. 31. Meier, Barbara. “Summer and Winter ND90: pp. 54–55, 75. [6] Knisely, Tom. “Rainbow Rugs.” Hazel, Lestra. “Warp Rep Study Vest Fabric.” MJ98: pp. 43, __. “Two on One.” MA91: pp. 54–55, MA03: pp. 40–43. [4] Group: Christmas Placemats.” 104–105. [7] 92–93. [8] __. “Warping Front to Back for a SO93: pp. 80–81, 99. [4] O’Hara, Sheila. “It’s Teatime! Znamierowski, Nell. “Block Weaves as Striped Rag Rug.” ND04: Preckshot, Amy. “A Study Group Summer and Winter Tea Color and Texture Effects.” pp. 38–40. [4] Talks Edges.” MJ91: pp. 66–67. Towels.” SO03: pp. 40–43. [8] ND87: pp. 48–50, IS: 9–10. [4] Korus, Jean. “For Starters: Playing with Searles, Nancy. “A Study Group Patrick, Jane. “Megablocks.” JF83: __. “Sunset Muffler.” JF93: pp. 66, 92. [6] Stripes.” MA03: pp. 24–27. [4] Project.” Nv81: pp. 16–17, 20. pp. 56–59. [4] Krone, Judith Powell. “Schubert’s Sullivan, Jean. “Variations on a Pulos, Liz. “Chief’s Blanket Sweater.” SUPPLEMENTARY WARP Serenade.” MA03: pp. 56–58. [8] Theme.” MA87: pp. 64–67. JF94: pp. 38, 85–86; errata Alderman, Sharon. “In Praise (or Lamb, Britt-Marie. “Flag Scarves.” SO94: p. 82. [8] Defense) of Fine Threads.” JF02: pp. 72–73. [2, 4] Saulson, Sarah. “Celebrating the JF88: pp. 68–69, IS: 12. [8] STUFFED ANIMALS see TOYS Lamb, Sara. “Kimono Jacket.” ND91: Diversity of Summer and Winter: __. “Swatch Collection #35: pp. 42, 85. [2, 4] A Gallery.” MA91: pp. 65–68. Upholstery.” SO03: pp. 64–67. SUMMER AND WINTER Lancaster, Daryl. “Wear Stripes and Scorgie, Jean. “Blouse with Earth and [4, 6, 8] Have a Devil of a Good Time.” POLYCHROME see POLYCHROME Sky Motif.” MJ90: pp. 40, Blumenthal, Betsy. “A New Look at MA03: pp. 52–54. 89–90. [4, 16] M’s and O’s.” JF03: pp. 54–56. [6] Leethem, Kaino. “Bright, Breezy SUMMER AND WINTER see also __. “Wave Crest Rug.” MA91: pp. 48, Bright, Karen. “Supplementary Warp Stripes.” Su84: pp. 60–61, 106. TIED UNIT WEAVES AND TAQUETÉ 91. [4] Scarf.” SO89: pp. 55, 82–83. [4] [4] Alderman, Sharon. “Profile Drafting: Smayda, Norma. “Calm Sea and Cherry, Christie. “Turned Overshot Liebler, Barbara. “The Stripe As a Getting the Big Picture.” ND87: Prosperous Voyage.” SO00: Jacket.” SO93: pp. 52, 86–87. [6] Design Module.” MA83: p. 52. pp. 44–45, IS: 6–7. [4, 8] pp. 68–71. [7] Davenport, Betty. “Natural Brown Lynde, Robin. “Fiesta Chenille Throw.” Allen, Debbie. “Summer and Winter for __. “Hand Towels in 3-Shaft Summer Cotton Bread Cloth and JF99: pp. 57, 75–76. [2, 4] Four Shafts.” ND87: pp. 86–88. and Winter.” MA02: pp. 56–59. Napkins.” SO91: pp. 58–59, McDonald, Pat. “Planning Stripes.” Bell, Elizabeth. “Iris Garden Scarf.” [4] 93–94. [RH, 4] Se81: p. 30. SO91: pp. 22, 98. [8] __. “Norwegian Doubleweave on a __. “Not for Beginners Only: Meyers, Jan. “Kitchen Towel and Bentley, Mary. “Christmas in Summer Single Warp.” SO96: pp. 52–53, Supplementary Warp for Novelty Placemat Set.” MA99: pp. 52, and Winter.” SO94: pp. 51, 102. [4, 6] Yarns.” JF85: pp. 34–35. [RH, 4] 72–73. [RH, 2, 4] 93–96. [8] Sneary, Anne. “Summer and Winter __. “Rigid Heddle Loom Warping.” Morton, Betsy. “Colorful Striped __. “Fireworks in the Park.” SO91: Felted Vest.” JF93: pp. 54, My82: pp. 73–76, 98. [RH, 8] pp. 24, 99. [12]

© Handwoven® magazine, Interweave Press LLC. www.handwovenmagazine.com HANDWOVEN 44 Not to be reprinted. All rights reserved. __. “Top with Supplementary Warp SUPPLEMENTARY WEFT see also SWATCH COLLECTION see DESIGN, Bohannan, Ronnine. “Striped Table- Border.” ND92: pp. 44, 82. cloth.” MJ88: pp. 44, 80. [4] CRACKLE; OVERSHOT; TIED UNIT FABRICS FOR CLOTHING [RH, 7] Brochu, Luellen. “Blueberry Runner.” WEAVES de Ruiter, Erica. “Dutch Flag Napkins.” ND97: pp. 55, 83–84. [4] Alderman, Sharon. “Designing SWEATERS see also BLOUSES, MJ02: pp. 40–41. [4] Upholstery Fabric.” ND94: Feely, Susan. “Keep It Simple: Dobrovolny, Ardis. “Turned Draft SHIRTS, TOPS Swedish Lace Napkin.” MJ86: pp. 48–49, 91–92. [4, 5] Alperin, Leslie. “Circles and Stripes Runner.” JF84: pp. 62–64; errata pp. 73, 75; errata SO86: IS: 3. Davenport, Betty. “Naturally Colored Sweater.” JF94: pp. 46, 90. [4] Su84: p. 92. [6] Jones, Janice. “Gray Muffler.” SO85: Cotton Ensemble.” MJ93: Austin, Deborah. “Checkerboard Fournier, Jane. “Spinning for Busy pp. 59, IS: 10. [4] pp. 62, 86. [RH, 4] Sweater.” JF94: pp. 48, 91–92. Weavers.” MJ96: pp. 48–50, 94. Muller, Donna. “Swedish Lace.” __. “Supplementary Weft Techniques [RH, 2, 4] [6] MA92: pp. 44–48, 93. [4] from Bhutan.” MJ94: pp. 62–65, Baker, Rachel. “Double Pockets Sweater.” Granquist, Nedra. “Wool Rag Rug.” __. “Swedish Lace Runner.” ND97: 88–90. [RH, 4] ND90: pp. 68, 80–81. [4] SO97: pp. 40, 84. [4] pp. 47, 84. [4] Ed. “Celebrate the Season.” SO98: Beard, Betty. “Warm and Wooly for Kennard, Teresa. “Diaimondo Ensem- __. “Swedish Lace Scarf.” ND97: pp. 60, 69, 83–85. [I, 4, 8] Texture.” 79FW: pp. 24, 57. [4] ble.” SO97: pp. 61, 74–75. [4, 8] pp. 51, 85. [4] Evans, Jane. “Pick Me! Rag Mug Rugs Beeny, Merna. “Winter Colors.” JF83: __. “Evening Jacket and Gown.” Piroch, Sigrid. “Swedish Lace with Pick-up.” ND01: pp. 64–65. [4] JF95: pp. 49, 84–85. [4] Curtain.” MJ88: pp. 41, 79. [4] pp. 48–51. [4] Boddum, Mary Ann. “Dolman Klein, Nancy. “Summerweave: Dal Smith, Karen. “Silk Cocoon.” MA87: Kaestner, Tracy. “Tencel Travel Sweater and Matching Scarf.” Dräll Table Runner.” 80SS: pp. 57, IS: 15; errata SO87: IS: 3. [4] Wardrobe: A Versatile Blouse JF94: pp. 47, 90–91. [2, 4] pp. 25, 52. Tedder, Lynn. “Weekend Weaver: and Vest.” MJ04: pp. 44–47. [8] Bohannan, Ronnine. “A Twill LaFara, Betty. “Supplementary Warp More Than Meets the Eye.” Keasbey, Doramay. “Holiday Notecards.” Sampler to Wear.” ND85: Ornaments.” SO92: pp. 76, 89. [4] MJ03: pp. 66–69. [4] SO01: pp. 63–65. [4] pp. 44–45, IS: 6–7. [4, 6] Lamb, Britt-Marie. “Flag Scarves.” Urton, Suzanne. “Towel for a Summer Kelly, Diane. “Echoes of Peru.” JF00: Bradley, Louise. “Stripe and Plaid JF02: pp. 72–73. [2, 4] Day.” Su83: pp. 52, 94. [4] pp. 52–55. [4] Sweater.” SO90: pp. 46–47, Linn, Kristine. “Weekend Weaver: Liston, Gail. “Valentines.” SO01: 78–79. [8] Warping with a Paddle––Using pp. 66–67. [4, 8] Brigham, Cory. “Snowstorm Sweater.” SWIVEL Yarns from Your Stash for a Nordling, Sara. “Evening Star Jacket.” JF94: pp. 39, 87. [4] Anderson, Mary. “Old Draft, New Scarf.” ND04: pp. 62–65. [4, 8] MA04: pp. 48–50. [4, 8, 16] Davenport, Betty. “Bronson Lace for System.” ND82: pp. 55, 97. [4] Owen, Bob. “A Day Runner.” MJ02: Ridgeway, Terese. “Notecards for All Rigid Heddle Looms.” JF94: Keasbey, Doramay. “Delicate Dots— pp. 44–47. [8] Seasons.” SO01: pp. 60–62. [8] pp. 40–43, 88–89. [RH, 5] Petit Point Treadling.” JF86: Ryeburn, Jo Anne. “From Shibori to Savel, Beverly. “From Rosepath to Blocks: __. “Top with Supplementary Warp pp. 66–68, IS: 12–13,15–16; Pleats—Workshop Dividends.” Farmer’s Market Runner and Border.” ND92: pp. 44, 82. [RH, errata SO88: p. 91. [4] SO02: pp. 48–50. [8] Napkins.” MJ00: pp. 70–73. [8] 7] TABLE RUNNERS see RUNNERS Savel, Beverly. “Crayon Blanket and Schipf, Annette. “Bordered Baby Hewson, Betty. “A Handwoven Pillows.” ND03: pp. 68–71. [4, 8] Bibs.” MA92: pp. 68, 91–92. [8] Sweater.” SO83: pp. 85–86. Scorgie, Jean. “Notebook Cover.” TABLECLOTHS Stahl, Yvonne. “Holiday Vest.” SO83: [RH, 4] Alderman, Sharon. “Creating MA93: pp. 59, 87. [4] pp. 71, 100. [8] Holmes, Lynette. “Periwinkle Crackle Borders.” ND92: pp. 46–47, __. “Pieced Tablecloth.” MA94: West, Virginia. “Wonderful Window Sweater.” SO94: pp. 37, 85–86. [4] 83–85. [4, 8] pp. 54, 82–83. [4] Fabrics.” MA90: pp. 46–47, Irwin, Alison. “Falling Leaves __. “Evergreen.” ND83: pp. 62–64. __. “Plaid Placemats.” SO90: pp. 55, 80–81. [4, 5] Sweater.” MA98: pp. 37, 75. [4] [2, 4] 81–82. [4] Lancaster, Daryl; Wittenberg, Barbara; __. “Two for Tea.” FW80: pp. 42–43, Tardy, Vicki. “Stormy Sea Scarf.” Murphy, Marilyn. “Revisiting the 76. [4] MJ96: pp. 48, 94. [6] SURFACE DESIGN Ahearn, Bren. “Weave Shibori Book- Bog Jacket and Other Reminis- Autio, Laurie. “Huck Lace Cloth.” Torgow, Joan. “Rustic Runner with Fir marks.” SO04: pp. 58–63. [2, 4] cences.” JF02: pp. 35–39. MA97: pp. 40, 85; errata MJ97: Trees.” SO96: pp. 68, 98–99. [8] Bliss, Anne. “Marbling Cloth.” Su83: Ligon, Linda. “Comfort Weaving.” p. 75. [7] Walker, Barbara. “Advancing Twill pp. 56–58. MJ89: p. 107. Bohannan, Ronnine. “Striped Table- Meets Plain Weave.” MA01: Brackmann, Holly. “Shibori Meets Mayer, Anita Luvera. “Modular cloth.” MJ88: pp. 44, 80. [4] pp. 72–74. [8] Dévoré in a Handwoven Scarf.” Clothing.” MJ86: pp. 58–61. Bright, Kathy. “Log Cabin Tablecloth.” __. “Confetti Napkins.” MA03: SO04: pp. 52–56. [4] Newhouse, Terry. “Aran Puzzle Sweaters.” MA88: pp. 17, IS: 5. [2, 4] pp. 48–51. [4, 6] Dam, Inge. “Embroidery with Beads ND94: pp. 46–48, 90–93. [4, 8] Carper, Janet. “Heirloom Damask __. “Copper Tones: A Scarf for All and Mirrors––Embellishing Powalisz, Carol. “Tunic with Ribbons.” Cloth and Napkins.” Su83: Seasons.” ND02: pp. 48–50. [4] Handwoven Surfaces.” SO04: JF87: pp. 52, IS: 8–9. [4] pp. 54–55, 94. [8, 10] __. “Hearts Afire.” SO01: pp. 52–54. [8] pp. 78–79. Pulos, Liz. “Chief’s Blanket Sweater.” Castro-Laughlin, Marcella. “Sett the __. “Log Cabin with a Supplementary Gelbaugh, Sally. “It’s All on the JF94: pp. 38, 85–86; errata Table (cloth)! A Picnic Set.” Warp.” MJ00: pp. 58–61. [4] Surface.” SO04: pp. 64–71. [4]; SO94: p. 82. [8] MJ02: pp. 52–54. [8] __. “Mixing Lace with a Pattern errata, JF05: p. 6. Stahl, Yvonne. “A Handwoven Downs, Joanne. “Huck Tablecloth.” Warp.” ND00: pp. 80–83. [4] Ligon, Linda. “Leaf Printing.” Su83: Sweater in Turned Boulevard.” MA97: pp. 39, 75. [8] Wertenberger, Kathryn. “Egyptian pp. 60–61. ND02: pp. 70–72. [6] Drooker, Penelope. “Lace Medley.” Shirt.” Mr81: pp. 54, 70. [4] Meisel, Stefanie. “Weekend Weaver: Stoehr, Mary Kay. “Finish Your Su84: pp. 78–79, 110. [4, 8] __. “Weaver’s Challenge: Night Sky Scarf.” SO04: Work.” JF84: pp. 54–56, 97. [4] Eberhardson, Kerstin. “Striped Supplementary Warp (Warp pp. 46–47. [2, 4] Strempel, Beverly. “Sweater Flock.” Fabrics.” MA83: pp. 30, 82. [2, 4] Brocade).” JF86: pp. 80–82. Summers, Helen. “Seminole MA91: pp. 55, 88. [8] Eppinger, Lin. “Simple Summer Linens: White, Susan. “Teddy Bear Outfit Patchwork and Shadow Weave.” Yamamoto, Judith. “Sweater for Picnic Cloth.” 80SS: pp. 30–31. and Striped Jumpsuit.” MA93: SO04: pp. 72–77. [4, 8] Autumn.” ND96: pp. 27–29. [8] [2, 4] pp. 54, 85. [8] Essén-Hedin, Margaretha. “A Cloth SURFACE INTEREST SWEDISH LACE for All Seasons.” ND83: pp. SUPPLEMENTARY WARP AND WEFT Bradley, Louise. “Braid Embellished Anthony, Deborah. “Swedish Lace 58–59, 106; errata MA84: p. 93; Bradley, Louise. “Windowpane Scarf.” Pillows.” MJ97: pp. 62, 81–82. Napkins.” JF87: pp. 57, IS: 10. [4] JF87: IS: 16. [5] SO87: pp. 54–55, IS: 11. [4] [4] Autio, Laurie. “A New Look at Swedish __. “Duk I Daldräll Tablecloth.” Owen, Bob. “Alphabet Blocks for Eychaner, Barbara. “String Yarn Lace.” ND97: pp. 56–59, 82. [8] SO91: pp. 78, 96; errata JF92: Weavers.” SO02: pp. 70–72. [4] Pillow.” ND90: pp. 41, 72. [6] __. “Swedish Lace Basics.” ND97: p. 79. [4] Saulson, Sarah. “Now We Are Eight: Wertenberger, Kathryn. “Angora pp. 46–50. __. “Quiet Simplicity: White-on- Dressy Pillows in Chenille.” Surface Interest Jacket and Hat.” Belknap, Barbara. “Swedish Lace White Tablecloth.” ND83: MA04: pp. 54–67. [8] JF89: pp. 67–69, 83–84. [6, 8] Napkin.” MJ88: pp. 43, 80. [4] pp. 60–61, 109. [4]

© Handwoven® magazine, Interweave Press LLC. www.handwovenmagazine.com HANDWOVEN 45 Not to be reprinted. All rights reserved. __. “Reinterpreting Old Weaves for Anderson, Virginia. “A Thousand pp. 48, IS: 9. [2, 4] pp. 70–72. [4] Today and Tomorrow.” MJ87: Flowers.” MJ95: pp. 75–77. LaLena, Constance. “Tapestry Pillow.” Rohde, Michael. “Block Weave Rugs.” pp. 40–41, IS: 7. [4] Bohannan, Ronnine. “Tapestry MA88: pp. 52, IS: 8. [2, 4] MJ00: pp. 44–47. [4, 8] Gaynes, Margaret. “M’s and O’s Weaving on a Pin Board.” Liebler, Barbara. “Designing from the __. “Block Weave Rugs with Inlay.” Tablecloth.” ND89: pp. 56–57, MA88: pp. 56–57, IS: 10. Heart.” MA88: pp. 64–68. ND01: pp. 64–67. [4, 6] 78–79. [4, 6] Brostoff, Laya. “The Cartoon.” Ja82: Maffei, Susan. “Mounting Small Schomp, Halcyon; Jaeger, Hector. __. “A Plaid Tablecloth for Casual pp. 26–30, 87. [RH, 2] Tapestries.” MJ98: pp. 48–51. “Notes from a Rugweaver’s Gatherings.” MJ02: pp. 60–63. __. “Using a Cartoon.” MA88: p. 53. Matlock, Ann. “Enriching Tapestry Journal.” Se82: pp. 35–38. [4] Dieterich, Mary. “A Personal Approach Imagery with Hand-Manipulated Gilmore, Everett. “Rose-Beige Table- to Small.” MJ95: pp. 50–52. Brocade.” MJ94: pp. 53–55. TARTANS see PLAIDS AND TARTANS cloth.” SO85: pp. 42–43, IS: 5. __. “Small Scale Tapestries.” MA88: Mayer, Anita. Luvera “Tapestries to [8] pp. 58–59, IS: 11. [F, 2] Wear.” ND84: pp. 54–56. TASSELS Guy, Sallie. “Accent on Napkins.” Ed. “Aubusson vs Gobelins.” MA88: __. “Tapestry Pillows.” ND99: Baizerman, Suzanne; Searle, Karen; JF87: pp. 60–61, IS: 13. [4, 8] p. 88. pp. 42–45. [4] Pancake, Cherri. “Stitched Hagenbruch, Rita. “Halvdräll: __. “A Case for Sampling: Tapestry Pendergrass, Mary. “Warm and Wooly Finishes in the Guatemalan A Swedish Favorite for Table- Eyeglass Cases.” MJ95: p. 32. for Her.” 79FW: pp. 23, 55–56. Tradition.” Nv81: pp. 29–31. cloths.” MJ02: pp. 64–67. [4] __. “Essentials: Tapestry.” MJ95: [T, 4] Hess, Ellen. “Passementerie: Ornate Howard, Miranda. “4 + 4: An Introduc- pp. 33–34. Redman, Collins. “Blue on the Embellishment for Furniture.” tion to Those Extra Harnesses.” __. “Gallery: Inspired by the Loose.” ND96: pp. 47, 78. [2, 4] ND94: pp. 72–75, 96–97. [6] Se82: pp. 66–67, 89. [8] Southwest.” SO95: pp. 54–56. Rees, Linda. “Tough Colors.” Se81: Holt, Ellen. “How to Make a Tassel.” Jones, Janice. “Block Plaid Luncheon __. “Gallery of Tapestry Weavers.” pp. 58–59. MJ91: p. 49. Cloth.” SO90: pp. 54, 80–81. [4] Ja82: pp. 48–54. Rogers, Letitia; Cromley, Joanne; Saulson, Sarah. “Making a Tassel.” Lawson, Julie. “Kirschbaum __. “Tapestry: An Idea Notebook.” Olson, Terry. “Tapestry Rugs: MA04: p. 67. Tablecloth.” JF87: pp. 58, Ja82: pp. 34–35, 84. [RH, 2] A Gallery.” ND01: pp. 60–61. IS: 10. [4] __. “Tapestry Design Notebook.” Roth, Linda. “Ceremonial Corn God TEACHING WEAVING see also Mobrand, Maj-Brit. “Turquoise Table Ja82: p. 39. Hanging.” MA96: pp. 59, 87. Topper.” JF98: pp. 47, 82. [2, 4] Fronk, Lois. “A Beaded Butterfly [2, 4] EDUCATION Ahlstrand, Nancy; Patrick, Jane. Patrick, Jane; Steinkoenig, Judy. “One Necklace.” MJ95: pp. 54–55, 93. Russell, Carol. “Thumbnail “Weaving with Preschoolers.” Warp, Many Projects.” MA85: Garner, Helen. “Tote Bag with Tapestries.” MJ97: pp. 44–49, MA94: pp. 32, 37. pp. 48–50, IS: 8–9. [4] Tapestry Pocket.” MJ95: pp. 53, 79. [F] Berman, Matt. “Weaving in the Pinchin, Bryn. “Country Lace Cloth.” 88–89. [RH, 2, 4] Scorgie, Jean. “Poppana Tapestry Elementary Classroom.” MJ89: SO85: pp. 44–45, IS: 6. [4, 8] Haas, Judy. “Tapestry Portrait: A Jacket.” Su83: pp. 48, 84. [2, 4] pp. 18–19. Scorgie, Jean. “California Poppy Study in Darks and Lights.” __. “Purse with Tapestry Inset.” MJ91: Ed. “Teaching Weaving to Elementary Tablecloth and Napkins.” Su85: MA88: pp. 62–63. pp. 42, 91. School Children.” SO86: pp. 30, pp. 60–61, IS: 16. [4] Hall, Joanne. “Tapestry in Twill: A __. “Tapestry for a Footstool.” MA88: 32. __. “Pieced Tablecloth.” MA94: Free Approach.” Ja82: pp. 46–47. pp. 49, IS: 5. [2, 4] __. “Weaving with the Children.” pp. 54, 82–83. [4] Hamilton, Dawn. “Monica Kelly— __. “Weaving a Tapestry Sampler.” MJ89: pp. 17, 20–23, 26. Seachord, Carrie. “Color Gamp Tapestry and Color.” MA00: MA88: pp. 44–48. [4] Greene, Susan. “Planting Seeds.” Cloth.” Su84: pp. 77, 117. [2, 4] pp. 70–72. Sverrisdóttir, Aslaug. “Krossvefnadur: Su84: p. 40. Strong, Gladys. “Mary Meigs Atwater.” __. “Weaving the Navajo Way.” A Nordic Tapestry Technique.” Irwin, Bobbie. “Looms for Kids: ND82: pp. 50–51, 89, 95. [4, 8] MA99: pp. 44–47. MJ87: pp. 66–67, IS: 15. [2, 4] Weaving Equipment and Harvey, Nancy. “Confessions of a Swendeman, Dorothy. “A Flat Related Products for Children.” Tapestry Weaver.” MA88: Tapestry Cartoon—Ready to TABLET WEAVING MA94: pp. 44–46. pp. 54–55, IS: 9. [2] Go.” Ja82: pp. 30–33. [T] Anstine, Jean; Bradley, Louise. Korus, Jean; Derr, Tori; Lippert, Connie; __. “Mounting and Framing Small Thai, Dixie. “Mountain Majesty “Portable Weaving: A Band of Kaestner, Tracy; Hendrickson, Tapestries.” SO01: pp. 80–82. Clutch.” MJ95: pp. 58–59, 90. Ideas for Bands.” MJ86: pp. Linda. “Future Fiber Artists: __. “Tapestry for Interiors.” Ja82: Wilson, Jay. “Talking Tapestry.” 40–46, IS: 7–9. [C, I] Fostering a Sense of Wonder.” pp. 42–45. ND96: pp. 43–46. Essen, Deb. “Weekend Weaver: Card ND03: pp. 38–43. [F, T] __. “Tips for Weaving Tapestry Rugs __. “Weaving Tapestry on a Horizontal Weaving with Weft from the Kurzmack, Eric. “Eric’s Shoelaces.” Part I.” ND01: pp. 58–59. Loom.” MJ95: pp. 61–65. Garden.” SO03: pp. 60–63. [T] MA94: pp. 33, 80–81. [I] __. “An Unusual Tapestry Mix for a Windeknecht, Margaret. “Wedge Weave Hendrickson, Linda. “Tubular Card- Ledwell, Lisa. “Elementary School Vest.” ND00: pp. 44–47. [2] in Miniature.” JF00: pp. 46–48. Woven Necklaces.” SO93: Challenges.” MA94: pp. 38–39. Hemp, Christine. “Tapestry Artists at Znamierowski, Nell. “The Tapestries of pp. 72–76. [C] Merrill, Liberty. “Liberty’s Tabard.” Weaving Southwest Gallery.” Lois Bryant.” MA91: pp. 80–81. Korus, Jean; Derr, Tori; Lippert, Connie; MA94: pp. 36, 82. [RH, 2, 4] MJ98: pp. 45–47. Kaestner, Tracy; Hendrickson, Moore [Buchheit], Carla. “Weaving at Hoskins, Nancy. “A Coptic Tapestry Linda. “Future Fiber Artists: TAQUETÉ (SUMMER AND WINTER Six and Seven.” MJ99: pp. 42–43. Technique.” MJ95: pp. 72–74. Fostering a Sense of Wonder.” POLYCHROME WITHOUT A TABBY) Munishore, Jennifer. “Recycled Irwin, Bobbie. “Jay D. Wilson: ND03: pp. 38–43. [F, T] Anstine, Jean. “Traditional Placemats.” MA94: pp. 34, 81. Contemporary Images in Liebig, Marga Brigitte. “A Shawl in Threadings: Weft-Faced Rug.” [RH, 2, 4] Tapestry.” JF93: pp. 42–44. Leno and Doubleweave.” MJ03: ND82: pp. 48, 93. [4] Patrick, Jane. “Weaver’s Network: Jensen, Elizabeth. “Penny Purses pp. 62–65. [6] Blumenthal, Betsy. “Taqueté Towels.” Beginning Weaving Classes.” and Medicine Bags.” MJ96: MJ00: pp. 36–38. [4] ND01: p. 83. pp. 62–66. TABLET WEAVING PROJECTS Dunning, Lisa. “Christmas Ornaments.” Schacht, Nora. “Nora’s Scarf.” MA94: Johnson, David. “How to Weave a Bolesta, Pam. “Trifles.” 79FW: SO01: pp. 24–25. [8] pp. 35, 81. [RH, 2, 4] Tapestry Pendant.” MJ95: pp. 46, 61. [C, I] Evans, Jane. “Warp Stuffer Weave Thompson, Myra. “Summer Weaving pp. 45–46. Ed. “Say It with a Card.” FW80: with Shaft-switching Camp.” MA94: p. 40. pp. 81–83. [C, 4, 8] Jones, Janice. “Oriental Pillow Set.” Applications.” Su83: pp. 72–73. Pendergrass, Mary. “Wedding Shirt.” ND95: pp. 38, 82–83. [4] Lippert, Connie; Heifetz, Jeanne; TERMS AND TERMINOLOGY see 80SS: pp. 34, 54, 61. [C, 2] Klos, Nancy. “Fuchsia Blossoms.” Rohde, Michael. “Taqueté Rugs: MJ95: pp. 40–41. A Gallery.” ND01: pp. 68–69. GLOSSARIES __. “My Life As a Tapestry Artist.” TAPESTRY Patrick, Jane. “Woven Pendant.” Alderman, Sharon. “Cloth Strip MJ95: pp. 37–39. SO87: pp. 55, IS: 11–12. [4] TEXTILE COLLECTIONS Heite, Louise. “Textiles at the Runner.” MA88: pp. 51, IS: 7. LaCour, Elisabeth. “Tin and Thread Pritchard, Emilie. “Shaft Switching American Swedish Historical [2, 4] Tapestry Hanging.” MJ87: for Taqueté Rugs.” ND01: Museum.” MA90: p. 37.

© Handwoven® magazine, Interweave Press LLC. www.handwovenmagazine.com HANDWOVEN 46 Not to be reprinted. All rights reserved. Hess, Ellen. “A Museum of Swatches: TIE-UP & O’s.” MA89: pp. 54, 85. [4] Towels from the Worst Book.” The Edward C. Blum Design Gaynes, Margaret. “Make Your Erickson, Marjorie. “Huck Windows: JF00: pp. 22–24; errata MA00: Laboratory.” ND94: pp. 46–47. Tie-up Work for You.” MJ92: Dish Towels in Linen and Lace.” p. 11. [5] [4, 8, 9] pp. 29–30, 34. MJ03: pp. 28–31. [4] Kessler, Barbara. “Rosepath Plaid Dish Irwin, Bobbie. “Selected Collections Essén-Hedin, Margaretha. “Checked Towel.” MA93: pp. 75, 90. [4] of Twentieth-Century American Towels.” ND87: pp. 55, IS: Klippans-Bergå Yarns. “Napkins and TOPS see BLOUSES, SHIRTS, TOPS Textiles.” MJ90: pp. 73–74. 13–14. [4] Towel.” JF98: pp. 44–45, 81. Murphy, Kathy. “The Textile Collection __. “Sunny Towel Set.” MJ89: pp. 47, [2, 4] TOWELS of the American River College Alderman, Sharon. “Curving the 78. [5] Korus, Jean. “For Starters: Playing with Library.” MA98: pp. 65–68. Twill Line.” JF98: pp. 30–32, Eychaner, Barbara. “Doubleweave Stripes.” MA03: pp. 24–27. [4] 73–74. [8] Towels.” Se82: pp. 59, 82. [2, 6] LaLena, Constance. “Fabrics for TEXTILE PRESERVATION __. “Dukagång: The Stuff of Hearts __. “Embroidered Huck Bread Basket Interiors: Simple Pleasures for Guagliumi, Susan. “Tapestry Washings and Flowers.” MA86: pp. 41, Cloth.” MJ91: pp. 74, 88; errata the Bath.” MA91: pp. 82–83, at the Wadsworth Atheneum.” Cover, IS: 5. [4] JF92: p. 81. [4] 95–96. [2, 4, 6] MA84: p. 18. __. “A Matter of Twill.” JF92: __. “Monk’s Belt Bath Set.” MA95: Lamb, Britt-Marie. “For Starters: Star Strickler, Carol. “Coverlet Care.” pp. 36–39, 82. [8] pp. 64, 86–87. [4] Towels.” SO03: pp. 28–31. [4] SO85: pp. 61–62. __. “Plaid Tea Cloth.” ND91: pp. 59, Farling, Kathleen. “Seaside Guest Leethem, Kaino. “Sauna Towels in 89. [2, 4] Towels.” MA99: pp. 51, 71. [8] Thirsty Linen.” MA89: pp. 48, __. “Towels as Gamps.” MA99: 83. [4] TEXTILES, HISTORICAL see __. “Shaker Towels.” ND82: pp. 48–49, 68–69; errata MJ99: Ligon, Linda. “From the Beginning: HISTORICAL TEXTILES pp. 40–43, 90–92. [4, 5, 6] __. “Twill Is for Towels.” MA01: p. 64; errata ND99: p. 15. [8] A Hemstitch in Time.” MA87: Fort Worth Weavers Guild. “Group pp. 98–99. [4] TEXTURE WEAVE see SURFACE pp. 42–45; errata MJ01: p. 14, 15. [16] Project Towels.” 80SS: pp. __. “Heap of Linen Towels.” MA85: INTEREST Blumenthal, Betsy. “Taqueté Towels.” 28–29, 55, 56, 67; errata FW80: pp. 54–55, IS: 12–13. [4] MJ00: pp. 36–38. [4] p. 4. [4, 5, 8,10] __. “Linen Lattice Towel.” Su84: THEO MOORMAN see MOORMAN Bowman, Susan. “Diamonds in Fort Worth Weavers Guild. “Weave pp. 71, 105. [4] TECHNIQUE Diamonds Towel.” MA99: for a Summer Kitchen.” 80SS: MacGeorge, Matilda. “Soft Surprise pp. 50, 65–66. [16] pp. 27, 53. [4] Guest Towels.” SO85: p. 86. [4] THICK ’N THIN see DIVERSIFIED Brewin, Beth. “Linen Bath Towels.” Frost, Mary. “Twill Towels.” MA02: Mansfield, Patricia. “Reproduction PLAIN WEAVE Su84: pp. 70–71, 105–106. [4] pp. 52–54. [4, 8] Towel.” MA89: pp. 55, 84. [4] __. “Summer and Winter Kitchen Gaynes, Margaret. “Beginner’s Corner: Martin, Gloria. “Three-End Twill The Story of the Calendar Block Towels.” JF94: pp. 78, 99. THREE-TIE UNIT WEAVES see TIED Towels.” MJ86: pp. 65, IS: 13; Towel.” JF93: pp. 56–57, 89. [4] [4] UNIT WEAVES errata JF87: IS: 16; errata MJ87: IS: 3. [4] __. “Keep It Simple: Boldly Striped Mattson, Inger. “Striped Hand Towels.” Towels.” MJ89: pp. 34, 77. [2, 4] MA83: pp. 31, 83. [4] THRUMS Bright, Kathy. “Christmas Rosepath Towels and Card Fabric.” SO92: __. “Observations from the 1992 Mayer, Anita Luvera. “Guest Towels.” Danielson, Esther. “Thrum Balls.” Weaving Season.” SO93: MJ98: pp. 36, 99. [2, 4] MJ89: p. 24. pp. 76, 88–89. [8] __. “Country Rustic Towels.” JF94: pp. 24–26, 83. [4] Mesler, Yvonne. “Huck Lace Towel.” Davenport, Betty. “Thrums Pillow.” __. “Simple Twill Towels.” MA01: MA99: pp. 50, 66; errata JF00: ND84: pp. 66, IS: 10. [RH, 4] pp. 79, 99–100. [4] __. “Simple Country Towels.” MJ88: pp. 34–36. [4] p. 17. [4] Ed. “Thrums Up!” Su84: p. 20. __. “Thanksgiving Breadcloth.” Meyers, Jan. “Kitchen Towel and Gaynes, Margaret. “Overshot Thrum pp. 17, 76. [2, 4] Bright, Kathy; Tardy, Vicki. SO01: pp. 56–58. [4] Placemat Set.” MA99: pp. 52, Potholders.” SO91: pp. 53, Geers, Mary Ann. “Easy-Weave, Soft 72–73. [RH, 2, 4] 91–92. [4] “Collaborative Weaving.” MA92: pp. 40–42, 81–83; errata SO94: p. and Absorbent Towel.” Su85: Morrison, Ruth. “8-Shaft Huck McKinney, David. “Recycling pp. 84–85. [4] Towels.” JF01: pp. 44–45. [8] Thrums.” SO89: pp. 42–43. 82; errata SO96: p. 93. [3, 4, 8] Curran, Georgean. “8-Shaft Summer Griffith, Phyllis. “Sauna Towel.” Morton, Betsy. “Colorful Striped and Winter Towels.” ND87: 80SS: pp. 47, 54. [4] Towels.” JF93: pp. 62, 90. [4] TIED OVERSHOT see OVERSHOT, pp. 74, 88; errata MA88: IS: 4. [8] Hammel, Christina. “First Day of Murray, Phyllis. “Overshot in Hand- TIED __. “Sheep Towels.” MA90: pp. 93, School: A Jumper in Summer and spun Towel.” MA99: pp. 50, 68; 85–86; errata SO90: p. 74. [8] Winter.” ND99: pp. 58–61. [8] errata JF00: p. 17. [4] TIED UNIT WEAVES Davenport, Betty. “Natural Brown Harness, Robin. “Christmas Holly Neilson, Rosalie. “Tales and Towels of Christensen, Joanne. “A Splendor of a Cotton Bread Cloth and Towels.” ND94: pp. 86, 95–96; Huck.” JF01: pp. 34–37. [4] Folk Warp.” FW80: pp. 48–49. Napkins.” SO91: pp. 58–59, errata JF95, p. 83. [6] Nelson, Marie. “Celebration Towels.” [RH] 93–94. [RH, 4] Heinrich, Linda. “Weaving with MA01: pp. 30–32. DeAtley, Suzanne. “Boulevard de Ruiter, Erica. “Huck Lace Towels Linen: The Cloth of the O’Connor, Marina. “Thousand Flowers Weave.” MA95: pp. 71–72. on Only Three Shafts.” MA02: Ancients.” MA89: pp. 39–44, Towels.” MJ98: pp. 35, 98. [4] Evans, Jane. “Pick Me! Rag Mug Rugs pp. 60–63. [4] 77–80. [4, 8] O’Hara, Sheila. “It’s Teatime! Summer with Pick-up.” ND01: pp. 48–51. Dean, Glenna. “Endless Kitchen Holmgren, Mary. “Lace Bronson Tea and Winter Tea Towels.” SO03: [4] Towel.” MJ97: pp. 71, 85. [4] Towels.” MA99: pp. 53, 72. [4] pp. 40–43. [8] Kennard, Teresa. “Seeing Spots Vest Degan, Betty. “Intersecting Zigzag Hoskins, Nancy; Wheeler, Ruth. Patrick, Jane; Alderman, Sharon. “Bath and Pants.” MA95: pp. 73, Border Towel.” MA99: pp. 50, “Classic Linen Towels.” MA97: Towel and Mitt.” Mr82: pp. 50, 96–97. [2, 4, 8] 67. [8] pp. 65, 79–81. [4, 8] 90, 92; errata Se82: p. 81. [4, 5] Stahl, Yvonne. “Boulevard Weave Ed. “And Thereon Hangs a Towel.” Hougaard, Molly. “Rib Block Weave: Peterson, Laurie; Shively, Linda; Ensemble.” MA95: pp. 69–70, Se82: pp. 58–59. [4, 8] Four Blocks (and More) on Four Cipolla, Anne. “Towels: A Rigid 95–96. [4, 6] __. “Celebrate the Season.” SO98: Shafts.” SO98: pp. 56–58, 77. [4] Heddle Study Group Project.” __. “A Handwoven Sweater in Turned pp. 60, 69, 83–85. [I, 4, 8] Hunt, Sue. “N’s and C’s? Taking a MA93: pp. 34–35. [RH] Boulevard.” ND02: pp. 70–72. [6] __. “The Luxury of Silk.” 80SS: Bite from M’s and O’s.” MJ00: Piroch, Sigrid. “Letters and Words in Sullivan, Donna. “Single Three-Tie pp. 28–29. [4] pp. 66–68. [4] Bronson Lace: It’s as Easy as Unit Weave.” MA91: pp. __. “Summerweave: Apron and Irwin, Alison. “Alison’s Adventures: ABC.” MA90: pp. 68–71. [4. 8] 61–63, 90, 92. [4] Towel.” 80SS: pp. 26, 53. [2] Mock Damask Tea Towels.” Quel, Susan. “Gimme Five! Five West, Virginia. “Taking Charge of Elissa, Jonelle. “A Rainbow Warp for MJ94: pp. 68–70, 91. [4] Projects on One Warp.” MJ02: Your Design.” ND87: pp. 46–47, Towels and Runners.” MA00: Jaastad, Sandee. “Christmas Towels in pp. 68–71. [2, 4] IS: 8. [5] pp. 66–68. [2, 4] Huck.” SO01: pp. 72–74. [8] Robinson, Joan. “Towels for Enter- Erf, Mary Elva. “Shaker Towel in M’s Kaestner, Tracy. “Linen Fingertip taining.” MA95: pp. 58–59. [4]

© Handwoven® magazine, Interweave Press LLC. www.handwovenmagazine.com HANDWOVEN 47 Not to be reprinted. All rights reserved. Schlein, Alice. “Turned Twill Color SO02: pp. 32–35. [4] __. “Classy Edge Finish.” ND89: p. 11. Effects on Eight Shafts.” MA01: Nielsen, D. “Checkerboard in a Bag.” p. 18. __. “Slippery Reed.” MJ98: p. 20. pp. 38–41; errata MJ01: p. 14. [8] JF92: pp. 49, 85. [2, 4] __. “Cone Peg.” SO94: p. 26. __. “Softening Linen.” ND88: p. 72. __. “Turned Twills and Color Effects.” Potter, Katie Forderhase. “Up, Up and __. “Correcting Problems with Draw __. “A Special Shuttle for Embroidery JF01: pp. 46–49. [4] Away in My Handwoven In.” MJ88: p. 8. Floss.” SO96: p. 11. Scorgie, Jean. “Winter Lichen Balloon.” Mr82: pp. 40–42. [4] __. “Counterbalance Tie-Up.” MJ87: __. “Spin Cycle without a Washing Towels.” JF94: pp. 80, 100. [4] Savel, Beverly. “Crayon Blanket and p. 11. Machine.” SO91: p. 19. Shafer, Ann. “Holiday Tea Towels.” Pillows.” ND03: pp. 68–71. [4, 8] __. “A Cross Holder.” SO96: p. 10. __. “Spin Water Out of SO93: pp. 79, 96–97. [4] Stahl, Yvonne. “Ugly Ursula.” MJ92: __. “Double Dented Yarn Spacer.” Handwashables.” SO85: p. 93. Sherrodd, Kristie. “Chenille Hand pp. 47, 86. [4] MJ96: p. 10. __. “Spring Clip Instead of Pin to Towels.” JF98: pp. 46, 82–83; Tewksbury, Barbara. “Idea Notebook: __. “Double-Width Doubleweave.” Mark Progress.” MA93: p. 72. errata ND98: p. 65. [4] Carefree Cats.” ND86: p. 21. SO96: p. 9. __. “Storing Shuttles.” MA87: p. 19. Smayda, Norma. “Hand Towels in Walner, Willard and Elma. “Wool __. “Easy Fringe the Easy Way.” JF89: __. “Take-Up and Shrinkage.” MJ92: 3-Shaft Summer and Winter.” Worker’s Flock.” SO83: p. 75. p. 9. p. 19. MA02: pp. 56–59. [4] __. “Easy Threading.” MA97: p. 24. __. “To Fringe or Not to Fringe.” Smith, Helen. “Refined Twill Towel.” TRACKING __. “Easy Weaver’s Knot.” JF93: p. 32. MA87: p. 9. MA99: pp. 50, 66–67; errata Alderman, Sharon. “Tracking: The __. “Faster Weaving with Rag Strips.” __. “Twill Selvedge.” JF92: p. 15. JF00: p. 17. [4] Mystery of the Crinkling Cloth.” MA96: p. 29. __. “Twill Selvedges.” MJ97: p. 24. Sonesson, Astrid; Johansson, Hanna. SO85: pp. 31–33, IS: 4. [2, 4] __. “Finishing Fabric with Two __. “Warp Packing Paper.” ND92: “Upphämta Display Towel.” Gaynes, Margaret. “Beginner’s Corner: Different Fibers.” SO92: p. 71. p. 18. MJ87: pp. 42–43, IS: 4. [D, 4] Tracking.” ND91: pp. 72–73, __. “Floating Selvedge.” MA87: p. 9. __. “Warping a Long Warp.” MJ87: St. Lawrence, Janet. “Summer and 91–92. [2, 4] __. “Getting a Grip on Your Treadles.” p. 12. Winter Dishtowels.” MA95: Tedder, Lynn. “Keep It Simple: Four- JF91: p. 24. __. “Weaver’s Knot.” MJ91: p. 8. pp. 65, 86. [4] Season Stole.” SO87: pp. 35, __. “Getting a Straight Start.” MJ88: __. “Weighting the Beater.” SO94: Stahl, Yvonne. “Washcloths and Bath IS: 3. [2, 4] p. 7. p. 28. Mitts.” MJ97: pp. 69, 85–86. [4] __. “Hand-Held Cross.” MA93: p. 58. __. “Winding Smaller Spools.” Su85: Tallarovic, Joanne. “Ripsmatta for __. “Heddle Holders.” MA93: p. 72. p. 93. TRANSPARENCIES Towels.” MA02: pp. 48–51. [4] Irwin, Bobbie. “Transparencies.” __. “Is Double the Warp Half the __. “Winding Two Yarns Together Tardy, Vicki. “Tartan Towel MA86: pp. 45, IS: 6–7. [4] Work.” ND96: p. 10. Onto Bobbin.” SO89: p. 19. Exchange.” SO96: pp. 40–43. __. “Transparencies That Really Are!” __. “Keeping Fringes Straight.” __. “Yarn Containers.” MA93: p. 58. Tedder, Lynn. “4-Shaft Huck Towels.” MJ94: pp. 44–47, 83–84. [4] ND85: p. 92. __. “Yarn Twister for Fringe.” SO94: JF01: pp. 42–43, 45; errata Keasbey, Doramay. “How to Weave a __. “A Knitter’s Heddle Holder.” p. 25. JF01: p. 14. [4] Transparency.” JF83: pp. 27–30. JF89: p. 9. __. “Linen Huck Towels.” MA02: [4] __. “Make Any Paper Self-Sticking.” TUBULAR WEAVE see pp. 44–47. [4] MA93: p. 72. __. “Sheer Beauty: The DOUBLEWEAVE Tenney, Karen. “Bath Accessories Au Transparencies of Inger __. “Marking Fabric.” MJ89: p. 50. Naturel.” SO03: pp. 52–55. [4]; __. “Marking Heddles.” MA87: p. 19. Harrison.” Ja82: pp. 40–41. TUCKS see PLEATS AND TUCKS errata, MA05: p. 6. Kinersly, Görel. “Season’s End __. “Minimizing Draw-In.” SO86: Totten, Dianne. “Waffle-Weave Transparency.” SO84: pp. 69–70, p. 13. Dishcloths and Towels.” MA02: __. “Multiple Warp Chains.” MJ88: TURNED BROKEN TWILL 105. [2, 4] Hannikainen, Tuija. “Mock Damask pp. 40–42. [4] p. 10. Kleinschmidt, Jane. “Christmas Table Runners.” MA93: pp. 43, Urton, Suzanne. “Towel for a Summer __. “No Selvedge Floats on 2/2 Twill.” Transparencies.” SO85: 80. [8] Day.” Su83: pp. 52, 94. [4] MJ96: p. 10. pp. 66–67, IS: 16. [2] Irwin, Alison. “Alison’s Adventures: White, Susan. “Idea Notebook: __. “Organize Your Projects.” MJ95: Mock Damask Tea Towels.” Breadcloths with Figures.” p. 22. TRAVEL MJ94: pp. 68–70, 91. [4] MA89: pp. 11, 74. [8] __. “Our Top 20 Tips.” SO99: p. 88. Chandler, Deborah. “Speaking __. “Nine Patch Picnic Mats.” MJ99: Wilhite, Mark. “Quilt Block Towels __. “A Prettier Selvedge.” ND87: Weaving in Guatemala.” MJ04: pp. 37, 64–65. [4] and Curtains.” ND90: pp. 54–55, p. 19. pp. 72–73. Piroch, Sigrid. “Inspired by the 75. [6] __. “Prevent Fringe from Getting Ed. “Places to Go: Your Guide to Bauhaus: Silk Scarf in False Tangled.” SO89: p. 19. Textile Travel.” MJ04: p. 75. Damask.” MA04: pp. 56–58. [8] TOYS AND GAMES Mayer, Anita Luvera. “Travel Tips __. “Preventing Seersucker Effect.” Adams, Brucie; Nash, Jeannie. from Anita.” MJ04: pp. 30–31. SO93: p. 17. “The Hair of the Dog.” Mr82: __. “Problems with Bobbin Hangup.” TURNED DRAFTS Palmer, Katherine. “Kente Cloth of Alderman, Sharon. “One Good Turn pp. 62–63. [RH, 2] MA89: p. 36. Ghana.” MJ04: p. 74. Deserves Another.” SO98: Berent, Mary; Lehman, Sue. “Accent __. “Profile Drafts.” MJ90: p. 96. Streamer, Margaret. “The Weavers of pp. 48–49, 81–82. [6] on Animals.” SO90: pp. 56–58. __. “Proper Winding of a Bobbin.” Cusco, Peru.” MJ04: pp. 70–71. Blumenthal, Betsy. “Taqueté Towels.” Bobisud, Helen. “Animal Fun: White MA87: p. 9. West, Virginia. “From Virginia’s MJ00: pp. 36–38. [4] Cat.” SO92: pp. 36, 89–90. [4] __. “Quick Color Planning.” ND95: Travel Journals” MJ04: Cherry, Christie. “Turned Overshot Ed. “Production Weaver: Constance p. 22. pp. 32–33. Jacket.” SO93: pp. 52, 86–87. LaLena.” My82: pp. 52–53, 91. __. “Reeds.” SO93: p. 57. [6] [2, 4] __. “Releasing Tension.” MJ87: p. 11. TRIAXIAL WEAVING Dixon, Anne. “Overshot Waistcoat.” Ehler, Christi Eales. “Inkle Band __. “Removing Tangles in Mohair Mooney, David. “Triaxial Weaving.” SO98: pp. 52–55, 78–81. [8] Babies.” ND03: pp. 60–63. [I] Warps.” JF95: p. 35. ND89: pp. 58–60. Dobrovolny, Ardis. “Turned Draft Hanan, Julia. “Christmas Checker- __. “Removing Rust From Reeds.” Runner.” JF84: pp. 62–64; board.” FW80: pp. 55, 69. [4] JF96: p. 22. errata Su84: p. 92. [6] Jones, Janice. “Handwoven Teddy.” TRICKS OF THE TRADE __. “Repair Heddles.” ND95: p. 22. Ed. “Add-On Treadles.” ND85: p. 92. Jones, Janice. “Drapery Tiebacks.” SO85: pp. 63, IS: 12. [4] __. “Retying the Warp without __. “Centering.” MJ88: p. 7. ND95: pp. 43, 87. [6] Kramer, Ann. “Woven Critters.” Knots.” MA91: p. 21. __. “Changing a Sett Error.” JF96: Lang, Elizabeth. “Turned Shadow MJ89: p. 25. __. “Rolodex Drafts.” JF89: p. 8. p. 22. Twills.” MA98: pp. 42–43. Libsch, Peggy. “A Colorful Mix for a __. “Rubber-band Aid.” JF94: p. 27. __. “Check that Fraying.” JF89: p. 9. Owen, Bob. “A Day Runner.” MJ02: Doll.” ND00: pp. 32–34. [4] __. “Rug Weaving Tips.” MA91: p. __. “Checking for a Clear Shed.” pp. 44–47. [8] MacGeorge, Matilda. “Cookie Cutter 38. JF96: p. 23. Sullivan, Donna. “Warp-Patterned Bear.” SO96: pp. 68, 100. [2, 4] __. “Saving Warp.” MA94: p. 29. __. “Choosing the Right Reed.” Overshot.” ND89: pp. 67–69, Nickol, Mary. “Chroma Kaleidoscope.” __. “Serger to Cut Rags.” MA95: MJ88: p. 8. 81. [6]

© Handwoven® magazine, Interweave Press LLC. www.handwovenmagazine.com HANDWOVEN 48 Not to be reprinted. All rights reserved. Walker, Barbara. “Name Drafting: 77–78. [4, 6, 8] Twill.” JF03: pp. 66–68. [8] Madelyn’s First Handwoven.” __. “Swatch Collection #35: Uphol- Scorgie, Jean. “Weaving a Four-Shaft TWO-TIE UNIT WEAVES see ND99: pp. 36–38. [6] stery.” SO03: pp. 64–67. [4, 6, 8] Twill Sampler.” SO95: pp. 58–60. SUMMER AND WINTER; TIED UNIT Wertenberger, Kathryn. “Turned __. “Twill Is for Towels.” MA01: [4, 8] WEAVES; DOUBLE TWO-TIE UNIT Bronson Lace.” MA92: pp. 42–45; errata MJ01: p. 14, Spencer, Emmy. “Tip of the Twill pp. 58–59, 86. [8] 15. [16] Scarves.” MA98: pp. 54, 83–84. WEAVE; TAQUETÉ __. “Weaver’s Challenge: Turned Bobisud, Helen. “Gray Feathers [4] Drafts.” Su85: pp. 90–91. Scarf.” ND96: pp. 67, 84. [8, 12] van der Hoogt, Madelyn. “Twills in UPHOLSTERY Bohannan, Ronnine. “A Twill Double Two-Tie Unit Weave.” Alderman, Sharon. “Design in Sampler to Wear.” ND85: ND85: pp. 64–68. Weaving: Tailoring an Overshot.” TURNED TWILL see also DAMASK Ja82: pp. 68–69; errata 82MA: Alderman, Sharon. “Easy As Pi.” pp. 44–45, IS: 6–7. [4, 6] Voiers, Leslie. “Double-Faced Twill p. 87. [4] SO00: pp. 26–29. [8] Chandler, Deborah [Redding]. “Your Kimono Jacket.” SO87: __. “Designing Upholstery Fabric.” __. “Out of a Flower Garden.” ND88: Weaving Teacher: Twills— pp. 40–41, IS: 5. [4] ND94: pp. 48–49, 91–92. [4, 5] pp. 54–55, 83. [8] Another Look.” ND85: __. “Yarn Twist and Twills.” ND85: __. “Home Weaving: Try Upholstery.” __. “Profile Drafting: Getting the Big pp. 26–27. p. 44. 79FW: pp. 42–43, 61. [4] Picture.” ND87: pp. 44–45, Dobrovolny, Ardis. “Sand Dunes and West, Virginia. “Beaded and Fringed __. “Simply Elegant Upholstery IS: 6–7. [4, 8] Dune Grass Ensemble.” MA85: Dornick Twill Top.” JF98: Fabric.” JF85: pp. 32, IS: 6–7. Castro-Laughlin, Marcella. “Sett the pp. 57, IS: 14–15. [8] pp. 41, 79–80. [8] [4, 6] Table (cloth)! A Picnic Set.” Ed. “A Fraction of the Twill Story.” Woodbury, DeeDee. “A Twill Gamp __. “Swatch Collection #35: MJ02: pp. 52–54. [8] ND85: pp. 46–47. on Eight Shafts.” JF04: Upholstery.” SO03: pp. 64–67. Denette, Alyson. “Lattice Plaid __. “Twill Glossary.” MA01: p. 14. pp. 36–38. [8] [4, 6, 8] Scarf.” MJ98: pp. 42, 104. [8] __. “Twill Glossary.” ND85: p. 57. Blumenthal, Betsy. “Overshot Uphol- Essén-Hedin, Margaretha. “Plaid __. “Twill Resources.” ND85: p. 42. TWILL, ADVANCING stery.” MJ98: pp. 34, 96–97. [8] Blanket and Pillow.” JF87: Elkins, Barbara. “The Masculine Bunke, Kim Marie. “Nature as __. “Sectional Beaming in Ten Easy pp. 71, IS: 14–15. [6] Element: Corkscrew Hatband.” Colorist: Three Little Pigments.” Steps for Upholstery or Pillow Frey, Liz. “Scarf in Twill Blocks.” FW80: pp. 34–35, 69. [4] MA00: pp. 42–45. [8] Fabric.” ND04: pp. 68–71. [8]; ND88: pp. 62–63, 86. [8] Farling, Kathleen. “Seaside Guest __. “A Perennial Favorite: Advancing errata, MA05: p. 6. Irwin, Alison. “Berries and Branches Towels.” MA99: pp. 51, 71. [8] Twill Flowers.” MA01: Bradley, Louise. “Scandinavian- Table Mat.” MA97: pp. 34, 76. [4] __. “Towels as Gamps.” MA99: pp. 56–59. [8] Influenced Upholstery Fabric.” Kaestner, Tracy. “Paint a Rainbow.” pp. 48–49, 68–69; errata MJ99: Elkins, Barbara. “Advancing Twill Is MJ90: pp. 61, 91–92. [4] MA00: pp. 58–61. [8] p. 64; errata ND99: p. 15. [8] for Four Shafts Too!” MA01: Grisé, Sabrina. “Coordinating Lamb, Britt-Marie. “For Starters: Star Funk, Charlotte. “Weaving with Twill pp. 46–49; errata ND01: p. 15. [4] Upholstery and Pillow Fabrics.” Towels.” SO03: pp. 28–31. [4] Inlay.” MJ94: pp. 50–51. Hutchison, Jean. “Two Techniques for ND90: pp. 47, 72–74. [8] Meadow, Debra. “Wool and Mohair Hirsch, Phyllis. “As the Cat Creeps.” the Beginning Sewer.” MJ01: Hess, Ellen. “Passementerie: Ornate Jacket.” JF90: pp. 46–47, 80. [8] SO00: pp. 72–74. [8] pp. 56–60. [4, 8] Embellishment for Furniture.” Pawl, Pam. “Twill Block and Stripe Jones, Carolyn. “Loom Music Scarf.” ND94: pp. 72–75, 96–97. [6] Pillows.” ND85: pp. 52, IS: 11. [8] SO00: pp. 40–42. [12] TWILL BLOCKS, TWILL DAMASK, Ligon, Linda. “On Handwoven Schlein, Alice. “Turned Twill Color Jones, Janice. “Knot of Ties.” MA85: TWILL DIAPER see TURNED TWILL Upholstery.” Mr82: pp. 58–59. Effects on Eight Shafts.” MA01: pp. 54, IS: 11. [4] [4, 8] pp. 38–41; errata MJ01: p. 14. [8] __. “Rosepath.” MA86: pp. 60, TWILL, PLAITED Torgow, Joan. “Upholstery Sampling.” __. “Turned Twills and Color Effects.” IS: 4. [4] Diament, Patti. “Plaited Twill Scarf.” ND94: pp. 50–52, 90–91. JF01: pp. 46–49. [4] Kaestner, Tracy. “Minuet in Color.” JF93: pp. 65, 91. [8] [4, 8, 9] Scorgie, Jean. “Poppies and SO00: pp. 44–47. [4] Stahl, Yvonne. “Southwest Inspired Wertenberger, Kathryn. “Home Delphiniums Scarf.” ND96: Kambic, Louetta. “Herringbone Twill Scarves.” SO95: pp. 61, 86–87. [8] Comfort.” MA84: pp. 66–67, pp. 41, 77–78. [8] Scarf.” ND96: pp. 69, 85; errata 103–104. [2, 4, 6, 8] Timbers, Frances. “Damask Dinner SO97: p. 72. [4] Napkins.” MA97: pp. 34–35, 84. Kaulitz, Manuela. “Double the Twills TWILL, SNOWFLAKE Bunke, Kim Marie. “A Perennial [8] on Half the Shafts.” MA98: VALUE see COLOR Favorite: Advancing Twill Voiers, Leslie. “Block Twill and Plain pp. 49–51. Flowers.” MA01: pp. 56–59. [8] Weave Suit.” ND87: pp. 52–53, Keasbey, Doramay. “Variations on a VELVET AND VELVETEEN see PILE van der Hoogt, Madelyn. “Twill IS: 12. [8] Theme.” SO00: pp. 52–58. [4] WARP OR WEFT Thrills, An Introduction.” Walker, Barbara. “Check(er)mate: Ligon, Linda. “Heap of Linen Towels.” MA01: pp. 22–25. [8] Double Duty Table Runner.” MA85: pp. 54–55, IS: 12–13. [4] VESTS AND TABARDS SO03: pp. 44–46. [8] MacGeorge, Matilda. “Pillow in Bird’s Adams, Brucie. “Handspun Yarn for __. “Less Is More: Understated Eye Twill.” ND94: pp. 70, 97. TWILL, UNDULATING a Pulled Warp Vest.” JF86: Elegance in a Scarf.” MA04: [4] Alderman, Sharon. “Curving the Twill pp. 78–79. [2, 4] pp. 60–62. [6, 8] Martin, Gloria. “Man’s Twill Scarf in Line.” JF98: pp. 30–32, 73–74. [8] Alderman, Sharon. “The Secret of a Whaley, Betty Lou. “Halftone Twill: Silk and Cotton.” ND96: pp. 68, __. “Design in Weaving: Tailoring an Corrugated Surface: Bedford Four Blocks on Eight Shafts.” 85; errata MA97: p. 73. [4] Overshot.” Ja82: pp. 68–69; Cord.” JF85: pp. 27–29, IS: 4–5; SO93: pp. 66–68, 93. [8] __. “Three-End Twill Block Towels.” errata 82MA: p. 87. [4] errata Su85: IS: 2. Woodbury, DeeDee. “A Personal First: JF94: pp. 78, 99. [4] __. “Undulating Twill: A Curvaceous __. “Swatch Collection #6: Followup.” 50th Anniversary Runner.” Morris, Kathleen. “Silk Pinwheels.” Structure.” ND89: pp. 87–91, JF83: pp. 68, 94. [4, 8] ND99: pp. 62–63. [6] MA01: pp. 50–54; errata MA02, 81–83. [8] Bentley, Layna. “Vest Variations.” p. 14. [8, 12] Ciampa, Carmela. “Black Lace SO96: pp. 65–66, 94–95. [2, 4] O’Connor, Eileen. “Reversible Coat.” Shawl.” ND88: pp. 47, 77. [8] Bentley, Mary. “Summer and Winter TWILL Fortin, Sarah. “Toasty Toes Throw.” Alderman, Sharon. “Dornick Twill ND85: pp. 46–47, IS: 8. [4] Vest.” MA91: pp. 53, 85; errata SO98: pp. 46, 76–77. [8] Blue Plaid Lap Robe.” JF99: Saulson, Sarah. “Mixing Color, Fiber, SO91: p. 87. [8] Keasbey, Doramay. “Twill with a Twist.” pp. 58, 76–77. [4] and Structure.” ND00: Bliss, Anne. “Dye! Silk!” JF83: ND85: pp. 31–32. [4, 12] __. “A Matter of Twill.” JF92: pp. 28–31. [8] pp. 48–49, 92–93. Stoehr, Mary Kay. “Snakeskin Jacket.” pp. 36–39, 82. [8] __. “Now We Are Eight: Creating __. “Dyeing with the Synthetics.” SO84: pp. 54–55, 96, 98. [4] __. “A Shawl from Minus 1K or 1000 Pattern with 8-Shaft Twills.” JF85: pp. 69–72, IS: 16. [2, 4] B.C.” JF00: pp. 66–68. [4, 8] MA01: pp. 68–70. [8] Blumenthal, Betsy. “Chenille Vest __. “Swatch Collection #20: Twill Schlein, Alice. “The Magic of TWINING with Ribbon Inlay.” SO99: Fabrics.” SO89: pp. 38–39, Amalgamation: A New Look at Ed. “Countered Twining Diagram.” pp. 56–57, 78–79. [RH, 2, 4] ND98: p. 75.

© Handwoven® magazine, Interweave Press LLC. www.handwovenmagazine.com HANDWOVEN 49 Not to be reprinted. All rights reserved. Bolesta, Pam. “The Masculine pp. 16–18, 83. [RH, 2, 4] __. “Of Mixed Origins: Rags to Riches Woods, Diane. “Handwoven Element: Vests.” FW80: p. 34. [4] Geis, Flavian. “Color Me Happy.” Vest.” ND00: pp. 48–51. Velveteen.” JF97: pp. 62–63, __. “Warm and Wooly Doubleweave MA00: pp. 50–56. [2, 4, 8, 16] __. “A Versatile Vest and Bag and a 84–85; errata SO97: p. 72. [4] Bag and Felted Vest.” 79FW: Gelbaugh, Sally. “It’s All on the Versatile Beaded Embellishment.” Zawistoski, Patsy. “My Favorite Vest.” pp. 20–21, 53, 54. [4] Surface.” SO04: pp. 64–71. [4]; MA04: pp. 68–71. [4] ND90: pp. 65, 77. [RH, 2] Bradley, Louise. “9 to 5: Tailored errata, JF05: p. 6. Meier, Barbara. “Summer and Winter Weskit.” JF84: pp. 44, 100. [4] Giles, Lynne. “Warp Rep.” SO88: Vest Fabric.” MJ98: pp. 43, WADMAL see FELTED AND FULLED __. “Handspun Ikat.” Se81: pp. pp. 34–39, 95–96. [6] 104–105. [7] FABRICS 65–67. [RH, 2, 4] Hamstead, Janet. “Golden Glow Vest Nelson, Nancy. “Lavender Top.” __. “One Warp, One Pattern—Five Fabric.” ND95: pp. 55, 88–89. JF87: pp. 54, IS: 8. [2, 4] WAFFLE WEAVE Garments.” My82: pp. 34–36, [RH, 2, 4] Noble, Kris. “Vest for a Handweaver.” Carty, Donna. “Beaded Waffle-Weave 97–98. [4] Hansen, Cathy. “Jewel Tones Plaid ND93: pp. 42, 79–80. [4] Scarf.” ND02: pp. 44–47. [4] __. “Rag Weavers’ Tips for Wonderful, Vest.” SO96: pp. 64, 96–97. O’Brient, Marie. “Keep it Simple: Davenport, Betty. “Warm and Wooly Wearable Clothing.” MA95: [2, 4] Cherry Vest.” JF86: pp. 70–71. [4] Waffle Weave Top.” 79FW: pp. 48–54; 89–92. [2, 4] Harvey, Nancy. “Confessions of a Patrick, Jane. “Wadmal Vest: An Easy pp. 21, 55. [RH] __. “Ragtime Vests.” ND89: pp. 46–47, Tapestry Weaver.” MA88: Project on Two Shafts.” JF02: Davenport, Betty; Alderman, Sharon; 77. [3] pp. 54–55, IS: 9. [2] pp. 66–68. [RH, 2] Dobrovolny, Ardis. “Loom __. “Sewing with Handwovens: Start __. “An Unusual Tapestry Mix for a Pettigrew, Dale. “Dale’s Mexicali Shaped—3 Ways.” Mr82: with a Vest.” MJ01: pp. 34–37. Vest.” ND00: pp. 44–47. [2] Vest.” JF88: pp. 62–63, IS: 9. [4] pp. 44–46, 80–83. [RH, 4] [4, 8] Hazel, Lestra. “Last-Minute Blouse.” Pryde, Celeste. “Breaking Rules.” Ed. “Waffle Weave: Twill in 3–D.” __. “Tibetan Turquoise Vest.” MJ94: ND90: pp. 66, 78. [4] MA00: pp. 78–80; errata MJ00: ND85: p. 55. pp. 32–33, 75–76. [8] Henrikson, Susan. “A Little Dye p. 15. [4] Essén-Hedin, Margaretha. “Sunny __. “Traveler’s Vest.” MA94: pp. 66, Makes the Difference.” MA83: Reynolds, Judy. “Purple Haze Vest.” Towel Set.” MJ89: pp. 47, 78. [5] 89–91. [2, 4] pp. 60–62, 97–98. [RH, 2] MJ94: pp. 42, 81–82. [4] Jaeger, Hector. “Linen and Waffle __. “Tucked and Textured Vest.” Hirsch, Grace. “Ribbon Vest.” JF83: Scorgie, Jean. “Designing Fair Isle Weave Placemats.” ND85: JF95: pp. 64–65, 89–90. [4] pp. 44, 88. [RH, 4] Patterns with Overshot.” SO91: pp. 56, IS: 14–15. [4] Bridges, Cheri. “Friendship Vest.” Hutchison, Jean. “Beaded Vest.” pp. 76–77, 95–96. [4] __. “Waffle Weave Afghan.” ND85: JF97: pp. 38–39, 73–74. [4] MA96: pp. 42, 82–83; errata __. “Vest with Scarf.” SO99: pp. 54–55, pp. 54–55, IS: 13. [4] Bruhin, Terri. “Designing on the MJ96: p. 84. [8] 79–82. [4] Kennard, Teresa. “Evening Jacket and Loom for Folklore Vests in Jennings, Lucy Anne. “Double Sneary, Anne. “Summer and Winter Gown.” JF95: pp. 49, 84–85. [4] Overshot.” JF04: pp. 54–67. [4] Chenille Vest.” MJ86: pp. 44, Felted Vest.” JF93: pp. 54, Menlove, Rebecca. “Hint of Spring Campbell, Sue. “Ribbon and Lace and IS: 10. [4] 86–87. [4] Jacket.” MA94: pp. 60, 86–87. [4] Beaded Adornments.” JF97: Kambic, Louetta. “Japanese Vest.” Snover, Susan. “Rag Vest.” JF83: Newhouse, Terry. “Aran Puzzle pp. 40–41, 75–76. [2, 4] MA97: pp. 55, 78–79. [8] pp. 44, 86. [4] Sweaters.” ND94: pp. 46–48, Davenport, Betty. “Alpaca Sierra Vest.” Kaestner, Tracy. “Tencel Travel Snover, Susan; Farnbach, Connie. 90–93. [4, 8] ND91: pp. 74, 92–93. [RH, 2] Wardrobe: A Versatile Blouse “Glad Rags!” My81: pp. 50, 76, Tenney, Karen. “Bath Accessories Au __. “Andes Vest.” SO88: pp. 68, 104. and Vest.” MJ04: pp. 44–47. [8] 78, 79, 82; errata, Se81: p. 22. Naturel.” SO03: pp. 52–55. [4] [RH, 2, 4] Kaulitz, Manuela. “Finnweave.” [RH, 2, 4] Torgow, Joan. “Waffle Weave Table __. “Guatemalan Stripes.” MA83: ND93: pp. 40–42, 77–78; errata Stahl, Yvonne. “Boulevard Weave Mats.” MJ96: pp. 57, 92. [7] pp. 54–57, 93–95. [RH, 2] JF94: p. 83. [4] Ensemble.” MA95: pp. 69–70, Totten, Dianne. “Waffle-Weave __. “Not for Beginners Only: An Easy __. “The Maltese Cross: A Weaver’s 95–96. [4, 6] Dishcloths and Towels.” MA02: Tabard.” JF84: pp. 50–51. [RH, 2] Stitch.” MJ97: pp. 64–66, __. “Holiday Vest.” SO83: pp. 71, pp. 40–42. [4] __. “Not for Beginners Only: 83–84; errata SO97: p. 72. 100. [8] Wertenberger, Kathryn. “Weaver’s Garments from Narrow Fabrics.” __. “Overshot Patterns in Color-and- Steinkoenig, Judy. “MacPherson Tartan Challenge: Waffle Weave.” MA85: pp. 18–22, 24, IS: 3. Weave Effect Doubleweave.” Vest.” ND83: pp. 51, 98. [2, 4] SO87: pp. 83–84. [RH, 4] JF94: pp. 62–65, 94–97. [4] Stoehr, Mary Kay. “Finish Your Xenakis, David. “Waffle!” 80SS: __. “Not for Beginners Only: What Kelly, Daphne. “Blackberry Vine Work.” JF84: pp. 54–56, 97. [4] pp. 70–71. [RH] If...Vest.” SO84: pp. 74–75, 108. Vest.” SO95: pp. 60, 86. [4] __. “Lace-Yoked Tunic.” MJ88: [RH, 2] Kennard, Teresa. “Ginger Snap Fabrics.” pp. 50, 82–83. [8] __. “Samples—Quick and Easy.” SO97: pp. 62, 76–77. [6] Sullivan, Donna. “Reversible Felted WARP PAINTING see DYEING: ND86: pp. 78–80. [RH, 2] __. “Seeing Spots Vest and Pants.” Wool.” JF95: pp. 50–52, 86–87. WARP AND WEFT PAINTING Dennis, Allison. “Convertible Scarf- MA95: pp. 73, 96–97. [2, 4, 8] [4] Vest.” SO97: pp. 55, 78–79. [6] __. “Sundance Vest: Weaving and Taylor, Karla. “Shawled Tunic.” WARP REP Dixon, Anne. “Overshot Waistcoat.” Sewing with Rayon Chenille.” ND90: pp. 66–67, 79. [8] Blumenthal, Betsy. “Taqueté Towels.” SO98: pp. 52–55, 78–81. [8] MJ01: pp. 44–46. [2, 4] Voiers, Leslie. “Doubleweave Vest.” MJ00: pp. 36–38. [4] Dobrovolny, Ardis. “Paisley-Inspired Kowynia, Wendy. “Hand Painted JF90: pp. 45, 75; errata MJ90: Carlstedt, Catharina. “Eight-Shaft Rep Vest.” ND84: pp. 67, IS: 11. [4] Doubleweave Vest Fabric.” p. 97. [8] Rug.” SO88: pp. 34, 94–95. [8] Eychaner, Barbara. “Informing the JF99: pp. 50. 64–65. [4] Wertenberger, Kathryn. “Christmas Chandler, Deborah [Redding]. “Your Present with Echoes of the Lancaster, Daryl. “Slice and Dice.” Tabard.” FW80: pp. 54, 59. [4] Weaving Teacher: Designing Past.” MJ93: pp. 46–48, 81–82. ND00: pp. 70–75. __. “A Lesson in Cut and Sewn and Drafting—Color in Warp [4, 8] Leethem, Kaino. “Poppana Vest.” Handwoven Garments.” FW80: Rep.” SO88: pp. 17–18. Freeman, Mollie. “Felted Wearables.” MA90: pp. 53, 76. [2, 4] pp. 36–37, 79. [4] Ed. “Explorations in Warp Rep.” JF01: pp. 50–53. [2, 4] Lesselroth, Lynn. “Celebration Vest.” West, Virginia. “Long Laced Vest.” SO88: p. 32. __. “Mixing Paints and Dyes.” ND00: SO94: pp. 54, 88–89. [4] ND95: pp. 71, 85–86. [8] Franklin, June. “Rep Weave Placemats pp. 64–69. [2, 4] Lewis, Linda. “Out of the Shadows Winqvist, Merja. “Finnish Ryijy Inspired by Frank Lloyd Wright.” __. “Piecework Vest.” JF97: pp. 36–37, Vest.” SO98: pp. 40, 70–71. [8] (Rya).” MJ87: pp. 72–73. [2, 4] SO03: pp. 32–34. [8] 78–79. [2, 4] Lumsden, Sharon. “Tubular Weave Winslow, Heather. “Two Terrific Tunics Giles, Lynne. “Warp Rep.” SO88: Freitag-Engstrom, Karen. “Silk Twill Vest.” JF87: pp. 48–51, IS: 6–7. in Fine Silk.” MJ01: pp. 52–55. [4] pp. 34–39, 95–96. [6] Vest.” MJ98: pp. 41, 101. [4] [4] Wittpenn, Ann. “Woven Jacket and Hahn, Margaret. “Let’s Do Lunch French, Louise. “Sewing Skills Are a Marble, Pamela. “Vests that Fit.” Vest Front.” JF98: pp. 36, Bag.” MJ96: pp. 41, 94–95. [6, 8] Good Investment.” MJ01: ND96: pp. 61, 79–80. [4] 75–76. [2, 4] Hazel, Lestra. “Warp Rep for Runners.” pp. 38–42. [8] Mayer, Anita Luvera. “The Creative Wittpenn, Ann; Patrick, Jane. MJ02: pp. 48–51. [4, 8] Gaynes, Margaret. “Decisions, Process in Motion: The “Weaving in the Fur Weft.” __. “Warp Rep Study Group: Decisions, Decisions.” JF94: Mantles.” SO99: pp. 62–65. JF83: pp. 33–36, 80–81. [4] Christmas Placemats.” SO93: pp. 80–81, 99. [4]

© Handwoven® magazine, Interweave Press LLC. www.handwovenmagazine.com HANDWOVEN 50 Not to be reprinted. All rights reserved. Hendrickson, Linda. “Confetti Mug Bohannan, Ronnine. “Warp- 80SS: pp. 6–11. ND04: pp. 68–71. [8]; errata, Rugs.” JF92: pp. 48, 84. [8] Patterned Rug.” SO86: pp. __. “Your Weaving Teacher: Lord, Let MA05: p. 6. Holman, Barbara; Harrison, Deborah; 40–41, IS: 7–8; errata SO87: My Words Be Pleasant Today for __. “Sectional Warping.” ND04: Silver-Schack, Bettes. “Warp IS: 3. [4, 8] Tomorrow I May Have to Eat pp. 70–71. Rep Rugs: A Gallery.” ND01: __. “Woven Patterned Boxes.” SO88: Them.” ND84: pp. 26–29. Groth, Paul. “An Engineer’s Approach pp. 56–57. pp. 38, 97–98. [4, 8] __. “Your Weaving Teacher: Tension!” to Sectional Warping.” SO86: Jaastad, Sandee. “Southwest Settings Bunke, Kim Marie. “Tabletop Set— MA86: pp. 21–22. p. 16. for Placemats and Napkins.” On One Warp.” SO88: pp. 36, __. “Your Weaving Teacher: The MJ04: pp. 52–54. [8] 96–97. [4] Second Week.” Su84: pp. 28–30. WARPING WITH A PADDLE Jones, Jean. “Advent Pulpit Fall.” Christensen, Evelyn. “Guatemalan Davenport, Betty. “Rigid Heddle Loom Linn, Kristine. “Warping with a SO93: pp. 78, 95–96; errata Belt Weave.” MA86: pp. 68–69, Warping.” My82: pp. 73–76, 98. Paddle.” ND04: p. 65. JF94: p. 83. [4] IS: 14–15. [4] [RH, 8] __. “Weekend Weaver: Warping with Lynch, Priscilla. “Flowered Rep Place- Elkins, Barbara. “Blooming Leaf Belt.” Ed. “Beginner’s Corner: Calculating a Paddle––Using Yarns from mat.” MA90: pp. 61, 73. [8] SO88: pp. 38, 99. [4] Warp and Weft Amounts.” Your Stash for a Scarf.” ND04: Marshall, Kelly. “Frank Lloyd Wright Epstein, Pat. “Blue and White.” MJ00: p. 15. pp. 62–65. [4, 8] Rug.” ND95: pp. 37, 82. [8] ND82: pp. 46–47, 86, 94. [2, 4] __. “Beginner’s Corner: Warping Two Guy, Sallie. “Making a Warp with a __. “Trellis Rep Floor Runner.” Essen, Deb. “Travel Journal Cover in Different Fibers.” JF01: p. 15. Stationary Paddle.” MA96: ND95: pp. 39, 93–94; errata Ikat Inspired by Weaving in __. “Reed Ruminations.” MA02: p. 14. pp. 46–48. JF96: p. 84. [8] Borneo.” MJ04: pp. 56–59. [4] __. “Yarn Basket: Tips for Warping Ryan, Shirley. “Paddle Warping—One Neilson, Rosalie. “A Checkered Past: Fortin, Sarah. “Duvet Cover, Pillow, the Loom.” ND95: pp. 14–15. Weaver Tells Why.” My82: Playing with Warp Rep Rugs.” and Mat.” SO98: pp. 46, 74–76. Eychaner, Barbara. “Threading the pp. 68–69. ND01: pp. 52–55. [4, 16] [8] Loom from the Back.” SO95: __. “Eight for Eight: Block Design with Jensen, Gay. “Warp-Faced 2/2 Twill: pp. 75–78. WEAVER’S NETWORK Warp Rep.” MJ00: pp. 52–57. [8] Part II.” Se82: pp. 50–51, 85. __. “Warping the Loom from the Fitzsimmons, Dee. “Weaver’s Network: Nickol, Mary. “Ripsmatta Rug.” [2, 4] Back.” JF95: pp. 66–70. Teaching Textile Arts to High SO03: pp. 48–51. [4] __. “Warp-Faced Weaving: Part I.” French, Louise. “Warping Back to School Students.” MA03: Proulx, Bibiane. “Six-Block Rep My82: pp. 42–44, 93, Cover. [4] Front through Lease Sticks.” pp. 74–75. Weave on Four Shafts.” SO88: Jones, Janice. “Bright and Bold.” ND04: p. 61. Patrick, Jane. “Weaver’s Network: pp. 40–41. MA83: pp. 50–51, 88–89. [2, 4] Gaynes, Margaret. “Beginner’s Corner: Weaving in the Heartland.” Schonkala, Nicky. “Bold Block Rug.” Kaestner, Tracy. “Beautiful Bookmarks.” Broken Warp Threads: Prevention SO03: p. 73. MJ99: pp. 51, 73. [4] MA01: pp. 60–62. [4] and Cure.” SO91: pp. 33–34. Patrick, Jane; Leon, Joan. “Weaver’s Scorgie, Jean. “Harvest Berry Runner.” Kaiser, Shirley. “Folded Inkle-Woven __. “Mixed Warps.” JF92: pp. 20–22, Network: Weavers in Action— ND91: pp. 60, 89–90. [2, 4] Boxes.” ND95: pp. 64–65, 81. [4] Making a Difference in __. “Ripsmatta Table Runner.” ND87: 91–92. [I] Guy, Sallie. “Rx: Uneven Warp Memphis.” JF03: p. 75. pp. 60–61, IS: 15–16. [4] Kartus, Triinu. “First Dinner Party Tension.” My82: pp. 84–85. __. “Warp Rep Placemats.” SO88: Placemats.” ND99: pp. 22–24. [4] __. “Rx: Warp End Breakage and Tread- WEAVING FOR THE HOME AWARD pp. 33, 94. [4] Kelly, Diane. “Echoes of Peru.” JF00: ling Errors.” Se82: pp. 22, 25. Ed. “Weaving for the Home: An Award Sullivan, Donna. “Painted Warp Belts.” pp. 52–55. [4] __. “Rx: Winding and Threading Gallery.” SO03: pp. 70–71. JF90: pp. 60–61, 82–83. [2, 4] Knisely, Tom. “Rainbow Rugs.” Errors.” Nv81: pp. 66, 88. Tallarovic, Joanne. “Adobe Spice Place- MA03: pp. 40–43. [4] Irwin, Bobbie. “Twelve Tips for Efficient mats.” JF91: pp. 62, 78–79. [4] __. “Warping Front to Back for a Warping.” SO97: pp. 48–49. WEAVING TIPS see also TRICKS OF __. “Ripsmatta for Towels.” MA02: Striped Rag Rug.” ND04: Knisely, Tom. “Warping Front to Back THE TRADE; WARPING pp. 48–51. [4] pp. 38–40. [4] for a Striped Rag Rug.” ND04: Ahearn, Bren. “Peggy Osterkamp’s Tramba, Diane. “Ripsmatta Rug.” Patrick, Jane. “Warp-Faced Band with pp. 38–40. [4] Tie-On Method.” SO04: p. 62. My81: pp. 45, 83; errata, Se81: Weft Fringe.” MA03: pp. 64–66. Ligon, Linda. “From the Beginning: Alderman, Sharon. “Avoiding and p. 22. [6] [RH] Mending Warps.” JF86: Repairing Weaving Errors.” Wiley, Elizabeth. “Ripsmatta.” MJ99: Sullivan, Donna. “Weaving with pp. 34–35. [4] Nv81: pp. 60–61, 84. pp. 48–50, 71–72. [8] Multiple Tensions.” SO90: Linn, Kristine. “Warping with a Blumenthal, Betsy. “Sectional pp. 64–69, 83. [4] Paddle.” ND04: p. 65. Warping.” ND04: pp. 70–71. Tabachek, Jo-Anne. “Holiday Meek, Kati Reeder. “Warping and Butler, Su. “The Answer Lady: Fibers WARP SIZING and Finishes.” JF01: pp. 80–81. Adams, Brucie. “Warp Sizing.” Su85: Ornaments.” SO01: pp. 26–27. Weaving with Fine Yarns.” __. “The Answer Lady: Happy p. 79. [I, 2] SO96: pp. 28–31, 103. Vine, Philippa. “Painted-Warp Box.” Osterkamp, Peggy. “Back to Front with Endings.” MJ00: pp. 22–23. ND95: pp. 64–65, 89. [4] Two Crosses.” ND04: p. 56; erra- __. “The Answer Lady: Rug-Weaving WARP, SPACED Tips.” ND01: pp. 28–29. Hutchison, Jean. “Spaced-Warp Lace Yamamoto, Judith. “Rainbow Jacket.” ta, JF05: p. 6. MJ93: pp. 53, 83–84. [2, 4] Patrick, Jane. “Warping: A Compleat __. “The Answer Lady: Simply Curtains.” MA02: pp. 64–67; Design.” SO02: pp. 60–61. errata SO02, p. 14. [4] Guide.” My82: pp. 64–72, 27. Rose, Violet. “A Ruana for Beginners.” __. “The Answer Lady: Tracking Meisel, Stefanie. “Handwoven Felted WARPING Twills.” MA01: pp. 76–77. Blumenthal, Betsy. “Sectional SO87: pp. 48–51. [4] Lace for Scarves.” MJ03: Chandler, Deborah [Redding]. “Your Beaming in Ten Easy Steps for Schulz, Peter. “An Integrated Approach pp. 48–52. [2, 4] Weaving Teacher: Lord, Let My Upholstery or Pillow Fabric.” to Warping.” My82: pp. 30–31. Patrick, Jane. “Kitchen Lace: Easy Words Be Pleasant Today for ND04: pp. 68–71. [8]; errata, Scorgie, Jean. “Long Warps.” MA85: Curtain Valance.” MA02: Tomorrow I May Have to Eat MA05: p. 6. pp. 43–45. pp. 68–70. [2] Them.” ND84: pp. 26–29. __. “Sectional Warping.” ND04: van der Hoogt, Madelyn. “Special Steinkoenig, Judy. “Curtains for Susan’s __. “Your Weaving Teacher: The pp. 70–71. Warping Tips.” ND04: p. 45. Kitchen.” ND94: pp. 69, 98. [4] Second Week.” Su84: pp. 28–30. Chandler, Deborah [Redding]. __. “Warping Front to Back.” ND04: __. “Your Weaving Teacher: What’s in “Warp/Weft Calculations p. 41. WARP STUFFER (RUG) WEAVE see a Name?” Mr81: pp. 22, 24. Chart.” Su85: p. 30. __. “We’re All Warped––Differently!” TAQUETÉ Ed. “Beginner’s Corner: Calculating __. “Your Weaving Teacher: ND04: pp. 32–33. Warp and Weft Amounts.” Assertiveness Training for MJ00: p. 15. WARP-FACED WEAVES see also Beginning Weavers.” MJ86: WARPING, SECTIONAL __. “Beginner’s Corner: Smiles and WARP REP pp. 24–25. Blumenthal, Betsy. “Sectional Frowns.” ND01: p. 15. Abbot, Amy. “Stars & Stripes: Inkle __. “Your Weaving Teacher: In Order Beaming in Ten Easy Steps for __. “Beginner’s Corner: Twills and Band Pins.” MA02: pp. 74–75. to Weave, You Must Be Warped!” Upholstery or Pillow Fabric.” [I, 2, 4] Tromp as Writ.” MA01: p. 15.

© Handwoven® magazine, Interweave Press LLC. www.handwovenmagazine.com HANDWOVEN 51 Not to be reprinted. All rights reserved. __. “Beginner’s Corner: Use Tabby.” An Even Beat.” SO86: Budd, Ann. “Pick-and-Pick Rag __. “Country Rag Rug.” SO85: pp. 41, SO01: p. 15. pp. 98–99. [4] Coasters.” JF91: pp. 61, 78. IS: 4. [4] __. “Changing Setts Mid-Warp.” __. “From the Beginning: First [RH, 2] __. “More Rags.” My81: pp. 49, 81. [4] MJ02: p. 47. Lessons.” ND86: pp. 106–107. Davenport, Betty. “Third Time Sharpee, Debra; Yamamoto, Judith T. __. “Coping with Irregular Denting.” __. “Keeping Track.” JF87: pp. 90–91, Around Jacket.” SO91: pp. 46, “Diamond Rag Rug.” ND01: MJ02: p. 51. IS: 8. [4] 88–89. [RH, 2] pp. 44–46. [2] __. “Cost-Controlled Weaving.” Linn, Kristine. “Warping with a Erickson, Johanna. “A Feast of Colors Shaw, Margaret. “Shaker Twisted-Weft MJ88: p. 64. Paddle.” ND04: p. 65. for Production Rag Weaving.” Rug.” SO97: pp. 41, 81. [2, 4] __. “Diagram: Tying in a String McDonald, Pat. “Planning Stripes.” ND93: pp. 86–87, 88–89. [2, 4] Sloves, Felicitas. “Rag Handbags.” Heddle.” JF99: p. 78. Se81: p. 30. __. “Johanna Erickson’s Art Is the ND02: pp. 60–62. [2, 4] __. “Essentials.” SO94: pp. 34–35. Meek, Kati Reeder. “Establishing Fabric of Everyday Life.” MA95: Snover, Susan. “Rag Vest.” JF83: __. “Essentials.” ND94: pp. 34–35. Rhythm in Weaving.” JF92: pp. 56–57, 89. [2, 4] pp. 44, 86. [4] __. “Even Tension.” ND04: p. 51. pp. 16, 22. __. “Nantucket Hit-and-Miss Rag Snover, Susan; Farnbach, Connie. __. “Finishing Ends Diagram.” ND83: Osterkamp, Peggy. “Back to Front Rugs.” SO97: pp. 38–39. [4] “Glad Rags!” My81: pp. 50, 76, p. 92. with Two Crosses.” ND04: __. “Spring Flowers Rag Mats.” MJ93: 78, 79, 82; errata, Se81: p. 22. __. “Making Wraps.” MJ02: p. 40. p. 56; errata, JF05: p. 6. pp. 54, 84. [2, 4] [RH, 2, 4] __. “The Problems of Beating in Piroch, Sigrid. “Wrapping the Ends of Evans, Jane. “Rags Unlimited.” My81: Stafford, Barbara. “The Mrs. Irene Weft.” MA84: p. 14. Fringe.” MA04: p. 58. pp. 44–45. [16] Brown Rugs.” SO97: pp. 34–35, __. “Reading Drafts.” MA02: p. 15. Saulson, Sarah. “Making a Tassel.” Giles, Lynne. “Blue Pick-and-Pick 84. [2, 4] __. “Setts for Double-Wide Fabrics.” MA04: p. 67. Rug.” SO89: pp. 46, 79–80. [2, 4] Straight, Dixie. “Simple Rag Mats.” MJ02: p. 62. Stanley, Martha. “Designing Women: Granquist, Nedra. “Wool Rag Rug.” SO91: pp. 47, 90. [2, 4] __. “Unweaving.” ND04: p. 6. After the Rug Workshop.” SO97: pp. 40, 84. [4] Stratton, Gretchen. “Double Binding __. “Warping Front to Back.” ND04: ND01: pp. 36–37. Hendrickson, Linda. “Contemporary Rug with Blocks.” SO97: pp. 37, p. 36. Strickler, Carol. “Trompt as Writ?” Rag Placemats.” MA93: pp. 74, 82–83. [8] __. “Weaving Tips: Tie on Shortcut.” SO91: pp. 42–43. 89–90. [2, 4] Tallarovic, Joanne. “Adobe Spice SO03: p. 43. van der Hoogt, Madelyn. “Beginner’s Höykinpuro, Anja. “Ikat for Rag Rug Placemats.” JF91: pp. 62, 78–79. __. “Weaving Tips: Weaving with Corner: Floating Selvedges.” Weavers.” ND94: pp. 54–57. [4] Two Weft Colors.” SO03: p. 31. SO03: p. 14. [2, 4] Toomre, Linda; Sapper, Dee. “Sponge, __. “Weaving to Square.” JF04: p.14. __. “Beginner’s Corner: Lark’s Head __. “Weaving with Poppana.” MJ97: Dab, and Squiggle.” MJ97: __. “Weft Setts.” MJ02: p. 14. Knot.” SO03: p. 14. pp. 38–39, 76–77. [RH, 2, 4] pp. 36–37, 76. [4] __. “What Equipment Do I Really __. “Beginner’s Corner: More on Johnston, Coleen. “Rag Rug Wittpenn, Ann. “Big Jacket.” JF98: Need?” MA04: p. 14. Floating Selvedges.” ND03: Revisited.” SO91: p. 50. pp. 34–35, 74. [4] French, Louise. “Warping Back to p. 14. Jurisich, Rose. “Glad Rags!” My81: __. “Woven Jacket and Vest Front.” Front through Lease Sticks.” __. “Special Warping Tips.” ND04: pp. 46–48. JF98: pp. 36, 75–76. [2, 4] ND04: p. 61. p. 45. Kaulitz, Manuela. “Summer Berries, Yamamoto, Judith. “A Room-Size Rag Gaustad, Stephenie. “A Question of __. “Warping Front to Back.” ND04: Autumn Leaves Rug.” SO97: Rug.” SO91: pp. 48–49, 75. Warp Sizing.” ND89: pp. 54–55. p. 41. pp. 36, 81. [4] Gaynes, Margaret. “Beginner’s Corner: __. “We’re All Warped––Differently!” Krook, Inga. “From Rags to Riches.” WEDDING DRESSES Record Keeping.” MA93: ND04: pp. 32–33. Su83: pp. 32–38. [4] Click, Diane. “Huck Lace Is for pp. 62–64. Veerkamp, Mary. “Wrapping Your __. “Rag Weaving: A History of Weddings.” SO01: pp. 38–39, __. “Beginner’s Corner: Treadling Stripes.” MA83: p. 48. Necessity.” MJ87: pp. 38–39, 42. [8] Tips.” SO92: pp. 32–33; 82; Wertenberger, Kathryn. “Symbiotic IS: 5. [4] Rogovin, June. “Renaissance errata MA94: p. 79. [4] Relationships Among Warp __. “Sun Lightning Runner.” MJ89: Wedding.” SO01: pp. 34–37. __. “Observations from the 1992 Sett, Weave Structure, Fiber, pp. 46, 78–79. [2, 4] [4, 8] Weaving Season.” SO93: Yarn Structure, and Beat.” Leethem, Kaino. “Poppana Vest.” pp. 24–26, 83. [4] ND91: pp. 37–38. MA90: pp. 53, 76. [2, 4] WEEKEND WEAVER __. “Shoestrings, Film Cans, and Ligon, Linda. “Barefoot Comfort Rag Collard, Terry. “Weekend Weaver: A Other Good Things.” MA91: WEAVING WITH RAGS Rug.” SO84: pp. 70, 105. [4] Family Blanket for When You’re pp. 22, 24. Andrews, Jane. “Denim Rag Strip.” Madden, Gail. “Country Skies Home Alone.” ND03: pp. 64–66. __. “Weft Skips: Prevention and SO92: pp. 66, 85. [2, 4] Runner.” JF96: pp. 65, 86–87. [4] [4, 8] Repair.” MA94: pp. 16–17. Bateman, Wendy. “Bring Me Your Mäkinen, Riitta. “Poppana Bag.” Dixon, Anne. “Weekend Weaver: Guy, Sallie. “Rx: Shed Corrections.” Shirts, Your Sweaters, and MJ87: pp. 74, IS: 16. [2, 4] Dorset Crosswheel Buttons.” Ja82: pp. 78–79. Pants.” ND93: p. 54. [4] McNulty, Maureen. “Poppana Jacket.” MA04: pp. 72–74. __. “Rx: Warp End Breakage and Beard, Betty. “Ritzy Rag Top.” MA93: MA93: pp. 47, 81–82. [2, 4] Edelkind, Judy. “Weekend Weaver: Treadling Errors.” Se82: pp. 22, pp. 49, 82–84. [2, 4] Meany, Janet. “Kentucky Mountain Have Loom Will Travel: Tubular 25. Benedict, Alma. “Country Charm Log Cabin.” ND01: pp. 40–43. Shoelaces.” MJ04: pp. 64–66. [I] __. “Rx: Winding and Threading Rugs.” JF96: pp. 69–71, 85. [2, 4] [2, 4] Essen, Deb. “Weekend Weaver: Card Errors.” Nv81: pp. 66, 88. Blumenthal, Betsy; Kreider, Kathryn. Nofsinger, Mark. “Weft-Faced Twill Weaving with Weft from the Harvey, Nancy. “Tips for Weaving “Blue Jeans Rag Rug.” ND88: Rag Rug.” JF91: pp. 60–61, Garden.” SO03: pp. 60–63. [T] Tapestry Rugs Part I.” ND01: pp. 64–66, 87. [2, 3] 77–78. [4] Fry, Laura. “Weekend Weaver: pp. 58–59. Bradley, Louise. “Rag Jacket.” MJ97: Nylander, Jan. “Hand-Dyed Rug.” Rainbow Scarf––A Color Gamp Heinrich, Linda. “Unweaving Linen.” pp. 40, 78–79. [8] SO89: pp. 46, 79. [2, 4] You Can Wear.” JF04: MA89: p. 44. __. “Rag Placemat.” SO99: pp. 48–49, Patrick, Jane. “Kitchen Rag Rug.” pp. 52–54. [4] Hess, Ellen. “Tie-ins: Economical, Fast 73–74. [8] MA02: pp. 28–30. [4] Linn, Kristine. “Weekend Weaver: and Easy.” SO93: pp. 40–41. __. “Rag Weavers’ Tips for Wonderful, __. “Overshot Wall Hanging.” MA84: Warping with a Paddle––Using Hochberg, Bette. “Fiber Facts for Wearable Clothing.” MA95: pp. 56, 108. [4] Yarns from Your Stash for a Finishing Fabrics.” Nv81: pp. 48–54; 89–92. [2, 4] Roberts, Diana. “Rag Prep.” My81: Scarf.” ND04: pp. 62–65. [4, 8] pp. 62–65. __. “Ragtime Vests.” ND89: p. 53. Meisel, Stefanie. “Weekend Weaver: Kaulitz, Manuela. “Pattern Continuity pp. 46–47, 77. [3] Roberts, Trudie. “Rag Weave Sweat- Night Sky Scarf.” SO04: with Space-Dyed Wefts.” Bright, Kathy. “Cloth Strip Rug in shirts.” MJ89: pp. 60–62. [2, 4] pp. 46–47. [2, 4] MA98: p. 25. Double Binding.” ND93: pp. 55, Schonkala, Nicky. “Bowties.” MJ97: Tedder, Lynn. “Weekend Weaver: Keeler, Betty. “Threading Without 87–88. [4] pp. 40, 77–78. [RH, 2, 4] More Than Meets the Eye.” Error.” ND87: p. 85. __. “Little Girl’s Ensemble.” SO91: Scorgie, Jean. “Cotton Rag Rug.” MJ03: pp. 66–69. [4] Ligon, Linda. “From the Beginning: pp. 51, 90–91. [2, 4] ND91: pp. 61, 90. [2, 4]

© Handwoven® magazine, Interweave Press LLC. www.handwovenmagazine.com HANDWOVEN 52 Not to be reprinted. All rights reserved. WEFT, CLASPED see CLASPED WEFT Finnish Raanu.” ND04: Butler, Su. “The Answer Lady: Peg Giles, Lynne. “Escaping the Grid.” pp. 58–60. [2, 4] Plans and Plies.” SO00: ND89: pp. 37–41. Muller, Donna. “A Slit-Tapestry Belt.” pp. 24–25. Irwin, Bobbie. “Sally Fox’s Colored WEFT REP see WEFT-FACED MJ93: pp. 41, 77–78. [I, 2] Chandler, Deborah [Redding]. “Your Cotton.” MJ93: pp. 36–39. WEAVES and RUGS Patrick, Jane. “Texture As Stripe!” Weaving Teacher: Choosing Kennard, Teresa. “Angora Cocoon.” MA83: pp. 66–67, 98. [RH, 2, 4] Yarns.” 79FW: pp. 48–49. ND93: pp. 48, 84–85. [6] WEFT-FACED WEAVES see also Schomp, Halcyon. “Shades of a __. “Your Weaving Teacher: It’s Good Ternullo, Eileen. “Weaving with RUGS; BOUNDWEAVE; SAMITUM; Desert Sunset.” 80SS: pp. 32, To Be All Wet, Sometimes.” Leather.” JF84: pp. 52–53, TAQUETÉ 58. [2] My81: pp. 22–23. 102–103. [2,4] Alderman, Sharon. “Stripes: A Color Scorgie, Jean. “Pick-and-Pick Pillow.” __. “Your Weaving Teacher: Ueki, Takako. “Dividing Air with Rotation Trick.” MA83: SO89: pp. 45, 79. [2, 4] Understanding Yarns.” JF84: Air.” JF03: pp. 40–43. [6] pp. 40–42, 84. [4] pp. 18–20. Veness, Tim. “In Brief: Fiber Notes.” Davenport, Betty. “Color Effects in WINDOW COVERINGS see Ed. “Fuzzy Stuff: Finishing the ND86: p. 53. Weft-Faced Plain Weave.” Fuzzies.” JF90: pp. 50–51. Wertenberger, Kathryn. “Mill End CURTAINS ND85: pp. 12–14, IS: 4; errata __. “List of Yarn Counts and Yarns.” SO84: pp. 77–78. JF86: IS: 3. [RH, 4] Yardages.” MJ93: pp. 70–71. __. “Thou Shalt Not...” MA92: p. 72. Holm, Anne-Mette. “Inspired WOOL see YARNS AND FIBERS Fry, Laura. “All About Wet __. “Weaver’s Challenge: Unusual Bedspread.” MJ87: pp. 48–49, Finishing.” JF01: pp. 28–31. Materials for Warp or Weft.” IS: 7–8. [2, 4] YARNS AND FIBERS Gaustad, Stephenie. “A Question of SO86: pp. 78–79. Jones, Janice. “Bright and Bold.” Alderman, Sharon. “You’re Not Warp Sizing.” ND89: pp. 54–55. Wilson, Kax. “The Nature of Cotton.” MA83: pp. 50–51, 88–89. [2, 4] Finished Until It’s Finished.” Gaynes, Margaret. “Weaving with MJ93: pp. 57–58. Kaplan, Donna. “Beaded Amulet JF01: pp. 24–25. [2, 4] Sticky Yarns.” JF90: pp. 49–50. Zawistoski, Patsy. “What’s Hot in Pouch.” MA96: pp. 92–94. [4] Bliss, Anne. “Lightfastness.” MA88: __. “Yarn Counts.” MJ93: pp. 32–33, Fibers.” JF03: pp. 32–34. Mattila, Wynne. “Aurora Rug in pp. 28–29. 77. [4]

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