GUILD OF CANADIAN WEAVER Revised December, 2020

Conditions governing the borrowing of books are as follows:

1. Books may be borrowed by any current paid member of the Guild in Canada Application forms are enclosed with each package of books. Note: "Sorry, border problems limit loan to Canada only."

2. The Guild pays postage one way; the borrower pays the return postage.

3. Two books, one booklet and one video may be borrowed at one time. More books may be borrowed at one time upon special request.

4. Books are issued for a period of approximately six weeks. They must be posted for return by the date shown on the slip in the back of the book. PLEASE BE PROMPT!!

5. To renew your books, write to Mrs. Suzanne Mooney, (see address below), giving your name, address and the titles of the books you wish to retain. If there is no waiting list, the books may be kept for a longer time.

6. Any book listed in the catalogue may be reserved; that is if the book is not available or a substitution not acceptable, your request will be filled and the book forwarded as soon as possible.

7. Please regard your use of the library as a privilege. Many of the books in it will be out of print titles. Borrowers automatically agree to replace defaced, damaged or lost books with a duplicate copy or cost replacement value.

Many weavers will be interested to know that the great majority of the books available for loan are from the library of the late Ethel M. Henderson, co-author of " Music" with Mary Black and Mary Sandin, founders of our Guild.

Applications for books must be mailed to: Mrs. Suzanne Mooney, 61 Temperance Valley Rd., Massey, Ontario, P0P 1P0. or e-mail: [email protected]

NOTE: Books are not expected to be sent registered mail. * Books with an asterisk are to be sent with a $25.00 cheque. These are special books that usually cannot be replaced. Upon return of the books the cheque will be returned or destroyed whichever the member wishes. GUILD OF CANADIAN WEAVERS 2

AUTHOR TITLE

Adrosko, Rita J. Natural Dyes and Home Albers, Anni On Designing Alderman, Sharon Mastering Weave Structures – Transforming Ideas into Great Cloth Alderman, Sharon & Wertenberger, Kathryn Handwoven Tailormade, a tandem guide to fabric designing, , sewing & tailoring Allen, Heather L. Weaving Contemporary Rag Rugs Allen, Helen Louise American and European Hand Weaving revised Alvic, Phillis Weavers of Southern Highlands Amsden, Charles Avery Navaho Weaving – its technic and history Anderst, Lee Weaver’s PWC Index 1981-1995 Weaver’s Super Index 2000 *Andrews, Mary G *The Fundamentals of Weaving (Master Weaver Thesis) Apinis-Herman, Anita Latvian weaving Techniques Arn-Grischott, Ursina Doubleweave on 4-8 shafts Ascher, Shirley & Bateman, Jane Beginner’s Guide to Feltmaking *Atwater, Mary Byways in Handweaving *Card weaving Handwoven Rugs *How to weave on the Inkle loom Shuttlecraft Book of American Handweaving Shuttlecraft Book of American Handweaving revised edition * Craft Guild Recipe Book Series 1-4, Series 5-7 *The Spot or Bronson Weaves *The Summer & Winter Weave, Then & Now

Bain, Robert The Clans & of Scotland Baines, Patricia Hand & Weaving Baizerman, Susanne & Searle, Karen Finishes in the Ethnic Tradition Latin American -explorations in Supplementary weft techniques Barrett, Clotilde Boundweave Barrett, Clotilde & Smith, Eunice Double two-tie Unit Weaves Beard, Betty J. Fashions from the Loom Beck, Dorothy & Chase, Hazel Weavers Answer Book *Bell, June *Finnweave Monograph (Master weaver thesis) Bennett, Noel & Bighorse, Tina Working with Beriau, Oscar Home Weaving Bernstein, Marion H. Off-Loom Weaving (Little craft series) Best, Eleanor Patterns for Weaving Vol.1 8-16 harnesses Patterns for Weaving Vol.2 17-24 harnesses The Little Crepe Book – 16 shafts The Little Diamond Book – 16 shafts The Little Book of Gems – 16 shafts The Little Book – 16 shafts Weaves, A Design Handbook Beveridge, June H. Warp/Weft/Sett A reference manual for Handweavers GUILD OF CANADIAN WEAVERS 3

Black, Mary E. New Key to Weaving The Key to Weaving – A textbook of Hand Weaving for the Beginning Weaver – second revised edition Handweavers’ Reference Black, Mary E. & Chown, Joyce M. *Colour Guide for Handweavers . *Thread Guide for Handweavers Blakelock, Virginia L. Those Bad Bad Beads *Blum, Grace D. *Functional Overshot Blumenau, Lili The Art and Craft of Handweaving Boles, Martha & Newman, Rochelle The Surface Plane – Art, Math & Nature Universal Patterns – Art, Math & Nature Bolton, Eileen H. Lichens for Vegetable Dyeing Bress, Helene The Weaving Book, Patterns & Ideas British Wool Marketing Board British Sheep Breeds – their wool and its uses Bronson, J. & R. Early American Weaving & Dyeing Weaving and Dyeing Brooklyn Botanic Garden Dye Plants & Dyeing Natural Plant Dyeing Brostoff, Laya Double Weave:Theory & Practice Broudy, Eric The Book of – A History of the Handloom from Ancient Times to the Present Brown, Harriette J. Hand Weaving for Pleasure and Profit Brown, Rachel The Weaving Spinning & Dyeing Book Burnham, Dorothy K. Cut My Cote Warp & Weft - A Terminology Burnham, Harold & Dorothy Keep Me Warm One Night Burton, Dorothy, S. Versatile Bronson

Canadian Eskimo Arts Council Crafts from Arctic Canada Carey, Jacqui Round the Twist – Creative Cordmaking Carlstedt, Catharine & Ylva, Kongback *Carpenter, Marion Powell *Multi-harness Shadow Weave *Shadow Weave, 4- harness Cason, Marjorie & Cahlander, Adele The Art of Bolivian Highland Weaving Chandler, Deborah Learning to Weave Chicago, Judy Embroidering Our Heritage: The Dinner Party Needlework Chiuiiwa, Hideaki Color Harmony - A guide to creative colour combinations Clarke, Hazel Fibres to fabrics – Techniques & Projects for Handspinners Coates, Helen Weaving For Amateurs Coatts, Margot A weaver’s Life – Ethel Mairet 1872-1952 Coffinet, Julien & Pianzola, Maurice Collingwood, Peter Rug Weaving Techniques, Beyond the Basics The Journal for weavers, spinners & dyers(special edition) The Techniques of Rug Weaving The Techniques of Sprang – Plaiting on Stretched Thread The Techniques of GUILD OF CANADIAN WEAVERS 4

Committee Accomplishment Convergence “86”: A Fibre Spectrum Committee of Handweavers Guild of America Textile & Tides: Trade Winds Sample Exchange Souvenir Name Draft (2 packages of samples) Constantine, Mildred & Larsen, Jack L. Beyond Craft: The Art Fabric Cox, Dorothy & Weismann, Barbara W. Creative Hands Creager, Clare Weaving – A creative approach for Beginners Crockett, Candace Card Weaving Croot, Ann A step-by-step guide to Woven Carpets and Rugs Crosson, Janet Gray & Kerr, Ruth S. The Repp Family Memorandum & Weavers’ Book 1735-1831 Cyrus,Ulla Manual of Swedish Hand Weaving

Dalgaard, Lotte Magical materials to weave – blending traditional & innovative Dam, Inge Tablet-woven accents for designer fabrics: Contemporary uses for ancient techniques Davenport, Elsie Dyeing Your Handweaving Davison, Marguerite P. A Handweavers' Pattern Book - rev. edition Dean, Ankaret Weave your Wardrobe Dean, Ida Dressing the Loom Dedera, Don Navajo Rugs – How to find, evaluate, buy & care for them Dendel, Esther, Warner Needleweaving. -easy as Dixon, Anne The Handweaver’s Pattern Directory (over 600 weaves for four-shaft looms) The Weaver’s Inkle pattern directory – 400 warp-faced weaves *Douglas, Harriet C Handweaver’s Instruction Manual *The Double Weave *Twill, & All-Wool Fabrics Drooker, Penelope B. Embroidery With The Loom Samplers You Can Use

*Eades, S.G. *Painted Warps Ellis, Catherine Woven Shibori Emery, Irene Fibre Structures The Primary Structures of Fabrics *Emmons, George T. *The Chilkat Blanket Erf, Mary Elva Congleton Shaker Towels for the 21​st ​ Century Ermelen Studios Tabby & Twill...Wool & Worsted Erickson, Johanne Rag Weaving Gimmicks and Tricks Estes, Josephine E. Miniature Patterns for Handweaving part 1 Miniature Patterns for Handweaving part 2 *Evans, Jane A Joy Forever-Latvian Weaving *GCW Test Problem #35: "Tied Latvian Weaving" Evers, Inge -making: Techniques & Projects

Fannin, Allen A. Handloom Weaving Technology Fawkes, Judith, poxson Weaving a chronicle *Fearon, Sandra *Shadow Weave Design, An In-depth Study GUILD OF CANADIAN WEAVERS 5

*Feenstra, Sandra *Double Weaves (Master Weaver Thesis) Fibrearts Magazine Editors The Fibrearts Design Book Field, Anne Collapse Weave Folts & Mathieson Warping the loom alone *Frey, Berta *Designing & drafting for Handweavers *Seven Projects in Rosepath Froberg, Kerstin Weave a V: Designing and weaving a V-shaped double weave *Fry, Laura *Transformations- Handwoven Fabrics (4large binders) (Masterweaver thesis) *A Vadmal Adventure – A Limited Edition sample Set (2005) *Magic in the Water – Wet Finishing Handwovens

Gallinger, Osma & Del Deo, Josephine Rug weaving for everyone Galvin, Nellie L. A German Weaver’s Pattern Book (1784 – 1810) Garrett, Cay Warping All By Yourself Gaudy, Betty Loom Controlled Alternate, Checkerboard Patterns *Geary, Kay * Course For Weavers Parts 1,2,3, - 3 books Getzmann, Ulla Weave Structures the Swedish way – Vol. 1. Ghyka, Matila Geometrical Composition and Design Gile, Marie A. & Marzolf, Marion T. Fascination with – Michigan’s handweaving Heritage Goldenberg, Sara & Patrick, Jane Simple woven garments – 20 + projects to weave & wear Golden Hands Encyclopedia of Crafts Spinning your own yarn from fleece Goldstein, Harriet & Vetta Art in Everyday Life Gourlat, Catherine Weaving in style Grasett, K. Weaving and Pattern Drafting Graver, Pattie Next steps in weaving – What you never knew you needed to know Graves, Maitland Art of Colour and Design Gray, Herbie On-Loom Cardweaving (A modern extension of an Ancient Craft) Greer, Gertude Adventures in Weaving Griffin, Gertrude A Weavers’s Primer Belt Weaves Deflected warps & Wefts Double Weaves Notes – Summer & Winter The Art Weaves Groff, Russell Card Weaving or Tablet Weaving 200 Patterns for Multiple Harness Looms, 5-12 harness patterns for handweavers Grosicki, Z.J. Watson’s Advanced Textile Design *Guild of Canadian Weavers *Guild of Canadian Weavers - A History 1947-1997 *Guild of Canadian Weavers *Weft face weave sample exchange Sept. 1995 Shadow Weave Sample exchange June 1996 Guillet, Edwin C. Pioneer Arts and crafts Gustaffon, Paula GUILD OF CANADIAN WEAVERS 6

Hall, Eliza Calvert A Book of Hand-woven Coverlets Halsey, Mike & Youngmark, Lore Foundations of Weaving Hamlyn, Paul of Egypt Hahn, Margaret Opphampta Weave – History & Technique Handweavers Guild of America Baby Baby Baby *Hansen, Gaye *Twiced Warped-12 Techniques for the 2nd warp beam Harrison, E.S. Our Scottish District Checks Harvey, Nancy Tapestry Weaving, A Comprehensive Study Harvey, Virginia I. Split-ply Twining The Techniques of Basketry *Heinrich, Linda *The Magic of Linen - Flax Seed to Woven Cloth Held, Shirley E. Weaving – A Handbook of the Fiber Arts *Henderson, Ethel M. *Christmas Card Collection Hesketh, Christian Tartans – Pleasures and treasures *Hickman, Elmer *Contemporary *Fabrics for the Home *Glamorous Table Linens *Linens on Parade *Modern and Upholstery Natural Yarn Fabrics *New Weaves from Old - 3 books - Folio #1,3,4 Popular Rug Techniques and Wool Suitings Town and Country Tweeds Hinchcliffe, John & Jeffs, Angela Rugs from Rags Hindson, Alice Designers' Drawloom Hjert/Von Rosenthal Loom Construction Holmes, James (M.S.A.) Manuscript notes on Weaving Holroyd, Ruth N. Jacob Angstadt – His weavers patron book (replica of an 18t​ h​ century manuscript book) Holroyd, Rith N. & Beck, Ulrike L. Jacob Angstadt designs drawn from his weavers patron book Hooper, Luther Hand-Loom Weaving Hopkins, Giles E. Wool as an Apparel Fabric Hoskins, Nancy Weft-faced Pattern Weaves - Tabby to Taquete House, Florence Notes on Weaving Techniques

I.C.S. Staff Weave Construction and Cloth Analysis Ingell, Tina Favourite Rag Rugs Ingers, Gertrud Flemish Weaving – A Guide to Taperstry Technique Inouye, Bonnie Exploring Multishaft Design Interweave Press Design Collection #1 Simple Summer Tops #3 Gifts #4 Outerwear #5 Dishtowels #6 Not For Beginners Only #7 Simple Styles #8 Just Rags #11 Heirloom Table Linens #12 Great Cover ups GUILD OF CANADIAN WEAVERS 7

#13 Super Simple Tops #14 Weaving for Baby #15 Sensational #16 Kitchen Collection #17 & Pullovers #18 Treasury of Towels #19 Scarves & for all Seasons #20 Weekend Weaving Projects Interweave Press Handwoven Scarves The Handwoven Index & Resource Directory (21 Year Index) 1979-2000 Ireland, Marion P. Textile Art in the Church Iverson, Jane Namedraft Coverlet

James, Carol Sprang unsprung – An illustrated guide to interlinking, interlacing and intertwining

James, Carol & Lafrance, Janet Untangled – an illustrated beginner’s guide with detailed patterns Jarvis, Helen N. Weaving a Traditional Coverlet Jensen Elizabeth Baskets from Natures Bounty Jerstorp, Karin & Kohlmark, Eva The Fabric Design Book – Understanding and creating patterns using texture, shape and color Jobe, Joseph - editor Great Tapestries: The Web of History from 12th to the 20th century Jforstad, Caroline M. Ethnic Looms Johansson, Lillemor & Opphamta with weaving sword of Drawloom Johnston, Ruth & Ralph Sashes, Straps & Bands *Jubilee Guilds of Newfoundland *Twenty One Years of Weaving Patterns

Katz, Ruth J. Card Weaving Keasby, Doramay Designing with Blocks Pattern Techniques for Handweavers Sheer Delight - Handwoven Transparencies Kennard, Mala Designing Workshop – Notes & samples from Noreen Rustad Kirby, Mary Designing on the Loom Klein, Bernat Eye for Colour Kliot, Jules Tapestry Loom Techniques – A guide to Exploration on the two-harness Loom Knisely, Tom Handwoven baby blankets Weaving rag rugs Kolander, Cheryl for textile Artists Koppen Mariea Brekke Norwegian tapestry weaving Kramer, Jack Natural dyes, plants & processes Krevitsky, Nick & Ericson, Lois Shaped Weaving Kumar, Amrita Classic India Kurtz, Carol S. Designing for Weaving - A Study Guide for Drafting, Design & Color

Lamb, Sara Woven Treasures – one of a kind bags with folk weaving GUILD OF CANADIAN WEAVERS 8

techniques Lambert, Patricia, Fry, Mary G. & Color and Fiber Staepelaere, Barbara Landes, John A Book of Patterns for Handweaving 4 books - Parts 1,2,3,4 Landis, Lucille & Twill Derivatives Larsen,Jack Lenor Material Wealth - Living with Luxurious Fabrics Laughlin, Mary Elizabeth More Than Four *Leamington Weavers Guild *90" Loom Projects 1977-78 Le Clerc, Robert Warp & Weave Leggett, William F. Ancient and Medieval Dyes Lemos, Pedros Guatemala Art Crafts Levi-Strauss, Monique Sheila Hicks Lewes, Klares & Hutton, Helen Your Rug Making Lewis, Alfred Allan & Krasnoff, Julienne Everybody’s Weaving Book Ligon, Linda C. A Rug Weavers Source Book

Lily, Susan Costume and design from the weaving room Lily Mills Company Practical Weaving Suggestions - 2 books - Vol I, Vol II Practical Weaving Suggestions – 1950-72) London District Weavers Ninety -Inch Loom Projects 1975-76 Red Ribbon Book Lundback, Maja & Rinde-Ramsback, Marta Small Webs Lundell, Laila The Big Book of Weaving-Handweaving in Swedish Tradition: Techniques, Patterns, Designs and Materials Lurcat, Jean Designing Tapestry

Mackley, Florence Cape Breton Coverlet Patterns Handweaving in Cape Breton Maguire, Isobel Weaving – Equipment, Patterns Instructions Mairet, Ethel Hand Weaving and Education Vegetable Dyeing Masson, Olivier & Roussel, Francois Shaft Weaving & Graph Design Mayer, Anita Luvera Clothing from the hands that weave Handwoven Clothing Felted to Wear McDowell, Grace - editor South Bruce Weavers' Guild - complete file of bulletins with samples McEneely, Naomi Compedium of finishing techniques McGowan, Ellen & Waite, Charlotte Textiles and Clothing McGrath, Judy Waldner Dyes from Lichens and Plants Maeans, Philip Ainsworth A study of Peruvian Textiles Meany, Janet & Pfaff, Paula Rag rug handbook Meek, Kati Reeder Reflections from a Flaxen Past – for Love of Lithuanian Weaving Warp with a trapeze & dance with your loom Menz, Deb Colour Works – The Crafters guide to Colour Mera, H.P. Navajo The Alfred I. Barton Collection of Southwestern textiles Milner, Ann The Ashford book of dyeing – revised edition Mitchell, Peter Overshot – A Manual for Creative Drafting & Weaving GUILD OF CANADIAN WEAVERS 9

Mochrie, Elsie Simple Weaving *Moes, Dini & Heggtveit, Mandy *No Common Thread - Woven Favourites to Explore Mooney, Winnifred Mural Stories Moore, Jennifer Doubleweave Moorman, Theo Weaving as an Art Form Muller, Donna Handwoven Murphy, Marilyn Woven to Wear – 17 thoughtful Designs with simple shapes

Nash, Dominie Warp Painting - A manual for weavers National Association of Scottish Woolen Manufacturers Scottish Woolens National Museum of Man Selected Canadian Spinning Wheels in Perspective *Needham, Bertha B. *Huckaback -4-6-8-10 Harness *Rose Bouquet: Honeysuckle Treadlings *Some Ways with Overshot, Bronson, M's & O's, Crackle States of America-Name Drafts-4 harness

Neher, Evelyn Four-Harness Huck Inkle Nelson, Thomas Practical Textile Designing Newman, Margaret Double Width Weaving on an 8-harness Loom 5-Block Diamond Weaving, 4-harness Overshot Two Harness Lace, Tarascan Lace What Tabby Does to Overshot, 5 block diamond in Handweaving, Music Drafts Nisbet, H. Grammar of Textile Design Nunneley, Faith Thrums Nye, Thelma Swedish Weaving

*Oberg, Carol Marie *Brain-based Learning in the Weaving Studio-Process of Regeneration (GCW Master test) The 2/8 Primer: A practical guide for a versatile yarn The Weaver’s Journal O’Connor, Paul R. A Twill of your Choice More Loom –Controlled Double Weave – from the notebook of a double weaver Oelsner, G.H. A Handbook of Weaves *Oldroyd, Evelyn *The Wonders of Weaving Silk (GCW test #35 in-depth-study) Olson-Barron, Birgit on the Loom Owen, Rodrick Braids, 250 patterns from Japan, Peru & beyond

Parker, Xenia Ley Creative Handweaving Paz, Octavio In Praise of hands – Contemporary Crafts of the World Pegg, Barbara Weaving Without a Loom Pendleton, Mary Navajo and Hopi Weaving Techniques Peterborough Handweavers & Spinners Handwoven Cover-ups Piroch, Sigrid The Magic of Handweaving: The Basics and Beyond Design Challenges Monograph 1 – Works of Elmer GUILD OF CANADIAN WEAVERS 10

Wallace Hickman Plath, Iona Handweaving Poggemeyer, Carly Learn to do pinweaving in just one day Pollock, Polly Basket Making –Beginner projects Ponderosa Spinners Weavers & Fibre Artists From Okanagan Looms Pope, W. Whipple Processing in Dyeing with Vegetable Dye and Other Means Preston, Christine A Guide to Natural Dyes Pritchard, N.E. A Short Dictionary of Weaving Protor, Richard M. The principles of pattern – for Craftsmen& Designers Pysalo, Helvi & Merisalo, Viivi Hand weaving patterns from Finland

Rainey, Sarita R. Weaving without a Loom Read, John Elementary Textile Design and Fabric Structure Reath, Nancy Andrews The Weaves of Hand-loom Fabrics Redman, Jane Frame-Loom weaving , N.A. The book of pattern weaving Reed, Stanley Oriental Rugs and Carpets Regensteiner, Else Geometric Design in Weaving The Art of Weaving – 1​st ​ edition The Art of Weaving - Revised Edition Weaver's Study Course: Ideas and Techniques Revault, Jacques Designs and Patterns from North African carpets & textiles *Rieber, Kay *Summer & Winter - A System for all Seasons (GCW Master's test) Try Weaving Summer & Winter Rodee, Marian E. Southwestern Weaving Ronin, Col. James A. Spincraft Spinformation V. 23. Rossbach, Ed Baskets as Textile Art Roth, Bettie, & Schulz, Chris The New Hand Book of Timesaving Tables for Weavers, Spinners & Dyers Roth, Ling Studies in Primitive Looms Russell, Elfleda Off-Loom Weaving Russell, Mable & Wilson, Elsie Pearl Art Training Through Home Problems *Rustad, Noreen *Beiderwand, A Study of the Weave (GCW test) Ryall, Pierre Weaving Techniques of Multiple Harness Looms

Safner, Isadora M. The weaving Roses of Rhode Island Sargent, Walter The Enjoyment & Use of Colour Scarlett, James D. How to Weave Fine Cloth . The Weaver’s Guide Schlein, Alice Network Drafting: An Introduction Scott, Gordon W. An illustrated Guide to Making Oriental Rugs Scottish Tartans Society The guide to Scottish tartans Scottish Woolen Publicity Council Scottish Wool Cloth Sample Book Seagroatt, Margaret Rug Weaving for Beginners – Woven rugs, Tapestry rugs, Knotted, Hooked & Braided rugs Searle, Karen Moorman Inlay Technique for rigid frame looms Seeton, Doris Tartans of the Canadian Provinces GUILD OF CANADIAN WEAVERS 11

Selander, Malin Swedish Handweaving Weave a Weave Weaving Patterns Selby, Margo Colour and texture in weaving *Shannon, Eileen *Lichen Dyeing Sample Book Master weaver thesis – A workshop study of point twill (samples) Shelp, Wanda Jean & Wostenberg, Carolyn Eight Shafts - A place to Begin Siler, Lyn The Basket Book Simmons, Paula Spinning for Softness & Speed Simpson, L.E. & Weir, M. The Weavers Craft – Fifth & revised edition 1946 The Weavers Craft – Seventh & revised edition 1952 Smayda, Norma; White, Gretchen; Brown, Jody; Weaving Designs by Bertha Gray Hayes – Schelleng, Kathrine Miniature Overshot Patterns Smith, Joyce Taaniko-Maori Hand Weaving Smith, Rebecca L. Weaving with knitting yarn – small projects for small looms Snow, Marjorie & William Step by Step Tablet Weaving Snyder, Mary Lace and Lacey Weaves: 1st edition Lace and Lacey Weaves: Revised Edition The Crackle Weave Sorenson, Veronica Modern Lace Designs Spark, Patricia Fundamentals of Feltmaking Specht, Sally & Rawlings, Sandra Creating with Card Weaving Spies, Nancy Ecclesiastical Pomp & Aristocratic Circumstance – A Thousand Years of Brocaded Tablet woven Bands Spring, Christopher African Textiles Start, Laura E. The McDougall Collection of Indian textiles from Guatemala and Steedsman, Nell Patterns On A *Steedsman, Nell & Mooney, Winnifred Home Workshop Series (8 Booklets) *1. Weaves: Leno Scrollwork *2. Crackle *3. Four lessons for new weavers *4. Two Block Four Frames *5. Perception-Inspiration from Nature *6. Perception-Inspiration from Books & Photographs *7. Perception-Inspiration from Man- made Articles *8. Perception-Ecclesiastical Weaving Steedsman, Nell & Mooney, Winnifred Exploring: The Classic Weaves (Home Workshop Series 1-4) Perception: Key to Design in Weaving (Home Workshop Series 5-8 Stevens, Bernice A. A weaving Woman Stewart, Donald G. Setts of the Scottish Tartans Strickler, Carol American Woven Coverlets A Weavers Book of 8-Shaft Patterns Strickler, Carol & Taggart, Barbara Weaving in Miniature Strong, John H. Fabric Structure GUILD OF CANADIAN WEAVERS 12

Sullivan, Donna Pique; Plain & Patterned Summer & Winter-A Weave for All Seasons Weaving Overshot- redesigning the tradition Sutton, Ann Falcot’s Weave Compendium – A source book for Textile Designers & Weavers Color and Weave Design Design Workshop – notes & samples from Noreen Rustad The Structure of Weaving *Swallow, Jo Weaver’s Wearables – Cloth design for Handweavers (a swatch book) Swygert, Luther M. Heirlooms from old looms

Tallarovic, Joanne The Weaver’s Studio – Rep Weave and beyond Tate, Lou Kentucky Coverlets Little Loomhouse Country Fair Weaving at the Little Loomhouse Weaving is Fun Terrace Publishing Company Terrace Textures; Basic Design Series-1957 The Badges & Arms of the Chiefs of the Clans The Scottish Tartans And Families The Ukrainian Museum Rushnyky – Ukrainian Ritual Cloths Traditional Designs in Ukrainian Textiles Thorpe, Heather A Handweaver's Workbook Thurstan, Violetta A Short History of Ancient Decorative Textiles Tidball, Harriet Foundations for Handweavers Interior Decorating Ten textiles from far & wide (Special 1963) The Handloom Weavers The Inkle Weave The Weaver's Book Tilke, Max Costume Patterns and Designs Tod, Osma Gallinger Manual of Helpful Hints for Handweavers The Joy of Handweaving Tod-Hooker, Kathe Line in Tapestry Toronto Guild of Spinners & Weavers Twills; Fabrics that Enhance our Lives Troupp, Lotte Modern Finnish Textiles Troxler, Gale Scott Fijan Masi – A Traditional Art Form

Van Cleve, Kate Hand Loom Weaving for Amateurs Van der Hoogt, Madelyn The Best of Weaver’s – Fabrics that go Bump The Best of Weaver’s – Huck Lace The Best of Weaver’s – Overshot is Hot The Best of Weaver’s – Summer & Winter Plus The Best of Weaver’s – Thick ‘n’ Thin The Best of Weaver’s – The Magic of Double Weave The Best of Weaver’s – Twill Thrills The Complete Book of Drafting for Handweavers Van Gelder, Lydia II – Ikat with Warp, weft, double, compound weaving, shifu & machine knitting Verdet-Fierz, Bernard and Regula Willow Basketry *Verigin, Mabel *The Forgotten Weaves – A History of Doukhobor GUILD OF CANADIAN WEAVERS 13

Weaving in British Columbia Voiers, Leslie Conversation & Notes on Log Cabin Lace Weaves Portfolio Winding Multi-colored warps with a warping paddle – Using the warping board frame or the upright warping reel Voolich, Erica Playing with Blocks: An Exploration of Multi Harness Overshot Voolich, Erica Dakin & Lang, Elizabeth Parallel Shadow Weave

Waller, Irene Designing with Thread: From Fibre to Fabric Watson, William Textile Design and Colour Weigle, Palmy Color Exercises for the Weaver – How Yarn Colors Interact on the Loom: A complete Course Wertenberger, Kathryn An Introduction to Multishaft Weaving 8,12...20 West Carlton Fibre Guild Finnweave/Double Weave Pick-up sample exchange West, Virginia A Cut Above – Couture Clothing for Fibre Artists Designer Diagonals – A portfolio of patterns for Bias Clothing Finishing Touches for the Handweaver Weaver’s Wearables Whipple, Lillian Weaving with fine Threads – notes & samples from Noreen Rustad Wilson, Jean Joining Edges and Trims Soumak Workbook Weaving is for Everyone Weaving You Can Use Wilson, Sadye Tune & Jackson, Ruth Davidson Textile arts Index 1950-1987 Wilson, Susan Weave classic crackle and more Windeknecht, Margaret B. Point Twill with Color & Weave The Pinwheel: An exploration in color-and-weave design The Rosepath Motif Worst, Edward F. Foot Weaving Foot-Treadle Loom Weaving How to Weave Linens Weaving With Foot-Power Looms

Xenakis, David A. The Prairie Wool Companion Issue #7 Afghans

Young, Helen D. Color Studies for Handweavers Heritage Linens With Modern Ideas Linen Weaves in Miniature: Featuring Color for the Ontario Handweavers Younie, Christine The Finishing of Handwoven Fabrics

Zielinski, S.A. Encylopedia of Handweaving Zielinski S.A. Master Weaver Library Vol. 1 – A treasury for Beginners Vol. 2 – All about looms Vol. 3 – Creative Drafting and Analysis Vol. 4 – Yarns and GUILD OF CANADIAN WEAVERS 14

Vol. 5 – Everything a weaver should know about warps and warping Vol. 6 – Technology and Handweaving (equipment & its use) Vol. 7 – Contemporary Approach to Traditional Weaves: Overshot and Summer & Winter Vol. 8 – Contemporary approach to traditional weaves: Crackle, M’ & O’s and others Vol.9 – Fascination of Twills (4 shafts) Vol. 10 – Fascination of Twills (multi-shafts) Vol. 11 – Traditional texture weaves and exploring the textures Vol. 12 – Spot weaves – Old and New Vol.14 – Weaves, Rugs and Tapestry Vol. 15 – Double Weaves Vol. 16 – Little known Weaves worth knowing better Vol. 17 – Resist Dying, Curiosities and Inventions Znamierowski, Nell Step by Step Weaving: A Complete Introduction to the Craft of Weaving

SHUTTLE CRAFT MONOGRAPHS ​ Harriet Tidball (unless otherwise indicated) (order by #)

# 1. The Double Weave, Plain & Patterned # 2. Surface Interest; Textiles of Today # 3. Design & The Handweaver (Atwater) # 4. Woolens and Tweeds # 5. The Weaver's Book of Scottish Tartans # 6. "Mexican Motifs" # 7. Contemporary # 8. His Weaves & Weaving (Peter Collingwood) # 9. Undulating Weft Effects #10. Merry Christmas, Handweavers #11. Handwoven Specialties; 62 articles to make #12. Contemporary Tapestry #13. Thomas Jackson, Weaver. 17th & 18th Century Records #14. Color Related Decorating Textiles (Tonya Stalons Rhodes) #15. Guatemala Visited (Atwater) #16. Color and Dyeing #17. Supplementary Warp Patterning #18. Textile Structure & Analysis Special Portfolio: Ten Textiles From Far & Wide #19. S&W and other 2-tie unit weaves #20. Two-harness Textiles: The loom controlled weaves #21. Two-harness Textiles: The open-work weaves #22. #23. Part 1: Build or buy a loom Part 2: Patterns for pick up #24. Contemporary Costume Strictly Handwoven GUILD OF CANADIAN WEAVERS 15

#25. & 26. Peru: Textiles Unlimited #27. Weaving Inkle Bands #28. Weft Twining (Virginia I. Harvey & H. Tidball) #29. Handwoven Rugs (Atwater) #30. Creative Monk's Belt Margaret B. Windeknecht #31. Creative Overshot Margaret B. Windeknecht #32. Doup Leno Hella Skowronski & Slvia Tacker #34. Handweaver’s Instruction Manual Douglas, Harriet C. #35. Multiple Tabby Weaves (#35-40 - Bateman Manscripts) #36. Bateman Blend Weaves #37. Park Weaves #38. Boulevard, Chevron & Combination Weaves #39. Extended Divided Twill Weaves #40. Extended Manifold Twill Weaves

EUROPEAN WEAVING BOOKS

Andersen, Kirsten Gahrn Remmevasv Collin, Maria Skansk Konstvavnad Collin, Marta Flamskvav och Finnvav Cyrus, Ulla Handbok i Vavning Engestrom, Nina V. Praktisk Vavbok Eriksson, Mariana & Lovalliius, Kerstin Vav & Weave Fehr, Av Louise Garn och vavnader Hald, Margrethe Brikvaevning Hallgren, Ann-Kristin & Hallen, Monika Alla tiders trasmatto Alskade Trasmattor – att vav som torr Sa fint med trasmattor Hallgren, Ann-Kristin Handdukar – vav I och Bomull Kalsafina vavar Hallgren, Ann-Kristin Vav vavkert vav enkelt 4H-senioroppgave Coul-dit; samisk bandvev Haugstoga, Signe Sa Vever VI Hauptmann, Bruno Gewebetechnik Holma-Helsinglands Ab Vav vackert vav enkelt Husflidsfofening, Den Norske Handbok I Veving 10 Utgave Ingers, Gertrude Handdukar och Duktyg Nya Mattor Ingers, Gertrude & Becker, John Damast Ingers, Gertrude & Broden, Marta Trasmator och Andra Mattor Jesperson, D.G. & Hule, Jornung Manny Firskafts Vaevning Kiiski, Vappu Karjalainen punapoiminta LaCour, Jenny & Siegumfeldt, Johanne Vaevebog for Hjemmene Lundback, Maja & Rinde-Ramsback, Marta Smavavar Lundback, Av Maja Vi Vaver Till Hemment Mattkonst, Fran & Grunnebo Ryor 1 and Ryor 2 Mia, Von & Kircher, Walter Einschaftige Leinenbindungen Moden-Olsson, Maria Jamtlandsdrall Montell, Aina & Glantzberg, Elisabeth M. Vavboken – handbok for hemmet och skolan Mortensen, Ved Solveig Brikker og Duker Palmgren, Sigrid Vavbok Perheentupa, Ester Kutokaa Kuviollisia Kankaita GUILD OF CANADIAN WEAVERS 16

Kutokaa itse kankaane Peters, Hulda Vavbok Poulsen, Grethe Poul Danish Patterns for Handlooms Pyysalo, Helvi Kankaiden sidokset Osakeyhtio Neovius Finnish rugs 2 Finnish Rugs 3 Sampe-Hultberg, Astrid Textil Bilderbok Skeri-Mattson, Anna & Osvald, Ingrid I Vavstolen - books 1 & 2 Tillquist, Hilda & Lars Walstedt Yllevavar Traetteberg, Ragnhild Jeg En Vev Lager Til Trotzig, Liv & Axelsson, Astrid Band Waerm-bugge, Elisabeth Hemmets Vavbok Wallmark, Elsa Vav sjalv did vav

FRENCH WEAVING BOOKS

Author Title

Anquetil, Jacques Le Tissage, Encyclopedie Contemporaine l'Atelier des Loisir Tisser et Filer Beriau, Oscar La Teinturerie Domestique Le Metier a Quatre Lambs Tissage Domestique Boute, Gerard L'Esprit de la Couleur Cyrus-Zetterstrom, Ulla Manuel du Tissage a la Main Duchemin, Mad Echantillons pour Tissage a la Main Le Tissage a la Main Dusseault, Celine et Dr. Ls-Philippe Blanchard French English Weaving Glossary Flamin, Bernard Tisserer filer Hamelin, Veronica L. Le Fleche Authentique de Quebec Itten, Johannes L'Art de la Couleur Leclerc, Robert Creation en Tissage Lemains, Monique L'Art de Passer des Fils Les Tisserands-createurs de Quebec Boutonne d'hier et d'aujourd-hui Les Tisserins de Laval Variations sur M’s & O’s et Ceinture de moine Lundel, Laila Le Livre du Tissage Markus, Bob et Kitty Filer au Rouet Paz, Octavio Hommage aux mains Ploquin, Genevieve Tissage sur Metier de Petite Largeur Proulx, Bibiane April Reps Regensteiner, Else L'Art du Tissage *Robitaille, Annette D. La Technique de "Trame joint" Le Demi-damasse Le Tissage "Navajo" Le Tissage "Pas-a-pas" Tissus pour Robes *Ruel, Helene *La Magie de l’lkat Ryall, Pierre Le Tissage a la Main Sept-Ilien Au Fil du Metier Wilcox, Donald J. Richesse du Tissage GUILD OF CANADIAN WEAVERS 17

Zoppetti, Patti Le Tissage, sur metier de 4 a 16 lames Tome I et Tome II Enchantillons Avec photos Armure Plus La Magie de la couleur dans les Tissus Domestiques

BOOKLETS

AUTHOR TITLE

Alexander, Marthann Weaving Handcrafts-15Simple ways to Weave Allwood, Martin s. & Wilhelmsen, Inga Basic Swedish Word List Anders, Eunice Recent Works in Fibres Armsttong, Doris Patterns based on Northwest Indian Designs Arnold, Ruth Weaving on a Draw-Loom Pt. 1 Weaving on a Draw-Loom Pt. 2 Australian Wool Bureau Wool Weaving Black, Mary E. Sett and Weaving of Tartans Black, Mary E. & Chown, Joyce Ready Reference Tables for Handweavers Brett, K.B. Ontario Handwoven Textiles (an Introduction to Handweaving in Ontario in the 19​th​ century) Burpee Art Museum/Rockford Art Association Prized Possessions Christopher, F. J. Handloom Weaving Clifford, Lois L. Card Weaving Cohn, Frances, Siminoff Swedish-English Textile Glossary Conlay Vegetable Dyeing Davidson, Enid Inkle Loom Weaving Davidson, Marguerite P Pennsylvania German Home Weaving Patterns Davidson, Mary Frances The Dye-Pot Department of National Health & Welfare Weaving for beginners Dutton, Bertha P. Today Dryad Leaflet Drafted Patterns for Elementary Weaving How to weave on Four-Way Table Looms Tablet Weaving Farrow, Hazel Painting Warps Francisco, Irene Opening a door to two-harness techniques Grasett Complete Guide to Hand Spinning Groff, Russel E. Sectional Warping Made Easy Merchant’s Association Irish Linen Laurie, Margaret The Cradle or Box Loom Leechman Vegetable Dyes – Make your own MacDonald, Agnes Simple Tartan Weaving MacDonald College Handicrafts Inkle Loom Weaving Norris, J. A. The Book of Giving-History of Ontario Handweavers & Spinners 1956-1979 Rice, Miriam C. Let’s Try Mushrooms for Colour Reinert, Guy F. Pennsylvania German Coverlets Ringler, Aina Finish-English Weaving Glossary Roberts, Walter Scott Silk Culture in America Sparling, Mary Guide to Some Domestic Pioneer Skills Spencer, Audrey Spinning and Weaving at Upper Canada Village Tabachek, Jo-Anne Our Weaving History-50t​ h​ Anniversary –GCW-Manitoba Branch Thresh, Christine Spinning with a Drop GUILD OF CANADIAN WEAVERS 18

Thurstan The Use of Vegetable Dyes for Beginners Vernen, Boris Swedish-English Weaving Glossary Victoria Art Museum Carpet Knotting and Weaving Wells, Oliver N. Salish Weaving Winslow-Spragge, Alice Canadian Handicaraft Guild Loom

MONSTERBLAD

# 1. Flossa & Rolakan Rugs # 2. Rag Rugs # 3. Upholstery & slip covers,curtains and & bedspreads # 4. Decorative bands & inlays - cushions, table runners & tablecloths # 6. Rag Carpets & Bedspreads #10. Rya Rugs #11. Woolen Goods #12. Linen Goods #15. Rag Carpets

BULLETINS AND SAMPLES

MASTER WEAVER BULLETINS​: Zielinski, S.A. (Please order according to Year)

1950 – Vol. 1-10: Weaving Terminology A to Z

1951-52 – Vol. 1-6: How not to weave linen; Spot weaves (Swivel, lace, huck, turned floats), S&W; Variations of 4 block patterns; Analysis of fabrics & patterns; Scottish pattern twills; Colours in S&W; The logic of tie ups; What is lappet weave; Huckaback lace; Honeycomb; Clasped wefts' Short drafts; Swivel effect in overshot; Overshot drafts on 8 frames; Colours in simple weaves; Selvedges; Drafts for double weaves; Modern patterns in traditional weaves

1953 – Vol. 7-12: Double weaves; Borders on all sides; Pattern harness & how to make it; The yarn and the sett of warp; Double face fabrics; Patterns in chenille; Shuttles & shuttle-races; Dropped weaves; Patterns in Double weave; What to do with too many frames; Double weaves-multi-block patterns, double tie up loom; Cannele weave; Skills in hand weaving

1954 – Vol. 13-18: Turned Lace for 4 frames; Two harness method; The lease & the lease-rods; ; Turned twills; Drafting; Boiling & cleansing of linen yarn; Waffle weaves; Code in overshot; Turned swivel; Coded weaving; The third dimension; Handweaving made easier; Halkrur; Modern overshot; Raddles

1955 – Vol. 19-24: Cotton; Sett of warp for heavy yarns; Chenille or twice ; Linen; Patterns in Chenille; Crepe; Modern count of yarn; Silk; Colour & design; Drafts for 8 frames; M's & O's; Crackle-old and new; Patterns in warp

1956 – Vol. 25-30: Multi-block turned swivel; Drafting; Crackle & twill; Accidental weaves; Multiple warps; Mock Leno; Sett of warp; Twill & diagonal; Compound sleying; Polychrome double weaves; Bronson verses Swedish lace; Analysis; Cross weaves; Designing new fabrics

1957 – Vol. 31-36: Satins & ; Gadgets; Pickets & riddles; Colour; Rep; Proportions; Rugs-boundweave; Texture; Synthetic yarns; rugs; High twills; Numerical patterns; S&W; Wool; Another texture weave

1958 – Vol. 37-42: Terminology of designing; High twills; weaves; Pattern in chenille; Shortcuts - how to weave easier & faster; S&W with tabby ground; Looms; ; Patterns in 1:2 twill; Six block overshot GUILD OF CANADIAN WEAVERS 19

1959 – Vol. 43-48: Subjective colours; Warping; Small patterns; Net weaves; Sectional warping; Plain swivel; Turned twills; Turned twills; Odd weaves; Templets or stretchers; Beaming; Accidental inlay; Threading & sleying; Ideas for Christmas; Transcribing - How to weave the same pattern in different weaves

1960 – Vol. 49-54: Gating; Double weaves; Turned twills, broken twills, damask; Tapestry & rugs; Bronson; Two warp fabrics; Rhythm; 8 block crackle; Pick up thimble; 2nd warp beam; 3 shaft weaves; Polychrome swivel; Two warp weaves; Bronson lace; Deknotting; How to find the number of pattern variations

1961 – Vol. 55-60: Huck & lace; Quiz in overshot; Full swivel; Texture overshot; Two warp weaves; regulators; Dornick; Weft face swivel; Double weaves; Locked wefts in swivel; 8 harness overshot; Genealogy of Weaves I; Distorted weft; Tissue weaves; Broche; ; Locked wefts; Multishaft twill or huck lace; Unsymmetric diamond twill

1962 – Vol. 61-66: Genealogy II; Multiple spot weaves; Skeleton tie-ups & compound treadling; Between the single & the double fabrics; Tabby fabrics; Backing; Turned lace for 8 shafts; Turned Swedish lace; Stripes; Handwoven fur ; Basket weave; Backing in warp; Spaced fabrics; Unusual yarns; Patterns in crackle

1963 – Vol. 67-72: Unusual Yarns II; Twills; Colours in crackle; Patterns in twist; Crazy Twills; Drawlooms; Patterns in 6 block overshot; Projects for basket & twill; Simplified warping mill; Woven-as-drawn-in; Chenille; A rose

1964 – Vol. 73-78: Fabrics; Draw Loom; Rhythm & tie-up; Murphy's drafts; Higher twills; Finishing Handwoven fabrics; Finn weave; Finishing of wool; Templets for Finn weave; Log cabin; Key to weaves; Bronson & Swedish lace with shorter floats; Pricing; Stitched basket: Tweeling

1965 – Vol. 79-84: Difficult yarns; Patterns in texture; Murphy's drafts; Draw Looms; Crackle without incidentals; Step twills; Cut strips or swivel effect in warp; How to save on number of warp beams; Finn weave; Vibrations; Turned tuft weave, (Boutonne); Textile sculpture; Double beating; Leno in Double weave; Catalogne or plain rag rugs; Rolag tapestry; Spaced fabrics

1966 – Vol. 85-90: Skeins & swifts; Diamond twill; Modern damask & other turned twills; Weaving with 2 shuttles; Problems in double weaving; Odd weaves; Hound's tooth; Double width fabric; Silk & ; Circular cloth; Inspiration; Texture on overshot drafts; Sett of warp

1967 – Vol. 91-96: Home made looms; Double weave on 4-H; Vertical stitching on 4 shafts; ; Rep; Triple spot weave; Bobbin winders; Lamp shades; Coarse fibers of the Linen family; Waffle; Demi damasse; Metallic yarns; Analysis of Pattern twills; Hems in 4-H double weaving

1968 – Vol. 97-100: Pile rugs without warp; Log cabin & shadow weave; Analysis of overshot; From Hound's tooth to random patterns; Modern drafting; Persian weaving; 4-H crackle in warp; Texture effects; Japanese weaving; Resist dyeing; Patterns in ; Shibori; Barley corn

1969 – Vol. 101-104: Shibori; Photography of Textiles; S&W; Psychology of Hand Weaving; ; Inkle drafts; Drafts in foreign literature; What cannot be done on 4 shafts; 12 block crackle on 4-H; Basic weaves for 4-H loom; Locked wefts in pattern weaves

1970 – Vol. 105-108: National Guilds; 12 block crackle & overshot; Batik; Projects for homesteaders; Projects in texture; Variations on one threading; Multishaft texture; Traps in creative drafting; Bobbin winders; Analysis of patterns; Random satins; Pick up on inkle

B.C. WEAVERS GUILD ​ British Colombia Weavers Guild GUILD OF CANADIAN WEAVERS 20

Vol. 1: S​ amples: ​ Upholstery: Basket weave variation; 8-H straight twill; Dress fabric; Upholstery basket weave; Silk material; Twill; Overshot evening skirt; 8-H twill coat material; 4-H twill suiting material; 4-H cotton dress material; Silk from India for dress and coat material; 6-H twill

Vol. 2: S​ amples: ​ Coat material; 8-H mock leno; Twill yardage; Hound’s tooth; Silk in twill; 4-H curtains; Wool yardage; 8-H S&W upholstery; Dornik for man’s ; 4-H wool skirt Articles: ​ Moth proofing recipe

CONTEMPORARY HANDWEAVERS OF TEXAS

Vol. 15,16,17: D​ rafts & Samples​: Suiting; Bronson; S&W; Rosepath (ribbon & chenille of rayon & silk); Crackle upholstery Articles:​ Biography of Alice Parrott; Texas crafts exhibition awards; Natural dyes

Vol. 18: D​ rafts & Samples​: ; 8-H linen weave; Pique; Corded upholstery; Spot Bronson; Miniature sample; Surface interest dress fabric Articles:​ Natural fibres in the Philippines; Natural dyes; Designing contemporary fabrics

Vol. 19: D​ rafts & Samples​: 6-H huck; Rosepath; 4 block Crackle; 8-H twill; Lace weave; Silk ; Leno Spanish; Linen dress material; Place mats, (spaced warp); Laid-in Articles:​ Upholstery; Warp pattern weaving; Laid-in

Vol. 20: D​ rafts & Samples​: Upholstery; Suiting; Chicken pot holder; Guatemalan & Peruvian swatches; Coat fabrics; Colour & weave effects; Huck; Tabby & twill warp stripes; Christening blanket; Floating warps; Summer fabric Articles:​ Colour & weave effect; Designing fabric for the handloom; Floating warps for 4,5,6 Harnesses

Vol. 21: D​ rafts & Samples​: Silk dress & cushions; Christmas projects; Quixquemitl; Honeycomb; 3-H diamond twill; Ribbon suit yardage; Heavy bag of pillow fabric; 8-H M's & W's twill; Swivel for Blinds Articles: ​ Fringed Quixquemitl; Honeycomb

Vol. 22: D​ rafts & Samples​: Dyes; 8-H star pattern; Christmas projects; 8-H Glenurquhart plaid with lining; Overshot star fashion; Kickapoo mat weaving; Indian finger weaving; Braid; 6-H twill; Articles:​ Search for the elusive orange; 3-D & crossed-warp hangings; Notes for beginning weavers; Musk ox; Finger weaving; A woven pocket; Braids; Oklahoma Indian crafts

Vol. 23: D​ rafts & Samples​: Board weaving; 7-H double weave; Lace Bronson M's & O's; 4-H whig rose; Kuvikkaat - double woven; Fabrics; ; 8-H twill; Variation of colonial overshot; Cannele Articles:​ Dressing the loom; Threading sequence chart; Weaving on boards; Left over warps; Poisonous dye plants; Contemporary cloth from old drafts; Southern conference report; The authentic Indian costume

Vol. 24: D​ rafts & Samples​: Projects for Christmas cards,bookmarks or wall hanging; Honeycomb; Monk's belt; Twill for beach jacket or ; 8-H drapery; 6-H S&W; M’s & O’s Upholstery; Linen; Reversible warp Pattern weave based on opposites; 4-H honeysuckle; 2-H hounds tooth Articles:​ Dyes - woad, weld & saffron; Spinformation - tension adjustment, driving band; Designing stripes; Reversible warp pattern weave based on opposites; African textile signs & symbols; Simple spool weaving

Vol. 25: D​ rafts & Samples​: 8-H rosepath; fabric; 8-H linen; 4-H baby blanket of afghan; Overshot coverlet; 4-H Cannele Ondule; 8-H point twill; Sennits or braid; luncheon cloth Articles:​ Monk’s cord & idiot’s delight; Navajo weaving; Tapestry; Warp planning in the raddle; Weaving a hammock; The golden mean; The bag; Braids

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Vol. 26: D​ rafts & Samples​: Overshot; Suiting-dimensional colour checks; Linen curtain with overlay; 4-H casement; Skirt fabric; Inkle bicentennial project; Rug in Indian saddle-blanket weave; 4-H waffle weave; Open tabby; S&W; Early Palestine weave Articles:​ Yesterday's ; Dyeing in colonial times; Weaving in Colonial America; Dyeing with elderberry; ; Inkle bands; Linen; Christmas cards in pick-up double weave; Braid or rope maker

Vol. 27: D​ rafts & Samples​: Upholstery; Early Palestine weave variation; Ikat; Shadow weave; 6-H extended twill; Chained weft for surface texture; Brooks' bouquet Articles:​ Early Palestine weave with variations; Woven fabric design; Screen printing on warps; Ikat; Dyewoods with samples; Spinning mohair & variegated yarns, learning to treadle; flax; Shadow weave; Thrums; Heddle jig; Warp planning in the raddle; Warren Seelig-a weaver; Spinning with flax; Using leftover warp; The counter-balance loom; Lace talk with instructions

Vol. 28: D​ rafts & Samples:​ Diversified plain weave; 4-H modified point twill; Leno; multiple-harness M's & O's; Reversible material; Silver star overshot; Denim; Spinning sample ​ Articles​: Polwarth fleece; Greek bag; Stadium blanket-double faced twill; Story of antique loom; Coverlets (drafts); Leno; Fabric finishing; Christmas stocking; Interesting overshot pillows; Dyeing; Overshot; Swivel in overshot; Name drafts; Blocking handwoven fabrics; 8-H Christmas cards in S&W; Needleweaving; Cotton garments; History of Navajo weaving; Micronesian weaving techniques; Problems of weavers in Southern Mexico

Vol. 29: D​ rafts & Samples​: 8-H twill blanket; 7-H upholstery; Twills; Warp stripes; 6-H multiple tabby; Overshot; 4-H multiple tabby Articles:​ Tartan weaving; ; Calculating yarn for projects; Warp winding; Tips for the studio; 8-H twill derivative; Chemical dyeing; – Japanese textiles; Ikat; Woven pocket; Monk's cord; Poisonous dye plants; Designing stripes; Gadgets for weaving; Rope and braid maker diagram; Linsey-Woolsey - yesterday’s denim; Weaving with fine yarn; Miniature coverlets; Multiple tabby weaves; Computer drawdowns; Finishing techniques; Rag weaving with denim

Vol. 30: D​ rafts & Samples​: 16-H pt. threading; 8-H cloth; Turned Swedish lace; Twill variation; ; Broken twill; Rug; Spun samples; Mock leno stole; Monks belt; Bandweaving Articles:​ Making pictures with coloured fleece; Turned Swedish lace; Computer & the loom; Weaving as a business; Permanent mothproofing; Fabric finishing; Conducting a finishing workshop; Pine needle place mats; Twill gamp; Warp ikat; History & use of ; Warp face weaving; Converting card weaving designs to 4-H loom control

CREATIVE TREADLING TIMES​ Creative Weavers, San Diego, California

Vol. 1: A miscellaneous collection of swatches, braids, Christmas projects, directions for using fabrics; helpful hint for card weaving; introduction to sprang; shadow weave

Vol. 2: D​ rafts & Samples​: Bronson lace; S&W; Blanket; Overshot; Double thread huck Articles:​ Combining weaving & stitchery; Dyeing with cochineal, dodder, wood sorrel, sage, walnut pods, turmeric - recipes & samples; Washing wool; History of dyes; Drop spindle

GVWSG NEWSLETTER ​ Greater Vancouver Weaver & Spinners' Guild

Vol. 1: D​ rafts & Samples​: 8-H drapery; Huck coating; Upholstery; Toweling; Jacket; Overshot bedspread; Honeycomb; Felting; Chenille; dye sample using peach leaves and matter; Woolen & mohair; Drapery Articles:​ Christmas Weaving - Santa, Santa bag, wall hanging in boundweave; belt; Silk dyeing; Rag rugs - Catalogne; Polish Weaving; Kasuri; Ikat; Mixed warps; Crackle; Twills; Greek lace; Felting; Pricing of woven articles; Handling mixed warps; Tips on weaving & finishing articles; Natural dye extracts; Words on crackle; Fun with twills; Cotton

Vol. 2: D​ rafts & Samples​: Woolen drapes; Several mixed warps woven in broken twill; Summer top; Spaced warp using GUILD OF CANADIAN WEAVERS 22

linen; Supplementary warp design clothing fabric; S&W blocks woven a polychrome; Traveling bag; Upholstery material; Ribbon material; Unbalanced dornik paper thread; Twill coat; Tea towels & runner; 12-H twill; Several dyeing & spinning samples; Kool-aid dyes; Coverlet; 8-H flowers; Baby blanket; 4-H S&W; Ribbon material; Finishing with fur strips; Christmas fabric; Overshot in star of Bethleham; 2-2 twill; Blankets; 8-H plaited twill Articles:​ Overshot; Cuff for non knitters; Herbal moth repellant; Kool-aid dyeing; Warp Leno; Creating garments to flatter your figure; Red wool cape; Fur as a weft; Silk Lore

Vol. 3: D​ rafts & Samples​: Upholstery 4-H point twill; coat fabric in twill; jacket fabric in 8 & 16H twill; 4-H huck-lace block; Colour & weave check fabric - 6 shaft extended twill; Spinning samples; off set twill; repeat twill; asymmetrical 8-H network twill; German bird's eye treadled with 3 treadles; towels on 4 & 6 harnesses; Beiderwand tablecloth; dye samples using lanaset dyes; braided twill on a double two-tie unit weave; 8H undulating twill; Summer & winter (fish); 10 H plaited twill; Theo Moorman technique on 4H; 12H twill ; twill for placemat of upholstery; overshot on 8H; Christmas trees; plain weave for origami top; waffle weave; 8H advancing twill Articles:​ Computers & weaving; Dyeing - problems & solutions; 25 ways to get organized; taking care of your eyes; To dye for; How to hang rugs & wall hangings; ways to stay functional & comfortable while weaving; Dying to dye; choosing a fleece; sewing tips with a handwoven bias; computing our cloth; Andean plying technique; weaving software review; dyers safety tips; weaving tips; Hemp; wool cloth finishing; wool washing tips; plying handspun yarn; Indigo hints; moth repellant tip; more washcloths; how to use a ; kumihimo; Quipusp; spice dying; measure your way to success; Tips for better selvedges;

HANDWEAVERS, SPINNERS & DYERS OF ALBERTA

Vol. 1: D​ rafts & Samples​: 4-H - M's and O's tablecloth; Canada plaid; Swarthmore check; Open lace weave; Double huck curtain fabric; Upholstery; Boundweave; 4-H huck; Petit-point overshot; Coating, Yardage for culottes; 8-H pique; Basket weave; Novelty. (Pique is 7-H) Articles:​ Mexican weaving; WCC report with sample of backstrap belt; Merino & Lincoln wool & samples, spinning & novelty yarns & samples; Weaving in Copenhagen; Finn weave vest; Hand-woven garments; Dye samples & recipes

HANDWEAVERS & SPINNERS GUILD OF VICTORIA ​ Australia

Vol. 1: A​ rticles:​ Informative articles dealing with handling of wool, knitting handspuns, handspun wool coat; Silk; Spinning for shows; Basketry fibres; THE ART OF THE FELTMAKER reviewed at length; Fair Isle knitting; Weaving in a Swiss school; Needle basketry; Crafts of Ecuador

KENTUCKY WEAVER

Feb/48-Apr/50: Informative bulletins that include drafts, pictures & articles on: Overshot coverlets; Warpfaced ski scarf; Basic twills; Rosepath; Doll clothes; One harness tapestry; Dukagang; Handwoven bags; Diamonds; Leno lace; Warpfaced weaves; Miniature overshot; Warping your Loom; Plaids for pinafores; Snowball variant: The MacNaughton Tartan: Tie ups for twill weave, overshot; Structural design by alternate colors

LOOMSONG​ Atlantic Society of Handweavers

Vol. 1: D​ rafts & Samples​: 7 4-H twills; Monk's belt; Shadow weave; Inkle on floor loom; Crackle- for ecclesiastical use Articles:​ Dyeing & spinning with samples; Goat hair blanket; Same-braid from Lapland; Harrania tapestries; Tartans of Scotland (Fraser, Buchanan, Chisholm, Graham, Gordon, MaCaulay); Direction for making a paper star; Christmas decoration; "Poor Weaver" (a very unusual segment of weaving history); Bessie Murray in England (good reading!); Pangnirtung weaving; Fabrics for ecclesiastical use

Vol. 2: D​ rafts & Samples​: 4-H - colour gamp; 3 ties; 6 twills; Monk's belt; Log cabin; 2 Chinese braid; Nigerian braid; Inkle loom belt, card weaving; Indian braid; colour swatch in Swedish Rosepath; Norwegian Luncheon Mats; Weaving with plastic GUILD OF CANADIAN WEAVERS 23

Articles:​ Weaving in bronze & iron age; Rug weaving; Spinning & dyeing plus samples; Autobiography -Mary Black; Bronson baby shawl; 3 Christmas card directions; Weaving hints; Plaiting a star; Weaving side fringes; Clothing; The tabard

Vol. 3: D​ rafts & Samples​: 4-H Newfoundland tartan; ; Huck weave; "Crammed warp"; Twill stereo speaker cover; suiting; 2 Upholstery; Moorman technique; Scarf swatches; Twill all-purpose Articles:​ Natural dyes & samples; Place mat drafts; Boundweave Santa & Christmas stocking; Moorman's "effect yarn" & sample; Double weave; Hazards of additives & mordants used in dyeing; Helsinki '77; "The Old Weaver's House"; Making a bed rug

Vol.4: D​ rafts & Samples:​ Coat in samoyed dog hair; Felting; Honeysuckle; Twill coat; Several mixed warp; Monk's belt; S&W; Curtains; Linen sample; Tweed dress; Spun dog samples; Dyed samples; Mohair in plain weave; Christmas stocking in monk's belt; Christmas place mats in overshot; Indian braid; Wool jackets in plain weave Articles:​ Walter Ashford - Spinning; Knitted ; Felting; The looms we weave on; Tote bag; Supplementary warp technique; Card weaving; Knitted dolls; S&W weave; shawls; Ikat; ; Granny sq. slippers & jacket; Braids & braided cords; Maori Weaving; Colour in weaving; Christmas card ideas; Tapestry; Painted & printed warps; Silk; Straw weaving; Events in textile history; Linen; Knitting cowl collars; The story of tweed; Spice dyeing; Tie-dyeing; Spinning; Beaming alone; Designing clothes from handwoven material; Dyeing; Colour has a lot of clout; Paper beads (instructions); How to make a pullover from a woven stole; Garbage bag dyeing; Basket embellishment; Temari; Christmas hexagons; Qiviut

Vol.5: D​ rafts & Samples:​ Mohair/wool coat fabric; Huck dishcloths; Handspun mohair; Upholstery; Loom controlled bead Leno; Dyed samples; Twill suiting; Lacey shawl; Overshot; Spring coat; Huck variation; Plain weave; Christmas belt, runner & ribbon; Crackle; Swarthmore lace weave Articles:​ Raising Angora rabbits; Mohair; Huck dish towels; Planning stripes; Woven cane baskets; Coverlet weaving in Nova Scotia; Chenille rug; Recipe for sesame seed cookies; M's & O's blouse; Simple cardboard loom; Woven purse; crafts from recycled tin cans, cartons, threads etc; Ecuadorian star; Notes on the colour wheel; Folded Christmas stars; Two colour gradations

Vol. 6: D​ rafts & Samples​: Atwater bronson lace; Directions for 5 easy totes; M's & O's for placemats; even-sided twill; dress fabric in weave; felting; overshot, honeysuckle & twill; panty hose rug; Christmas card fabric; sumac placemats; twice woven rugs; lace baby blanket; dorset crosswheel buttons; bird ornaments; handspun knitted doll; weaving a Christmas box; snowflake ornaments; Ornamental Hexagons; knitted St. Nick; Scandinavian yarn doll; Knitted lace collar; ribbon heart shaped box; telephone wire baskets; using up ends to make a dishmop of knit fringe; Felted coasters Articles:​ Clasped Wefts; Warping table; Overshot; dying; all yarn necklace; cotton & raw samples, Rush basketry; linen; rag weaving with old sheets; Reuse, recycle, reweave

Vol. 7: D​ rafts & Samples​: Llama fleece; Fleece of native sheep of Faroe Islands; Dyed wool; Cardwoven sample; Kool-aid dyed wool; 4-H Crackle weave; Jacket fabric; 8-H wave twill; Silk yardage in plain weave; Overshot placemats Articles:​ Guild life crisis; Classic products to clean wool etc.; One shot dyes; Warp painting; Computers in weaving-an introduction; Instructions for knitting mittens; Setting yarn-twist in the microwave; Obituaries-Evelyn Longard; Three-shaft Krokbragd; Cardweaving; Dukagang weaving; Tapestry in Norway today; Instructions for knitted dish towels; Indigo around the world; Christmas in Denmark; Tapestry exhibition; Wool fleece as mulch; Tips and tidbits; Labeling of textiles; Barbara Hind’s milk bread; Fabric identification be burning; Saga of the spring coat; The ballad of the weaver; Dye stuffs from the wild woods

MANITOBA WEAVERS & FIBRE ARTISTS’ - THE TIE-UP

Vol. 1: Current executive; Danish sample of 3-h twill for skirt, shawl and apron

PINELLA WEAVING NEWS​ Pinellas Weaving Guild, Florida GUILD OF CANADIAN WEAVERS 24

Vol. 23: Christmas weaving, 6-H & 8-H poinsettias; 10-H S&W praying Angel; Rosepath border; Barleycorn; Hound’s tooth; Chinese braid; Novelty checks; Nigerian braid; 4 & 8-H Shadow weave; Braids; Twills; Overshot; 4-harness polychrome S&W; Samples included

Vol. 24: D​ rafts & Samples​: 20 4-H; 16 multi-harness; Braids - 4 with samples; Drafts for Christmas weaving - snowflakes, reindeer, bell; Chine sample

QUEBEC WEAVERS ASSOCIATION

Vol. 1: D​ rafts & Samples​: Envers/Endroit-twill; Shadow weave; Blanket weave; Demi-damasse; M's & O's; Wool fabric for coat in tabby; Houndstooth check on dornick threading; Dyeing samples; Crackle Articles:​ Tartan ou Plaid; Le tissage aux cartons; le Blanket weave; Plaited twill; Un tartan; Weaving & finishing of Handwoven sweaters; & tartans; Tartans & plaids; Tartan weaving; Scottish district checks; Acid dye method

THE TIE-UP ​ Southern California Handweavers’ Guild Inc.

Vol. 3-4: Colonial overshot; 2 Harness log cabin; Bronson lace; S&W; M’s & O’s; Shadow weave; 4 Harness crackle; Crepe weaves; Gifts to weave-slippers, handbag, tea cozy; Ideas for pick-up and inlay; pick-up leno; bound weave

Vol. 5-6: Zig –zag lace and tabby units; Finnish weaves in 2,8,10,12 harness drafts; The penny trick; 8-harness twill; Overshot based on ballad of Davy Crockett; Rosepath variations; Card-weaving for Christmas; Huck projects; Design and pattern draft in crackle for a church fabric

Vol. 7-8: Dukagang & Rolakan; Bronson lace; Overshot drafts; Card-weaving for Christmas; Waffle weaves; Popcorn – a delightful pattern for baby blankets; Petit point designing on the loom; Colour and weave effect; Cannele; Lace effect for counterbalanced looms; Warp pattern weaving; Swivel weave; Twills for upholstery & suiting

Vol. 9-10: Christmas wall hangings; S&W polychrome interpretations; Accent on colour with pillow covers; Warp spacing; Damask; Ikat; Heirloom weaving; Another byway in weaving-God's eyes of the Indians; Wheat-a broken twill threading; What you can do on a 2 frame loom; Fabric analysis; Upholstery; Multiple block crackle weave; An unusual Guatemalan belt; Twills - plain, broken, steep & reclining; Mary Meigs Atwater; 4-harness manifold twills

Vol. 11-12: Double weaves; 2 Harness weaves; Christmas drafts; Swedish weaving; Rya rugs; Use of natural materials for wall hangings; Christmas Ideas – 4 harness patterns in ; Ribbon dress fabrics; District checks; Shadow weave; 16 harness huck; Extended twill drafts; brocades; Colour weaves in twills; Woven samples included

Vol. 13: Twill variations; Doup Leno; Periwinkle - one draft - 5 weaving techniques; Tie-dyeing; Greek lace; 8 harness weaves for place mats; Multi harness weaves for dress fabrics

Vol. 14: Double weave variations; Pique; Huck; Upholstery; Drapery

Vol. 15: ; Swedish lace; Manifold twills; Rug design; Coatings; rugs; Unusual fibres, ; Weft-wrap; S&W pick-up

Vol. 16: Christmas projects

Vol.17: Lace weaves; Weaving for fashion; Spinning; Bridal finery; Double weave; Backed fabric; Woven samples included

Vol. 18: Marthe Pollock drafts; Fun with place mats; Rugs; Huck; Swedish Weaving; Table linen; Leno; Sprang; Crepe weaves; Woven samples included

Vol. 19: Gauze weaves, op and 3-D weaves; Christmas projects; Hangings and rugs; Shadow weave; Double-cloth pick-up GUILD OF CANADIAN WEAVERS 25

Vol. 20: Crepe weaves; Christmas projects; Tapestries; Crackle weave; Non-loom weaving; Reducing a multi-harness draft; Macrame; Place mats; Rectangles; Card weaving; Woven sample included

Vol. 22: Tablemats; Bound weaving; Clothing fabrics; Textured fabrics; Bead Leno

Vol. 23: 2 harness Finnish pattern; Vertical Rosepath; Card or tablet weaving; Christmas projects; Indigo; Weaving on a Greek loom; Quilting on the loom; Basketry techniques; China silk; Atwater collection twills, threading & treadling; French re-weaving; 25 projects; Woven sample included

Vol.24: Title designing; Tapestry; Rya; Cathedral window quilt (from handwoven scraps); Clothing; The odds & ends basket; Christmas projects; 4-harness crackle draft for church fabric; Theo Moorman tapestry technique; Rug weaving in India; Monk’s belt; Huckaback

Vol. 25: Colour sticks (God's Eyes); Crepe weave; Headdresses; Bags & pillows; 23 drafts; Atwater drafts; Tapestry weaving; ManifoldTwills; 2-harness weaves; Figures, motifs & symbols; Woven sample included

Vol. 26: Borders; 4-harness drafts; 12 multiple harness drafts; Bronson weave; Double weave; S&W; 4-harness pattern blanket

Vol. 27: Transparents; Layered dimensional structures; 8-harness S&W tabard; Theo Moorman's inlay technique; Weaving in Great Britain; Kuvikas pick-up weave; Backed fabric; Warp painting; Atwater on the tabby weave; Tag weave; Karelian red picking

Vol. 28: Rugs; Christmas items; Card weaving & ikat; Lucet; Belts, sashes, girdles & numerous drafts of Atwater; Rag rugs; S&W; Ancient Peruvian weaves; Experimental weaving; Woven sample included

Vol. 29: Christmas projects; 2-harness patterns; Pine tree variations; lace weaves; Using recycled materials; Double 2-tie unit system; Double weave for blankets & drapery; Blanket fringe

Vol. 30: Surface interest; Christmas projects; Weaving of Mattie Newman; Weaver fashions; Weft-faced rugs; Weaving from John Landes; Garment weaving; 8 favourite techniques of "The Bobbinwinders"; Woven sample included

Vol. 31: A variety of weaves; 3 Atwater drafts; 17 multiple tabby weave drafts; 12 drafts, favourites of Robin & Russ; Decorative weaving; Clothing; Mary M. Atwater biography; Weaving in layers; Weaving with fur; warping for small projects & samples; Russ Groff of Robin & Russ; Woven sample included

Vol. 32: 9 featuring purple; studies in black & white; 7 doll house furnishings, 10 other samples; Marion Powell's shadow weave, 12 examples; 10 drafts, various weaves; Weaving for the kitchen, 6 drafts; Crackle draft & sample; 18 Atwater braids; 10 vests; 12 drafts from the past

Vol. 33: Chenille & sample; 13 drafts based on flower theme; 8 drafts, crackle weave; 8 drafts, various weaves; lace weaves; 7 Atwater drafts; name drafting; Spinning synthetics & samples; Convergence '82, 10 illustrations; Postage stamps celebrating weaving; Weaving with sheepskin

Vol. 34: Overshot; Angora goats; Monographs by Mary Atwater; Lace weaves; Card weaving; Twills; S&W; Scandia jacket; Handspun articles; Ikat; Rags; Miniature patterns; Monographs of Elmer W. Hickman; 4-H double weave (Mexican method); Indian saddle blanket; 8-H doup leno; Crackle weave; Shadow weave-huck blouse; 16-H Bronson lace tablecloth; Finn weave; Twice woven rugs; Double woven parka; Cannele jacket; Crackle hanging; Mary Meigs Atwater; Rug looms; Weaving & computers; Woven samples included

Vol. 35: 2-harness variations; 8-harness overshot; 4-harness double huck; Finnweave; Double weave pick-up; A simple box GUILD OF CANADIAN WEAVERS 26

loom; Weaving & computers; Smocking on honeysuckle; Pick-up damask-five shaft satin; Half-drall block weave; Supplementary warp pick-up

WEAVERS GUILD OF ROCHESTER

Vol. 1: D​ rafts & Samples​: 19 samples covering a wide variety of weaves; Edna Blackburn (spinning & dyeing)

Vol. 2: D​ rafts & Samples​: 6 various swatches Articles:​ History of design in tapestry; Bound weave; Many useful tips

Vol. 3: D​ rafts & Samples​: French dyes; Braided twill; 8-H; Coat material; Silk dress; Upholstery; 8-H ; Cotton dimity; Wool suiting; Upholstery; 8-H Gang weave –twill & twill variation; 8-H summer suit fabric; double heading fringe Articles:​ Elements of basket weaving; Sizes & setts of yarns; The great crackle mystery; Notes on linens and finishing (Virginia West); Spinning wheels & dye pots (Paula Simmons); Natural dyes; Lacey Weaves; Photography & the fibre artist; Irene Waller on design sources; Rugs; Coverlets; French dyes; Jackets; Ikat; Japanese wedding ; Iranian textiles; Coiling

Vol. 4: D​ rafts & Samples​: Drapery fabric; Coating; Dress yardage; German birdseye worsted yardage; Surface interest; Linen place mats; 8-H twill; Suiting; Upholstery; Twill reverse; 16-H drapery; 6-H huck; Weft rep; 4-H coverlet; 12-H Jacob Angstadt linen draft; 12-H cape material; 7-H S&W ecclesiastical drapery; 5-H basket weave Articles:​ Design inspiration; Overshot; West coast weaving; Diversified plain weave; Homo Weavians; Ikat; Circular shawl; 6-H S&W fox design; Transparency inlay

Vol. 5: D​ rafts & Samples​: Multiple tabby weave; Silk & rayon draperies; Log cabin & Spot Bronson scarf; Honeycomb coat; Twill jacket; S&W seat covers; Spot Bronson; Upholstery; 6 thread ; S&W dress fabric; Swedish lace curtain; Bronson; Overshot; Handspun silk; Ikat; Crepe weave; 12-H sample Articles:​ Navajo Weaving; Boundweave; Designing with blocks; Angora rabbits; Finishing tips; Ewe find the words (cryptogram)

WISCONSIN FEDERATION OF HANDWEAVERS

Vol. 15-16: ​Drafts & Samples:​ Rosepath from Germany; 4-H, 8-H twills & broken twills for suiting; Upholstery & drapery fabrics; 4-H lace Bronson; Crackle in Swivel; Overshot in swivel; Baby blanket; Hound’s tooth coating; Summer stole; Twill afghan; Coat and suiting material; Chenille bedspread; Warp- faced overlay Articles:​ Make a fringe; Double Soumak; What is Fuller's earth?; Swivel; Soumak weave

Vol. 17: D​ rafts & Samples​: 5-H overlay; Monk’s belt; Twill; M's & O's in linen; Finnish damask; Crackle; Turned-huck upholstery; Herringbone; Table linen; Skirting; Swedish star cloth Articles:​ Colour sizes and relativity; Woven handle; Collingwood crackle derivation

Vol. 18: D​ rafts & Samples​: Twill in linen; Loop weave technique; "Posey Patch" in bound rosepath; Basket weave; Crackle; Honeycomb in twill miniature; Huck suiting; 2-H coteline – little rib weave; Warp faced afghan weave; Honeycomb upholstery; Sauna piika (Back washer)

Vol. 19: D​ rafts & Samples​: Surface interest huck; Twill drapery; Silk tweed fabric; 8-H huck; Rose path coat; 4-H curtain fabric; M's & O's; 4 block Matta mats; texture weaves for upholstery; Herringbone suit fabric; Natural dyed weft sample; Twills in silk or wool for suiting; German braid; Turned huck baby blanket; 2-H linen sample

Vol. 20: D​ rafts & Samples​: Basket/herringbone fabric; Christmas wreath in colonial overshot; Vertical lace stripe; Silk & wool fabric; Worsted clothing fabric; 4-H huck cocktail dress; Texture & colour weave in twill; Honeycomb; Miniature monk’s belt; Check suit; Upholstery Articles:​ Macrame; Directions for making birds; Card weaving GUILD OF CANADIAN WEAVERS 27

Vol. 21: D​ rafts & Samples​: 25 4-Harness samples; 3 multi-harness; Weft-faced sample; Bog coat; Bound weave Articles:​ Colour & design; Pattern sampler; Hemstitching; A lace border; Swivel

Vol. 22: D​ rafts & Samples​: 26 4-Harness samples; 3 multi-harness samples; Norwegian krokbragd; Red & black chenille dress fabric; Christmas Santa Articles:​ Bi-Centennial afghan; Rusty reeds; Furoshiki bag; Colonial coverlet; Bell pull; Harrania Tapestries; Thoughts on Warping

Vol. 23: D​ rafts & Samples​: 8 4-Harness samples; 2 multi-harness samples; Broken twill; Finnish plaid; 3-H point twill; Honeysuckle; 8-H Lace weave; Overshot; Rug or bath mat; Baby blanket; Articles:​ Rose path calendar - 12 intriguing drawdowns of rosepath with treadlings & colour suggestions, one for each month of the year, i.e. snowman, heart, leprechaun, bunny, figure in cap and gown, flowers toy soldier, red schoolhouse, jack-o-lantern, pilgrim maid, Santa Claus – samples of each one

Vol. 24: D​ rafts & Samples​: 8-H Baby blanket; herringbone & basket weave; Nigerian & Peruvian braids; 4-H overshot band with fringe; S&W upholstery; Multi-colour effect with space dyed weft; Swedish Placemats; "Sea foam” treadling on Maltese cross threading; Christmas yardage; Shadow weave; Afghan weave; Yardage colour & weave; Spaced Christmas mat; Undulating twill; Strip rag weaving Articles:​ Planning optical illusion weaving; Lengthwise Monk's belt; 4 pointed star mobile; 2 simple inlays; Pilgrim weaving; Calculating yardage of cotton, linen, wool, reed sleys

Vol. 25: D​ rafts & Samples​: Afghan; Isolated supplementary warp & monk’s belt; Place mats (2); Dress material; 5 thread huck; Twill, colour emphasis; Rosepath double width 8-H; Twill "fulled" fabric; Point twill surface texture; 4-H overshot miniature; District check variation Articles:​ Placemats, book marks with drafts; Greek textiles; West African textiles; Floating selvedge; Sampling; Peruvian textiles; Colour in review

Vol. 26: D​ rafts & Samples​: Crepe weave; 8-H dornick twill; Kool-aid dyes; 8-H diversifies plain weave; Mixed warp; Basket-herringbone; Rosepath; Plain weave using colours magenta & peacock; Christmas place mats; Block pattern; monk's belt; Reversing twill; Several huck & huck variation samples; Broken twill; Mixed basket weave; Canvas weave; Christmas wreath in overshot Articles:​ Huck weaving; 2-2 twill; Weaving finishes; Parallel weaving & side fringes

Vol. 27: D​ rafts & Samples​: Twill variation; Rib weave; Place mats; 3-H Bronson lace stripes; Mock Leno on S&W; Shadow weave afghan; Davidson tartan plaid; M's & O's in linen; 8-H point twill; Herringbone variation; Spaced periwinkle; Overshot; 4-H undulating twill-spaced warp; Plaid baby blanket; Felting; Canvas weave; Rosepath; 8-H imitation damask; Ephrata curtain material; Chenille in plain weave Articles:​ Braid or rope maker; Feltmaking; Everything you ever wanted to know about moths

Vol. 28: D​ rafts & Samples​: Shadow huck; 8-H double weave; 3-H Baby blanket; Jacket fabric; Christmas cards (trees, Santa Claus); Honeysuckle twill; S&W; Twill blanket Articles:​ Linen; Care of linen; History of the use of cochineal; Standard finished sizes of common articles

Vol. 29: D​ rafts & Samples​: Plain weave & twill combination; undulating twill; twill using Quebecoise wool; Plain weave pick & pick using 9 different colors: 8-H twill; Luxurious fabric sample using silk/merino wool; Barley for blouse, curtains or table linens; Double point twill; Supplementary weft in plain weave; Shadow weave; felting; striped warp in point twill; 8-h huck lace; twill using 8 colour warp; plain weave fabric for blouse or tunic; plain weave in pleasing shades of berry, purple & teal chenille yarn; dornik twill weave; bronson lace; 8-h waffle weave Articles:​ Hints for selvedges; finishing tips; computer made labels; caring for silk; hand exercises to avoid carpal tunnel syndrome; dorset crosswheel buttons; dying without those dangerous chemicals; Advice on dying; Questions answered by the weaving doctor GUILD OF CANADIAN WEAVERS 28

SHUTTLE CRAFT GUILD HANDWEAVERS BULLETIN ​ H. Tidbal (Montana)

1948: Colonial Coverlet; Weaving as-drawn-in; Scotch Tartans; Texture in design; Easter parade pick-ups; Damask Table Cloths; Linen table mats; Two–harness weaving; Open-work weaves; The Cross weaves; 2 & 3 thread leno; Suggestions for warping and weaving; Use of metallic wefts; Christmas gifts; ascot scarf; Warp setting guide; A Twill pick-up

1949: Colonial wool blanket; Double width blanket; Crackle weave theory; Crackle weave table mats; Angora spring stole; Peruvian pick-up weave; Padded baby blankets; Double woven baby bonnet; “Look forward, weavers”; Two-harness shell weave; Directory of commercial weavers and local guilds; Weaving with reeds and bamboo; Mexican warp-pattern weave for pick-up or 8-H; Christmas gift aprons; S&W; Tweed & Scottish district checks; Equipment evaluation & sources; Dress fabrics

1050: Modern linen weaving; Chromatic textures for towels; Ancient linen weaves; 8-H drafts; Bound weaving; Baby bib; weaving with angora; Domestic manufacturer’s assistant by J & R Bronson; Linen weaving; Point weaves for texture; Necktie Ascot scarf; Buckingham grenadiers on rosepath; weaves for table linens; Pricing and marketing; weaving pot holders; Warp pattern weaving; Handwoven Christmas cards; Long-warp projects; S&W weave; Upholstery on a long warp; notes on good weaving techniques

1951: S&W weave drafts and tie-ups; Polychrome weaving; Thirsty; linen towels; Brooks bouquet open-work; Rug weaving; 2-H weft faced; Flossa rugs; Handweaving vs machine weaving; The casual decorative weaves; Salvage projects-rag rugs & false-flossa; Notes on textile designing; Bags of all kinds; Open work weaves – the eyelet; Leno; Stoles

1952: Damask; Draperies; Heirloom blanket; Bouquet weaves; Classification of handloom weaves; Twill; Handwoven wool yardage

1953: Combined weaves; Lace weaves; 9 stoles; Plain weave; Efficient warping; Shadow weave; Warp painting; 2-H weaving Lessons for beginners; Design in art

1954: Coverlets; Bateman weaves; Tag weave; The speed warp; Spot patterns; Raveling of handwoven edges; Designing in warp pattern; S&W; Overshot; Boundweave for overshot; Christmas cards

1955: Worsted yarns; "Idiots delight" braid; Tweeds; Fancy twill; Understanding drafts; Tabby-basket; Spot weave; 12 stoles; Waffle weave; Designing your own fancy yarns; Neck ties for Christmas; Christmas tapestries in Boundweave

1956: Red & white check linens; Bouquets; Damask; Linen; Swedish lace; Chenille; Miniature patterns; Twill & overshot drafts & woven profiles; Borders for overshot; Cotton yardage

Sept. 60 –Oct.66: Interpretation of the J & R Bronson, Domestic manufacturer’s assistant; Satin & false satin; Faja (belt) weaving of Ecuador; Tapestry; A bath from Mexico; Aprons; A Weavers Guatemala

SHUTTLE CRAFT ​ Bulletins by Mary Black & Joyce Chown

Jan-May 1957: Jaspe (ikat or tie-dye); Waffle lace; M's & O's; Tapestry in Egypt; New patterns by changing the tie-up; Tapestry rugs in Peruvian design; Solving the mystery of the strange draft; Tapestry methods; Threading your loom; Multi-harness braided twills; Transposing warp & weft; Commercial weaver vs. the amateur weaver

June-Dec 1957: Tapestry through the ages; Interpreting profession drafts; S&W; Discovering colour; Utilizing bits & GUILD OF CANADIAN WEAVERS 29

pieces of linen; Fashion report; Polychrome; Old ; a cellular blanket weave; Upholstery; A two colour plain weave gamp; Room dividers in transparent tracery; Evergreens in snow (chine technique); Boundweave

Jan-May 1958: S&W; Boundweave; Tapestry; Swedish knot; Twill textures; Peruvian Leno; Fair linen for your Church; Experimenting is fun; S&W pick-up and inlay

June-Dec 1958: Old drafts; S&W; Swedish knot; Summer belts; Weaving with linen; New designs by Bateman; Christmas book marks; Woven words; Christmas weaving; Tapestry; S&W shags; Corduroy pile rugs; French Gobelin part 1 & 2; Buying a loom; Learned at the loom

Jan-May 1959: Weaving with fiberglass; Natural fibers; ; Cloth analysis; Animal fibres; – coconut husk; Mineral fibers; Weaving for the Synagogue; Book markers for church; Crosses; Fringes; Weaving with plant material; Ecclesiastical weaving; French Gobelin part 3; Silk; Place mats

June-Dec 1959: Notes on colour; Warp pattern weaving; Twist dyeing; Dyeing with natural dyes; French Gobelin part 4; Fashion report; Twill material for baby; Shadow weave; Laid-in technique; Christmas card idea; Variations on profile draft; Aprons; Thanksgiving cover in Mexican double weave; Christmas wall hanging "While Shepherds Watched"; Church windows; Devereaux Mansion loom; Many ways of weaving one draft; Mittens; Christmas skirt; Belts

Jan-June 1960: Fashion report; Swedish aprons; Pile & textured rugs; Variations on a profile draft; Aprons from Central European Countries; Trouble with your Shed; French Gobelin Part 5; Shadow weave conversion; 8-H rosepath sampler; Colour; Scandianavian aprons; Raffia place mats; Double weaves; Israeli place mat; Leno afghans; Glamorous window shade; Crossier crosses; Finishing

WARP & WEFT​ Collection of Bulletins with samples (please order according to Volume #)

Vol. 1,2,3: Mar. 1948- Dec 1950: Cotton plaid; S&W; Summer purse; Slat shades; Plain weave variation; Satin; Twill; S&W damask; Weaving with linen; Textured coat material; Medallion check curtains; 3-H weaves; Raffia purse; Reversible waffle weave; Sheer textured curtains; Lacy baby blanket; Textured plaid; Colourful block sample; Bird's eye –loom shirring; Textured drapery; Cellophane table mats; Woven Christmas music sample; Luncheon mats

Vol. 4,5,6: Jan. 1951-Nov.1953: Adaptable plaid; Spring purse; Upholstery; When you dye; Overshot; Rosepath variation in silk; Linen; Twill; Warp face upholstery; Christmas circle fabric; Thirsty linen towels; Double width table cloth; Easter card; Spun stole; Rugs; Ramie; Original cut fringe technique; Worsted coat material; Carded wool; 8-H double weave; Glass curtains; Christmas weaving; Spring coating; Silk shirting; Christmas cards

Vol. 7: Reinforced basket weaves; Brodie plaid shirting; Lime sherbert luncheon cloth; Snow shadow (lamp shade fabric); Idiot's delight (silk drapery); Tweed; Drapery - cotton & ; Suiting; Pseudo cotton tweed dress fabric; Carriage robe or crib cover

Vol. 8 & 9: Opalescence (evening jacket); Princess Margaret rose tartan; Patio place mats; Touch & texture (all silk fabric); Swedish upholstery 8-H; Sport coat material; Brooks bouquet; Mock Leno; Upholstery/drapery; Danish medallion; MacDuff hunting tartan; Squares from Scandinavia; Modern upholstery fabric; Casement sheer; Sport coat fabric; Baby blankets; 8-H Diamond lace

Vol. 10-11: Shirt material; Drapery; Carpeting; Linen & cotton upholstery; How to make chenille; Tweed skirt; 8-H Guest Towel; Decorative Huck; Silk & cotton yardage; Unconventional honeycomb; Baby blanket; Miniature overshot; Conventional honeycomb; S&W; A linen cross; Silk & cotton suiting; Cannele; Black, white & red wool suiting

Vol. 12-13: Waffle weave for dish cloths; Huckaback lace; Turned Swedish lace; Dry spun linen toweling; Silk & cotton draperies; Canvas lace; Curtain material; Drapery; Stole; Upholstery; Elliot Tartan; Dress fabric with silk and rayon ribbon; Modern 4-H overshot; Ramie & linen squares; Canvas weave drapery; Tweed; Miniature whig rose; Place mat featuring GUILD OF CANADIAN WEAVERS 30

ramie & silver metallic

Vol. 14-15: Baby blanket in open lace weave; Novelty upholstery; Swedish rib; Crackle weaves squares Textured material using chenille; Buchanan tartan; Wool & silk suiting; Crib cover lace; Jacob’s coat of many colours in twill; S&W for upholstery, drapery; "Wedding Bells" dress material; Pillow talk; Two textures in huck weave; Mohair scarf; Twill M's & O's for table linen; 4-H miniature overshot; Scallops drapery fabric; Novelty weave for upholstery; Variation of waffle weave

Vol. 16-17: Twill using ramie; MacQueen tartan; Goose-eye; Variation of "turntable"; Upholstery/drapery; 4-H novelty weave; Basket & twill; Twill diamonds variation; Swedish technique for borders; Tweed; Swedish drall table linens; M's & O's; Small star pattern, 4-H; Twill; canvas weave; Modified M's & O's

Vol. l 18-19: Semi-sheer drapery; Barleycorn diamond; A versatile canvas weave; Coat material; Baby blanket; Canvas weave; Singles linen drapes; Winter suiting; Broken twill; Gothic cross –twill variation; Baby blanket; Extended twill variation; Huck weave variation; Ribbon fabric

DRAFTS & DESIGNS - A GUIDE FOR 5 TO 12 HARNESS WEAVES​ Robin & Russ (Includes samples)

Vol. 1: Silk fabric; 4 block textured & lace; Barleycorn double diamond; extended pt. twill; Overshot spot design; Demi damask; 6-H spot weave; Folk dance material; Ramie twill; Diamonds; 2 block damask; Double weave; 6-H overshot for borders; 8-H overshot – extended point twill; 8-H Bronson; Double woven baby blanket; Undulating twill; shadow huck; Block S&W variation; Swedish lace; Linen squares

Vol. 2: 8-H huck variation; Coat material; 12-H Upholstery; Shadow weaves; twill in a diamond; Squares; Christmas card project; Overshot; 8-H huck; Extended pt. twill baby blanket; S&W; Christmas tablecloth; Christmas Noel bookmark; 2 block damask; diamond; 8-H double weave baby blanket; 8-H spot weave

Vol. 3: 12-H twill; S&W for upholstery; 6-H Shadow weave; Houndstooth check; 8-H Twill; Tussah silk; Bedford cord; Rectangles, oblongs & squares; Patio place mats; 8-H wedding dress fabric; 6-H geometric pattern in black and white silk; Double weave tartan

Vol. 4: 6-H Pique; Extended pt. twill; 8-H silk basket weave; 8-H double huck lace; 6-H S&W; Twill variation; Upholstery; Suiting fabric; 8-H point twill; Monochromatic S&W; Shadow weave; Swedish lace in linen; Bedford cord; Beiderwand; Tag system; Drapery; Welsh blanket

Vol. 5: Swedish honeycomb; Twill; M's & O's'; Coat material; 6-H warp face in light weight fabric; S&W; Shadow weave; Upholstery; Lace weave; 12-H twill; Crepe weave; Double weave; Warp face rep weave; 8-H shadow weave in tussah silk; Bronson spot design; 6-H double weave with 4-H for background and 2-H for overlay pattern; 11-H point twill; Opposites on a shadow weave

THE WEAVER'S QUARTERLY​ Kate Van Cleve

1932-33: Swedish embroidery weaves; Purse; Towels – Towels in Danish pattern; French tapestry weave; Neck scarf; Coverlets; Knitting or shopping bag; Worsted dress material; Crib cover; Tuck-in pillow; Chaise lounge throw; Traveling case; Book cover

1934: Looped weaving; Draft for Danish looped weaving; Table cover in looped weave; Honeycomb; Curtain tie backs; Handbag; Tweed material; Nursery rug; Couch pillow; Counterpane; Swedish embroidery; Stripes and plaids for wool scarf

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1935: Laid-in weave; Luncheon cloth; Runners; Linen; Twill & broken twill for summer suits; A speck draft; Upholstery

1936: Bell pull; Fraser tartan; Neck ties; Runner; Wall hanging; Guest towels in French tapestry weave; Coverlet; Curtains & drapery; Variations for a 4 H pattern; Honeysuckle; Neck scarf

1937: Embroidery weaves; Coverlets; Linen; Border pattern on twill; Coat material

1938: Embroidery weaves; Diamonds & squares; Swedish linens; Finnish designs for laid-in weaves; Finnish weaving; Rose pattern; Indian weaving; S&W wall hanging in 6-harness; Scotch tartans

1939: Embroidery weaves; Crackle weave; Scotch tartans; Lace weave; Rugs of heavy chenille; Runner; Upholstery; Coverlet

1940: Designs for embroidery weaves; Linen towels; Spanish weave; Coverlets; Variation of Rosengang; Silk table cover; Scotch tartans; French embroidery weaves

1941: Swedish embroidery weave; knitting bags; Linen towels; Russian embroidery weave; Baby blanket; Silk sport suit in twill; Coverlets; Macleod tartan

1942: Designs for Embroidery Weaves, Neckties, Crackle Weave, Lunch set, Lace weave, Tartans, Danish weave luncheon set, Embroidery Weaves, Mexican Embroidery Weave, Scotch Tartans, The red coverlet

LOOM MUSIC​ Mary Sandin & Ethel Henderson

Index Headings 1944-1950

Vol. 1: 1944: Twill luncheon set; Notes on tie-up; Snitch knot; Setting up loom; Warping; Twills & tweeds; Whig rose coverlet; Baby blankets; An unusual square; Crackle weave for drapes; Upholstery; Christmas gifts; Banff – 1944; M's & O's; Do's & don'ts for weavers – solving some weaving difficulties; Cotton towels; Bags in Dukagang

Vol. 2: 1945: Glass curtains in Swedish lace; Chenille; Baby blanket in double weave; 4-H Overshot; Cotton upholstery in S&W; Variations on a overshot theme; Spanish open work; 2-H techniques for box loom with rigid heddle; "Old country" woven bags; Banff 1945; Woven ties in twill; Catalogne; 8-H damask

Vol.3: 1946: Swedish overshot cloth in cotton & linen; Dornik twill suiting; Loom check-up; Miniature whig rose; File of weaving equipment; Barleycorn weave; Twill; Name formula drafts; Bronson weave; Monk's belt; Techniques of handwoven rugs; Banff – 1946; Weft face & warp face; Blankets

Vol. 4: 1947: Three luncheon mat arrangements; Huck; Crackle weave; Rosepath; Warp-faced belt; Weft faced rugs; African bag; Cherished linens; M's & O's; Double goose eye towel; Barley corn towel; 8-H trees for wall hanging; 8-H S&W; Sectional warping; Twill upholstery or drapes; Weaving for young folks; Stewart tartan; Texture weaves; Banff 1947; Italian bag -Brocade technique; Towel borders using brocade

Vol. 5: 1948: ; Overshot coverlet; Know your twills; 6-H S&W; Upholstery; 8-H diamond twill; Inlay techniques; Rigid heddle weaving; Banff 1948; Greek open work; Homespun stripes for bags and mittens

Vol. 6: 1949: Placemats; Drapery; Tartans of Scotland; Lace baby shawls & covers; Overshot purses; Checked cloth-lace squares; Swedish lace cloth; Banff 1949; Leno scarf; Borders in gauze weave; 3 warp face bags; "Idiots delight"

Vol. 7: 1950: Twill; Rosepath; Tweeds; Bedroom weaving; Old drafts; The masculine touch; Fancy twill towel; Navajo weaving; Swedish ways; Crackle baby blanket; 8-H linen weave; Swedish Pillows; Vestee in Danish medallion stitch; Swedish rug technique GUILD OF CANADIAN WEAVERS 32

Vol. 8: 1951: Table linen; Upholstery; Rosepath aprons; Flossa rug; Warp pattern stripes; Draperies; Card weaving; Inlay designs; Plaid placemats; M’s & O's; Bags

Vol.9: 1952: 2-4-6-8-10 Harnesses, a table setting for each; Finger fancies; The way of a beginner; Draperies; Blinds; Stoles; Beginners pieces; Tweeds; Upholstery; Banff 1952; Linen table squares; Rosepath; Bags from odds and ends

Vol. 10: 1953: M's & O's; Brooks bouquet; Rosepath 90" cloth; Damask; 4-H overshot; Monk's belt; Honeycomb; Rug techniques; Embroidery techniques; Ecclesiastical weaving; Natural fibres; Construction and colouring proportion of stripes; Banff 1953; Ramie in double rosepath; 12-H Upholstery; Tie stripes; Leno afghan

Vol. 11: 1954: Danish medallion & Leno twists; Spaced warp woven with linen, cellophane & raffia; Aprons; Huck; Upholstery & drapery; One shuttle weave; Silk; Seersucker; Glass curtains; Coverlet in crackle; Banff 1954; Homespun knee rug; Rainbow stole; Bronson lace; Wool yardage; Tweed; 8 inch warp; Bags

Vol.12: 1955: Place mats in S&W, M's & O's, and twill; Linen as upholstery; Fringes & edge finishes; Pattern design & colour in warp brocade; Profile; Sheer linen square; Distinctive bands; Scarves; Christmas mats or cloth; Adjusting the counter-balanced loom; Semi-warp-faced weft rep; Card belts; Tartans

Vol. 13: 1956: Table settings - Linen; M's & O's; Yardage for coats & suits; Monk's belt; Mixed warps; Open work techniques; 2 block weaves; S&W; Banff 1956; Scarves; Mary Meigs Atwater; Crackle; Bath mat; Hand towels; Weft face rug technique

Vol. 14: 1957: Variation of weaves on a design plan; Overshot; M's & O's; Bronson lace; Huck lace; Bags in rosepath, crackle, twill and M’s & O’s; Idiot's delight; Overshot petit-point; Double weave; Metallic thread in upholstery, drapery & skirting; Linen square; Unique 8-H twill; Danish Brocade; Open lace technique; Banff 1957; Bronson; Huck for heavy drapery, baby blanket & scarf; Warp-stripe one shuttle drafts

Vol.15: 1958: Table linens; Overshot; Loop technique - boutonne; Stripes; Clothing twills; Skirt material; Crackle weave; Banff 1958; Monk's belt; Embroidery techniques; Christmas book mark; 8-H S&W

Vol. 16: 1959: Swedish lace; Barleycorn lace; Trends in clothing weaves; Waffle; Point twill; Upholstery; 8-H Brocade; Overshot variations; Bags; Banff 1959; Maltese cross; Suiting; Design & interpretation in wall hangings & rugs

Vol. 17: 1960: Place mats; Bronson lace; 8-H linen weave; Practical warp painting - weft painting; Monk's belt square; 8-H drapery; Double weave; Upholstery; Silk; Guatemalan belt weave; S&W; Overshot; Coverlet; Rosepath band; Christmas weaving; 6-H warp weave; Twill runner or rug

Vol. 18: 1961: A new bronson; Crackle weave; Mexican twists; Bronson lace; Drapery; Inlay squares; Wool suiting; Inkle loom belts; Bags; Dukagang wall hanging; Banff 1961; 8-H double weave; Warp pattern skirting; Christmas table mat; Rosepath towel; Planned strips & colour; Monk's belt

Vol. 19: 1962: Huck stripes; M's & O's; Rep & twill stripes; Bronson linen; Multi harness draft world; Wool suiting & coats in Bronson weave; Honeycomb; 2-block Monk's belt – particularly Halkrus; Designs for drapery, bed cover or afghan; Belts, braids & bags; Vegetable dyes; Banff 1962; 8-H Bronson lace; Overshot; Small handwoven articles; Design inspiration for wall hanging and bags;

Vol. 20: 1963: Twill checks & plaid; Twill; Bronson cross; Gold threads; Church fabric; Synthetic fibres; Casement & drapery; Borders; Crib coverlet; Carriage cover; Baby blanket; 4-H S&W; Christmas weaving ideas – belts, yard stick holder; Warp settings for warp face reps

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Vol. 21: 1964: Crackle; S&W; M's & O's; Decorative weaving; Double width weaving in semi-circular technique; 8-H double weave, polychrome method; Mattor (Scandinavian rep rug) floor mats, bags; Christmas designs; Barleycorn lace; Monk's belt; Afghans; Ecclesiastical weaving

Vol. 22: 1965: Rosepath; Bronson; Upholstery; Bedford cord; Apparel weaving; Loom music index; Warp settings; Indian Bead weaving; Headbands & coverings; Monk's belt; Theme is red; Belts from the Artic; Place mats

THE WEAVERS FRIEND

A publication for rag rug weavers; History of rag rugs; rep stripe rug; Rosepath rug; Warp faced whig rose rug; Overshot rug

MAGAZINES

THE WEAVER ​ Paul Bernat, Mass.

1936: Unusual knitting bags on "Opposites"; Handwoven material for clothing; The Spanish stitch; Weaving Scotch tweeds; Seamless afghans & bags; Ancient Peruvian Textiles; Tapestry weaving; Miniature patterns for hand weaving; Tablet woven rugs; Simplifying the tie-up; Mexican Indian belts; Simple cross weaving; Mattor; Old coverlets; Flat tapestry; Only 4-Harness; Scottish tartan plaids

1937: Laid-in technique; Rosengang; Baby blankets; Scandinavian art weaving; Card weaving; Chaise longue coverlet; Weave as drawn in; Mexican lace weaving; Patterns for 6-H weavers; Drifting shadows; Loom controlled patterns; S&W; Navajo weaving with 2 or 4-H looms; Overshot on 6-H; Techniques of Peruvian textiles

1938: Draperies; S&W on 6-H; Introduction to weaving; Weaving in many languages; Swedish dukagang; Chenille rugs in double weave; Pick-up or brocade: weaving on a heddle loom; Borders; Norwegian scarf in warp-face weave; Afghans in Dukagang; Pattern drafting by formula; Designing 4-H patterns; Scandinavian Spetsvav; Doilies; Woven lace; Personalized Linens; Tapestry; Something different in 2-H; Point weaving on multi-harness; Twice woven rugs; Weaving from Czechoslovakia

1939: Hand loomed textiles; Variations of Spanish weave; Fish hooks for tie-up; Rosengang; S&W; The "Osage" braid; Handwoven coats; Summer bags; Twill; Trees; Greek weaving; Upholstery; Adaptations of Danish stitch; Variety on a long linen warp; Woven sheaf stitch; Honeysuckle; Gauze weaving without harnesses; Trip to Peru

1940: Linens for luncheons; Dornik & fancy twills; Coverlets; Handwoven textiles; Inkle; S&W; Miniature patterns for hand weaving; Curtains; Small wallhangings adapted from Guatamalan textiles; Stripes

1941: Texture identity in weaving; Featherstitch technique; Place mats; Cotton toweling; Card weaving; Bronson; Damask; Texture changes & design variations; Blended drafts & weaves; Laid-in; Monk's belt; Tufted weaving; Double weaving on 8-H; Christmas card weaving; Coverlets; Rugs; Adaptations of commercial weaves; Variations on M's & O's

1942: Simple braids; Texture variations-treadle manipulation; Greek lace; Bags for the women who reads; Edges; Warp-faced technique; Handwoven Christmas greetings; Overshot patterns; 6-H S&W; Norwegian bands in pickup; Variations of humanesque figures

Weaver’s

Issue 10 – 3r​ d​ quarter 1990: Stuck on huck; Designer huck the easy way; A huck family album; Whimsical Santas; Dogs & cats; Network drafting with .; Microweave Cookbook; designing with four blocks GUILD OF CANADIAN WEAVERS 34

Issue 18 – Fall 1992: Symmetrical turning blocks in colonial double weave, Study group project in 4 block, 8 shaft double weave, Blended rainbow colors in 16-shaft double weave for a prismatic effect, Design unique snowflake-twill drafts by forming words with a special weaver’s alphabet, Weave a rhombus by using an alternate treadling with a snowflake threading, Weave peekaboo plaid in fine silk for a shimmering scarf, Loom-controlled trapunto, Get hooked on rep –design and weave three sturdy totes

Issue 25 – Fall 1994: Twill thrills, Networked twills, networked colour, Twill half units, Overlapping twill blocks, reversing twill blocks, Mixed twills & taquete pick-up, a 16 shaft and 8 shaft network study, Taquete for tots pictures for the nursery, taquete placemats, danskbragd rug, Twill with a twist – reverse twill direction in threading and treadling units for a new look, Thick and thin threads in a summer and winter warp & weft for a lovely silk jacket

THE WEAVERS JOURNAL

Jan 1978: Block weaves Part I & 2; Mexican motif skirt; Ethnic dress with supplementary warp; Pine tree cape; Blue & white twill dress; Tarascan lace; Hopi woven embroidery; Supplementary warp patterns; Variations on a poncho; Men's clothing; Garments made from simple patterns; two tabards; Wool dyeing & mothproofing

Apr 1979: Swivel explored & contradicted; Woven miniatures; A Skirt for the wall; Wandering with my hands-basketry; Coverlet weaves using two ties; Early American coverlet of S&W; Children’s corner - woven belt; Spot weave rug; Woven blouse & vest

Apr 1980: Rugs, Rugs, Rugs!

Summer 1980: Shaft switching, Balinese ikat, Hopi embroidery weave, 4-H pick-up damask, pine needle baskets, silk dyeing, corkscrew weave and much more

Fall 1980: Winter projects to keep you warm, Man made fibers shoppers guide, More on tapestry, multiple harness, overshot

Spring 1981: Rugs, rugs, rugs: tapestry; Shaft Switching; Damask; Figure boundweave; Weft Ikat;

Summer 1981: Shaft-switching bead leno lace table covers; Window coverings; M’s & O”s Ecclesiastical weaving; Handwoven tapestries become practical; Felting

Fall 1981: Handspun-Handwovens, Peter Collingwood on Shaft switching, Long-eyed , Interview with Allen Fannin, Basic weaving drafting, Two or more tie unit weaves, Tapestry workshop

Winter 1981: Select a pattern for handwoven fabric; Flamepoint reversible vest; jacket; Mulliple harness weaving – twill derivatives; Colour & weave effects; Cocoon wrap jacket; Handwoven garments; tulip outfit with loom controlled inlay; Jacket inspired by West African narrow strip weaving; ; Oval cape in 3 sections; Shaft switch on boundweave rugs; Simple vests; Bags & slippers

Winter 1981-82: Fashion trends, Cotton garments, Weaving program for computers, Steel doup heddles

Spring 1982: Weaving in Quebec, Rugs

Summer 1982: Jack Lenor Larsen, Matelasse, Cardwoven rug selvedge, Upholstery

Fall 1982: Linen, Pick-up leno, Whig rose study, Christmas cards, Warp boutonne

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Winter 1982-83: Handwoven fashion designers, Double two-tie twills

Spring 1983: Designing for interior spaces, Designing four shaft double weaves, Handwoven wedding chuppa, Rug weaving, An introduction to computers for weavers, Sumbanese ikat, Tapestry

Summer 1983: Museum textiles; Aklae - Norwegian tapestry; Gifts from ancient Peru; Southwest Indian twill tapestry; Sumbanses ikat; Tying warp ikat on the loom; Intro to computers for weavers; The art of Ixchel - learning to weave in Guatemala & Rhode Island; Contemporary use of damask; 4-H-4 block double weave; How one weave leads to another; Learning to weave in Japan; Space dyeing

Fall 1983: Plant fibers, towels – basic four shaft weaves, Rainbow dyeing, Introduction to computers for weavers-part 3, Mothproofing wool, Christmas cards, Onion basket

Winter 1983-84: Winter jackets, Sweaters, Tops, Recipe for tanning rabbit fur, Adventures of a computer convert, multi-shaft overshot on opposites, shadow weave vest, The versatility of four-shaft twill Countermarche – pure & simple

Directory of Weavers and Spinners Guilds 1984-1985

Spring 1984: Fleecy vest; Mystery sun rug; Flamepoint rugs; Variation on a Landes theme; Shaft-switching to create tapestry effects; Multi-colour, on pot dyeing; safe dye for children; Tarascan lace; Designing on the masterweaver loom; Twill and plain weave blocks with long-eyed heddles; Blanket weave; Man’s scarf; Kimon/pants ensemble

Summer 1984: Knotted Chinese button; Unravelling the mysteries of the Jacquard; Decorative techniques of the Sarekatsani; Weaving the girdle of Rameses; Card woven belt of East Telmark – adaptation of Norwegian technique; Shaft switching combined with harness control; Production wise placemats; Smalands weave on eight shafts; Felted jacket; Garment in Beiderwand

Fall 1984: The Chinese draw loom, T;urned drafts in double two-tie unit weave, A second look at soft drink mix dyes, Antique fiber tools, Fibers for spinning, Japanese weaving tools Handspun/Handwoven ramie blouse, A spinner’s specialty - heathered yarns, fiber heritage of the Salish

Spring 1985: Prevention deterioration; Scandinavian traditions – firfletting, rya, picture lace; fabric strip design; Log cabin rag rugs; Double-faced Krodbragd; Shaft;switching on rising shed looms; 3 toned blocks

Summer 1985: Unusual braids, Satin weave evening bag, Designed for a narrow loom, Ikat blankets of Tarabuco & Bolivia, Kumejima Kasuri, Bergam – notes of a pattern weaver

Fall 1985: Is complex weaving for you?, Card woven fringe, Churro sheep in the Navajo tradition, Planting a dye garden, Colour theory for handweavers, The art of silk dyeing, Figures in boundweave, Scaffold weaving

Winter 1985: The use of the loom for multi-harness weave manipulation, Tablet woven garments and accessories, Applying the pulled warp technique to loom-shaped clothing, Tied Lithuanian, Cut and sew mittens, Manmade fibers, Doublejack or sink the floating selvedge

Spring 1986: Clotilde Barret - a geographical sketch, Multi-harness huck, Hemstiching for linens, Danish twined rag rugs, Loom woven baskets, Colour theory for handweavers, Boundweave, Sock top bathmat, Sauna towels, Woven inspiration from West African textiles, Simple ways to hang a weaving, Warp-faced , Examining the shed

Summer 1986: Spanish colonial loom; Images of the Southwest; Designed for narrow looms; contemporary Navajo weaving; Twilled cottolin towels; Tie your own heddles

Fall 1986: Cotton; Spinning cotton; m’s & o’s jacket; receiving blankets; Double corduroy rug; tapestry weaving with GUILD OF CANADIAN WEAVERS 36

unspun flax; Antique spinning chairs;

Winter 1986: Demystifying complex weaves; Twill vest; Name drafts drawn by hand or computer; Wearing handwovens with style; Vadmal; Wearable fine thread tapestries; Ribbon wefts; Random warp dyeing Colour theory for Handweavers; Vestment variations; Cannele; Shed regulator for counterbalance looms

Winter 1987: Loom shaped top with inlaid yoke, Creative clothing – surface embellishment, In pursuit of plakhta, Kashmiri to paisley, Summer and winter garments, Chinese brocades, Jacob wool – a handspinner’s delight

INTERWEAVE

Winter 79/80: Rugs; Tapestry effects in boundweave rugs; The double two-tie unit weave, an expansion of options for rigid heddle weavers; Creative 2-H weaving; Dyeing with madder; Experiments with merino

Spring 1980: "Weaving a lifestyle" - Cynthia Schira, Malin Selander, Jean Wilson, Mary Snyder; Handweavers 1800-1840; Tweed; Dyeing by the yard; Spinning - structuring a bulky yarn; Romney sheep; Double & double-faced cloth on six-hole cards

Summer 1980: Basic Ikat; Paper & Fiber; Tapestry & embroidery; Weaving, applique & stitching; Weaving & felt; Stuffing, precendents & alternatives to ; Corduroy; Choosing a floor loom; Dyeing with willows, cottonwoods, aspens & poplars; Spinning fine yarn; Weaver’s knot; Pine tree borders

Fall 1980: Weavers of Guatemala & Peru; A continuing inspiration; Notes on techniques, many illustrations; The centroid colours; Defining your business; Jacob sheep; Traditional methods of finishing; Alternative S & W pickup technique

Winter 80/81: Twill & beyond; Twill in its many forms with drafts & illustrations; Damask; Professional pursuits; Handspun on a ; Clun forest sheep; Dyes from oak galls

HEDDLE

Feb/Mar/Apr 85: Spinning Qiviut; Colours of Yukon woven into new tartan; One piece knitted sweater; twill wrap skirt & vest; Woven dress; Weaving calculations the easy way; Sewing smarts

May/June/July 85: Friendship Coverlet; Ceinture Flechee; Summer camisole; Australian locker hooking; Summer top; Angora rabbits; Twill

Sept/Oct 85: English smocking loom assisted; Knitted reversible double - thick mittens for men; Christmas napkin rings inkle woven; Christmas note paper; Bronson lace weed plaques; Curtains & drapery part I; Essex county tartan

Nov/Dec 85/Jan 1986: Cuctom woolen mills; Chilkat dancing blanket; The rag lady; Passing on our skills; Handspun angora kid mohair mitt pattern; Shadow weave sweater; festive coasters; Knitting with handspun Canadian wool; Tweeds, Ombres & rainbows; What to look for in a floor loom; curtains & draperies – Paft 2; Cowichan knitting industry; dream fleece

May 1987: Muskax quiviut products; summer vest; Working with good materials Craft school vibrant place of learning; Preserving Ste. Marie’s link to past

July 1987: Using an old Acadian technique; Cotton top features clever use of diagonal stripes; Cotton is a luxury fibre; Jacket is simple but challenging; Lace weave cotton blouses; Sewing a hem in a lined garment; Acid dyes create a rainbow; Mohair socks are durable

Mar. 1989: Mystery of entrelac knitting, Sheep coats good investment, Indrabex – a wheel for you to make, Padded GUILD OF CANADIAN WEAVERS 37

Japanese vest, Record keeping for accurate pricing, Silk, wool and cotton – a winning combination, Basic fabric finishing

May 1989: Miniature patterns library, Breed winners and spinners cover-up uses thistle motif, Whimsical beach coat, toddler’s suit has nautical theme, Combing commercial fabric weaving with woven ikat, Keeping tradition alive through transparencies, Earn an income from weaving

July 1989: Shaft switching beyond rugs, Qiviut an exotic fibre, a bag made from recycled plastic, Seersucker, Silk dress

Nov. 1989: Poppana has Finnish flavour, Christmas wall hanging, pieced jacket made from one woven piece, Excellent fleece for yarn collar, A good fabric for uphholstery

Jan/Feb 90: Beauty of rag rug weaving; Keeps art of making spinning wheels alive; Paula Simmons picker; Spinning kid mohair; Sweater using weaving and spinning; Crackle weave vest doesn’t need sewing; Confession from the dye pot

Mar/Apr 90: Spinning & dyeing musk ox; Jacquard loom; A better way to card wool; Wall hanging sets Christmas mood; Collapse fabric; Dobby looms; Small projects can be fun; Rosepath party dress; Raising silk worms

May/June 90: Card weaving; Thrums on a rosepath; Marigolds for dyeing; Glorious color Kaffe trademark; Summer pullover

July/Aug 90: Lichens on important dye source; Angora; Computers complex but useful; Lace adds to lampas' appeal; Thick & thirsty bathing wrap

Sept/Oct 90: adds power to weaving; Computers as a tool; Spinners’ study tests local fleece; Blue bells & black-faced sheep; Warm man's vest

Nov/Dec 90: Linen; Lithuanian blouse; Profile with Linda Heinrich; New soap products; Shetland fleece to spin; Twined knitting versatile

Jan/Feb 91: Blending traditional with contemporary; Beadwork basics; Native culture influenced Cheryl Samuel; Churro sheep; History of weaving in Quebec

Mar/Apr 91: Rare Karakul sheep has unique qualities; Tapestries; Wool with mohair ideal felting mix; Theo Moorman inlay applied to clothing; Mola - a textile art form

May/June 91: Kimono jacket; Churro sheep fleece prized for blankets; Spinning & knitting Samoyed hair

July/Aug 91: Profile of Ankaret Dean; Boucle woven vest; Twined rag rugs; Silk and alpaca sports jacket; Dyeing day; Towels made using cross stitch on waste-canvas

Sept/Oct 91: Kid mohair an illusion of fur; Rep weaving; Merino sheep; Adapting pattern to make culottes

Nov/Dec 91: Hickman's remarkable legacy; Working with German angora; S & W scarf; Using the right dyes Part 1; Quick Christmas cards; Warm felted mitts

Jan/Feb 92: Highland tartan design; Learning to use the right dyes part 2; Shaft switching on 4-H loom made easier; Practical warm parka

Mar/Apr 92: Wedding kimono; World-wide tapestry network; Ikat overalls; Soft yak down ideal for warm clothing

May/June 92: Unique look using woven ribbing style; Indian caftan; Warp-painted silk scarves & shawls; Joy of angora GUILD OF CANADIAN WEAVERS 38

rabbits; Name drafts you can read

July/Aug 92: Cashmere goats; A kimino; S&W suit; Knitter Christening gown; Shibori-a Japanese technique; Coffee pot & tea cosy; Stretching exercises; Icelandic wool

Sept/Oct 92: Innovations - 2 unique fashion looks; Handspun angora/kid mohair mitts

Dec 92: Images of past saved in tapestry; Archie's satirical tapestry; Christmas table runners

Mar 93: A kimona where east meets west; Spanish shirt; Supplementary warps expand design potential; Supplementary warp patterned table runner; Award winning supplementary scarf

July/Aug 93: Colour design made easier by computer; Textile design of Sept. 1993; 8-H twill drapery; 4-H shadow weave upholstery; Silk train scarf

Dec/Jan/Feb 94: Be sensitive to silk's slippery personality; Fascinating silk worms & shinning threads; Handspun, handwoven silk and cotton top and skirt; Guidelines for weaving with silk; Dyeing silk skeins; In memorium Ruth Johnston

HANDWEAVER & CRAFTSMAN

April 1950: American handweaving; Fine linens; Colorful linen draperies; Weaving fabrics for men’s wear

Summer 51: New ways with old drafts; Wool-most versatile of fibers part1; Spinning lesson; from Siam; Mixing & matching colours in dyeing; 16-H larch trees; Shuttles; Woven Christmas greetings; Woven baby jacket and bonnet

Fall 51: Weaving in Nova Scotia; Cloth analysis – The draft from the fabric; Wool – most versatile of fibers part2; Planned weaving for your wardrobe; How to establish a handweaving business; Weaving on a frame

Spring 52: Indian weavers and contemporary design; A summer with Finnish weavers; Scandinavian variations for American Looms; Use of novelty yarns in weaving; What and why of inkle; Ideas are where you find them; Flax – from seed to yarn; Cellophane place mats

Summer 55: Weaving damask; Textiles from India; Mexico, land of weavers; Characteristics of man-made yarns; The Ahrens looms; Weaving with linen; ; Small damask designs; Huck place mat

Winter 55-56: Textiles & looms from Guatemala & Mexico; Rosepath-honeysuckle; Leno; Square dance skirt

Summer 57: Mid-twentieth century textures; Something out of nothing; A new method produces a versatile ; Tapestry in Nova Scotia; Woven telephone book covers; Drapery; Ecclesiastical Tapestries

Fall 57: Western handweaving; Handweaving in Spain; Design in weaving; Double weave; Interpretation of compass & double square; West German weavers; Designing lamp shades; Finishing handwoven fabrics; Tablecloth in double weave; Handwoven vests

Summer 59: Experiment in group study; Warp-pattern weaving; M’s & O’s; New Zealand spinners; Correct sewing methods in tailoring; Suggestions for weavers of Liturgical textiles; Variations on an algebraic equations

Summer 60: How to weave your own designs; The story of Reticella (linen embroidery); Two weaves from Mexico; Handwoven flight bag; Liturgical textiles

Spring 62: 8-H drapery; Changing patterns in midstream; Weaving tweeds; Handwoven applique on handwoven fabric; GUILD OF CANADIAN WEAVERS 39

Open weave casement

Summer 62: Designing bedspreads; Christmas swags; Weaving rya & flossa rugs; Scandinavian bonnets; A rug from thrums

Fall 63: Egyptian tapestries; Swivel-variations for 4-H looms; Quilted fabrics; Drapery; Basic designs for every weavers file; Novel ski poncho

Spring 64: Sprang (Egyptian Plaitwork); Double weave- first steps in development; Overshot borders for four sides; Christmas cards; Unusual drapery with distorted wefts

Summer 64: Early American linens; Boundweaving; Vestments - style of early church

Fall 64: Fibre glass fabrics; Weaving in Crete (near Greece); Bound weaving; Suggestions for storing yarns; Handlooms in use today

Winter 64: Ellen Siegel – Designer for the handloom and the power loom; Planning clothing fabric; A review of handweaving; Raw wool values-how they determine the end use; Eva Anttila of Finland – Stressess design in her Tapestry workshops; Lysbeth Wallace discusses teaching methods; Early American textiles; 8 Harness linen; Coverlet from museum collection

Spring 65: Spot weaving; Scottish District checks; Manipulated warps; New approach to knitting Woven wood; Warping the most interesting part of weaving; Bags with strong handles; Retired engineer designs and builds a loom

Summer 65: Tapestries & rugs; Carpets; Mr. Pennington's linens; Card weaving; Variation on a Finnish weave; Notes for beginning weavers

Fall 65: Robert D. Sailors – designer-weaver for architects, interior designers & decorators; The textile museum; Spinners of Chijnaya – Alpaca yarns from Peruvian Village; Colourful bookmarks; Suggestion for Christmas gifts; Rib weaves from India

Winter 65: Textile designs from wallpaper; Communion vestments; Garrido Contemporary Spanish tapestry; weaver; Janet Nyquist-custom weaver of apparel fabrics; Suggestions for avoiding errors; Handbag in finnweave

Summer 66: Spinning wheels; Australian spinner; sample exchange; Peruvian weft twining; Woven rag doll; tote bags; experiments in design

Fall 66: Weaving with handspun yarns; Coverlets & bedspreads; A gift box covered with handwoven fabric; Power looms; Woven samplers - an idea for anniversary gifts; Huck lace place mats; Handwoven fabrics for embroidery; Heddles; 4-H S&W - 4 block; Warp pattern weaves

Winter 66: The Dalsgaard tapestries; Tapestries in rope; The circular loom; Handspinning in New Hampshire

Summer 67: Quiviut from the musk ox; Card weaving; Linen & silk drapery; Peruvian multi-layered cloth; Macrame; Surface interest for apparel fabrics; Basic guide to sett; 4-H envelope purse

Fall 67: Suggestions for tailoring; Ancient Peruvian weaver; Repairing spinning wheels

Winter 67: Vestments by Indian craftsmen; Scandinavian design; Colourful ; 5-H damask; Weaving with mohair; 8-H pillow

Spring 68: Pattern blocks-basic tool for design; Weaving with handspun linen yarn; Revival of ikat; Weaving on a round GUILD OF CANADIAN WEAVERS 40

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Summer 68: Indian fingerweaving; Counterchange-a device for pattern design; Chair seats-woven of tape and ash splints; Design-a lunch cloth in three techniques; Home dyeing with native plants; Kitchen curtains; Turned drafts-a useful technique

Fall 68: Indigo; Pattern analysis-step by step directions for a simple method; Macrame; Seaweed-a practical use; Double corduroy technique for pillows; Decorative braids; Pattern sticks

Winter 68: Pueblo weaving-an ancient art; Suggestions for the beginning weaver; Three-harness weaving; Overtwist-a spinner’s problem

Spring 69: Dyeing with lichens; Nantucket looms; Tapestry today

Fall69: Simple method for weaving deflected warps; Handweaving for pleasure and profit; Small projects of interest to beginner weavers; Irregularity in handspun; Planning pockets

Winter 69: Experiments with sprang; Raising silkworms; Fabric design; Prayer shawls; Brooks lace and weaving; Huck lace

Summer 70: Variation of rigid heddle loom; Ceinture flechee; West Indian weaving; Weaving for a Christmas tree

Summer 71: Jack Lenor Larsen; Card weaving; Tapestry-technique & tradition; How to raise sheep; Milkweed & balduinea in the dye pot; Basketry; Handwoven cape on improvised loom

Jan/Feb 73: Weaving on a two man loom; If you have four harnesses;; Collecting spinning wheels; Attu basketry; How to care for your Antique textiles

ONTARIO HANDWEAVERS & SPINNERS​ Includes drafts & samples and informative articles FIBRE FOCUS

1967: The Centennial Book - Special Issue Drafts & Samples​: Overshot; S&W; 12-H point twill; M's & O's; Boutonne; ; Clothing; Spinning & dyeing sample Articles:​ The story of weaving; Wool, flax, cotton; Spinning & dyeing; Twining on an Ojibway loom

Mar 76: The making of a cushion; Warp reel for a pattern stripe; M's & O's floor cushion

June 76: Place mats from start to finish; Conversations on drafting; Easing into metric; Finishing stitches; Linen placemat sample

Mar 77: Peruvian weaving; Colour harmony; Rusty reed solution; 6-H Supplementary warp & weft floats sample

June 77: Ikat; Weaving with metal; 4-H plain weave with tie-dye section sample

Sept 77: Swivel; Hints on warping; Rearing the silkworm; Swivel Wedding gown & veil silk sample

Mar 78: The silk trains; Helpful hints for dressing the loom; 8-H twill coat sample

Sept 78: Weaving bags; Quilted double weave sample

Sept 79: Weaving with synthetics; Heritage coverlets from upper Canada village; Twill upholstery woven with synthetics GUILD OF CANADIAN WEAVERS 41

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Dec 79: Spinning in upper Canada; Weaving with synthetics, part 2; Apple-dye project & sample; Orlon twill upholstery sample

Mar 80: Drapery in Finish linen; rugs; dyeing for beginners, care & content labeling, handspun yarn samples; 8-H material sample

Sept 80: Kente strip weaving; Rag rugs; Double-fold braid; Spinning Ontario mohair & tops; Rosepath church window sample

Dec 80: Taaniko; Jack Lenor Larsen; World Crafts Councils 9th conference; Planning a warp reel; Ottawa tartan sample

Mar 81: What is original design; Making a cord for your spinning wheel; Creating pattern from ply; Multi-harness huck casement sample

June 81: Stitched double cloth; Lichens - the humble dyestuff; Effective demonstrations & displays; Canadian sheep; Lichen dyed samples; Stitched double cloth sample (plaid top – plain back)

Sept 81: Choosing a loom; Spinning summer yarns; Lace in linen sample

Dec 81: Ramie; Dyed sample; Sample of OHS tartan designed by Jack Frazer

Mar 82: My new coat woven in poppana; Spinning Angora rabbit fur; Colorful multi-harness sample; Spinning sample

June 82: Easy to make vest; Considerations in bulk spinning; Silk; 2-tie M's & O's woven sample

Sept 82: Biblical breastplate by Sandra Feenstra; Knitted handspun mitts & hat; Knitted Christmas stocking; 4-H Christmas Wreath; 4-H Christmas tree draft; spinning sample

Dec 82: Simple lace at your fingertips; Vertical lace stripe sample

Mar 83: Warping and weaving tips; Edges; Cashmere - a new source; Chenille - a most versatile thread; 8-H twill sample

June 83: Angora mohair "Down Under"; Handspinning cotton in Sudan; Fleece lined hat; Overblouse with rainbow strips; Shrinkage seersucker; Chinese loom; Shadow weave sample

Spring 88: Core Spinning; Goats’ coat; spinning sample

Summer 88: Homemade warping board; Horsehair weaving; Weaving for interiors; Spinning workshop with Mabel Ross; Tribute to the late Mary Black; Painted warps; Warp reeling tips; Huck lace curtain sample

Fall 88: Profile of Sandra Feenstra; Zap (microwave) dyeing; Spinning sample; Drawloom challenge; Kitchen klutz forgotten cookies; Loom shaped shawls

Winter 88: Silk for Mother of the Groom; Angora goat sample; Knitted toddlers hat & mitts; What can a computer do for me? Round tuit sample; Ontario tartan

Spring 89: A history of Graf’s weaving from the 1850’s; Tip for winding on a long warp; Different techniques for designing a steep twill sample; Qiviut spun sample

Summer 89: Weaving transparencies; Quality of handspun; Microwave carrot cake recipe; Profile of Nell Steedsman; GUILD OF CANADIAN WEAVERS 42

Learning to love linen; Braiding; Qiviuq; Spinning tow flax sample; First Communion dress; A wearable project on a narrow loom; S&W towels; Pattern for making a doll; 8-H 2 block twill sample

Fall 89: Jewl Kock - a basket maker; Weaving in the Dominica Republic; Spinning sample; Applause for orlec; A light weight vest; Jacquard loom at science centre; 6-H overshot Christmas sample

Winter 89: Flax - no big deal; Profile – Wendy McHale; Christel Wille – Tapestry weaver; Tapestry garment project; Weaving in Greece; To weave a tiny tapestry; The finishing of woolen fabrics; Spinning sample; 4-H twill sample

Spring 90: What reed should I use; Profile of Dini Cameron and Velta Vilsons; Twisted thought; Cashmere in New Zealand; Knitting as an art

Summer 90: 18th century dye manuals; Spinning raw cashmere fleece; Natural fibres - why they behave the way they do; Marketing your crafts; 4-H crackle for wool jacket sample

Fall 90: Supplementary warp pick-up Christmas cards; A trip to Saterglantan, Sweden; Mathematical weaving; Silk worms; Alpaca

Winter 90: Icelandic Sheep of Canada; Icelandic Fleece; An introduction to Iceland; Silk handkerchief making in Japan; Shaded twill skirt; S&W sample using orlec

Mar 91: Mohair throws; Jacket fabric in 4-H crackle & 2/2 basket; Promoting your business effectively; Phormium tenax – New Zealand flax; Thai strip top; S&W coverlet sample

Summer 91: Dressing dead sailors; 8-H twill/double weave reversible shirt; Handwoven jewellery; spinning sample

Autumn 91: Joy of silk; Ideas for the lazy weaver; Christmas bauble & tree decoration

Winter 91: 8-H tie-dye back pack; Ideas for the lazy weaver part 2; Fabric of the Inca Empire

Spring 92: Bead weaving; To dye or not to dye; Superwash wool; Ideas for the lazy weaver part 3; Spinning sample; 4-H woven sample in superwash wool

Summer 92: Profile – John Prentice, chair canning; Global threads - an inspiring experience; 4-H lacey weave sample for shawl

Autumn 92: Bronson lace - 4-H 2 block draft for lace weave; Primitive looms of Northern Nigeria; Cotton is an all season affair; 4-h cotton sample suitable for clothing

Winter 92: Tablet weaving; Recycle your shoes; Fibres of the British Isles

Spring 93: Navajo loom; Hidden history of Navajo weaving; Summertime & the dyeing is easy; Tiny treasure boxes; Textiles of Ireland

Summer 93: Weavers of Mexico; Textiles in Pennine region of Britain; Scandinavian dye studies part 1

Autumn 93: Scandinavian dye studies part 2; Fibres of British Isles - Lewis & Harris; Handspun embroidery vest; Arts & crafts of Slovakia; Inkle weaving ideas

Winter 93: Playing with colour & lace weaves; Supplementary warp combined with lace weaves; Lace & handspun yarns; Weaving with sewing thread; Spring fashion forecast; Entrelac sock pattern; How to make a 12 hue colour wheel; Shadow crackle weave sample GUILD OF CANADIAN WEAVERS 43

Spring 94: Diagonal Striped Tunic top; Making felt; ; The Robbette frame loom; The warp-weighted loom; How to get silk from a spider; Recycled socks = bathmat; Overdyeing; Tea towels – How to clear your yarn shelf

Summer 94: Tapa from Polynesia; Caring for textiles; Fashion exhibition; Colour movement in rag rugs

Autumn 94: Founders of our crafts; The spindle noddy; No raddle – no problem; Chinese dragon boats; Christmas ideas – Rosepath runner, Poinsettia runner, Advent candle banner

Winter 94: Goats herbs and dried flowers; Ikat dining room chairs; Sample of broken twill woven scarf

Spring 95: Wearable art from leftovers; Kumihimo; Dye pioneers; To dye or not to dye naturally; Women, witches & weavers

Summer 95: Seersucker ice cream chairs; Decorating with ribbons; Ecclesiastical wallhanging in polychrome summer & winter; Two ways of weaving diversified plain weave; Recycled bed sheets; a summer hat trick

Autumn 95: Tassels; Types of borders part I; Weaving in ; A tale of 2 fabrics part 1; ; Other uses for cannabis

Winter 95: Silk to "dye" for; Borders part II; A tale of 2 fabrics part 2; Vita plume

Spring 96: Experimenting with cannabis; Finnweave; Spinning & plying fine thread with a hand spindle; Borders part III

Summer 96: Berry bonnets & white dresses; Draft for ribbons; Polychrome Summer & winter; Chenille kimono; S & W sample for runner

Autumn 96: Reinventing the computer; Lace – revitalizing an ancient art; 4-h huck sample

Winter 96: Founders of our craft- Nell Steedsman; Iron age costumes; Potato basket; Snowboarding mitts; Ten commandments for handweavers; Making paper

Spring 97: Warp painted Bag; The walking or great spinning wheel; Navajo saddle blankets-double two-tie unit weave threadings

Summer 97: Creative uses for handspun; Variations on a wheel – the lendrum quill head; Memoirs of a trip to Scotland

Autumn 97: Huck double woven; The fleecing of Navajo weavers Part I; Diamond wall quilt; Drafts for 8-h S & W pine trees; Transparencies; Angels for Christmas; Calendar art

Winter 97: The magnus drudik spinning wheel; Tartans; Making a from scratch; Getting the most from a warp; The Bayeux tapestry – then and now; The Fleecing of Navajo weavers - Part II; What makes a good demo warp; The cotton industry comes to New Brunswick; How a Yurt was made

Spring 98: The briefcase charkha; Embellishments; Ply-split braiding: Bobbin lace & weaving; A Celtic neck piece; tablet woven vest; FBI Profiler

Summer 98: The haldane wheel; Weaving with silk; Kumihimo-then & now; Tatting; Fringe twister

Autumn 98: Background of Alfred Colbeck; A warm coat; A velveteen purse; For the love of hemp; 8 bookmark bag; Weaving in Swedish tradition; Spinning & weaving nettle fibre

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Winter 98: The Louet S90 spinning wheel; Comfortable, affordable cottons; 10 chenille tips; Honeycomb jacket; Weaving the new millennium; Basketweaving; Why card by hand; Twining; Designing Egyptian Diagonals; The care of linen; Weaving in the Swedish tradition

Spring 99: The Rognvaldson spinning wheel; Block by block; Motifs in weaving; Finnweave in Boden Sweden; "Fringe benefits"; Mayo weavers of Mexico; Baskets with inspiration

Summer 99: Canadian tilt-tension production wheel; Rags to rugs in Egypt; The bulletin – an historical review; Profile – Ankaret Dean

Autumn 99: Ash splint basket necklace; The Rowie spinning wheel; How to weave paper heart baskets; Designing a Christmas wall hanging; Lucets – a method of weaving to produce a squared cord; Supplementary warp jacket with bead & embroidery embellishments

Winter 99: Hand cream; Weaving with copper wire; Shifting into split sheds; Summer & winter; The Bergman loom; Queen size blankets

Spring 2000: Alpacas; Wine bottle basket; Knitted wedding ring shawl; Ideas for amateur photographer; Knitting handspun lace; Celtic stole

Summer 2000: Dorothy Budge Kirk; Handpainted silk; Spinning silk for gossamer lace; There’s no such thing as raw silk; Silkworms; Japanese braiding for beginners; twig basket

Autumn 2000: Name drafts; Name draft gift towels; Tablet woven shoulder bag; Tencel scarves for Christmas; Tencel; Bobbin lace; Weaving with the Bedouin tribe in the desert; Weaving a twill chair seat

Winter 2000: The loon’s blanket; Tatting; A millennium blanket

Spring 2001: Good drop spindles; Japanese Temari balls; Woven treasures of Turkey; Weaving a mail basket

Summer 2001: Tea towels; Needlefelting; Madder dyeing; spindles

Autumn 2001: Ideas for Christmas; Damask weaving; Tapestry weaving; Oceans of silk; Circular knitting; Quebec spinning wheels

Winter 2001: Jacket with appliqué and stenciling; Textile designing; The beauty of silk; Dolls

Spring 2002: Growing linen; Ramie; An exercise bike as a spinning wheel; The wheel jungle; Sample yarn cards of stored yarn; A sock project

Summer 2002: Tapestry revisited; Organic wool; Native ; Mandarin box weaving loom for children; Tapestry crochet

Autumn 2002: Microwave dying with silk; Bargello footstool; Warm sweater coat in rose path overshot; Visiting Peru

Winter 2002: Making of a new tartan; Dyeing on the French river; Growing Japanese indigo; Dealing with the handspinner’s silent foes; The almost no-sew jacket – for handweavers who are not tailors; Louet S-40 mini spinning wheel

Spring 2003: Analysis of a historical coverlet; Knit by the dozen toe-up socks; Knitting an ikat fabric; Designing stitch by stitch for tapestry; Discontinuous warp – Ancient Peruvian technique; Throw rugs; Scarves; Saori handweaving

Summer 2003: New England’s early wool quilt designs; Weaving tips for weavers with impaired vision; Double faced & GUILD OF CANADIAN WEAVERS 45

reverse twill tablet woven bag; Magical seamless pants; Priests’ stole

Autumn 2003: Beaded knitted pendant bags; Saganishiki – weaving lacquered paper with silk; Self-lined liturgical stoles; Memorial tapestry project; Christmas cards; Christmas cape; Garden weaving; An overshot tracking device

Winter 2003: Concepts for creating fibre art; Textiles of the Oaxacan south coast; Finnish style resists; Plastic bag bags; Ceinture flechee; Spinning soy fibre; A trip to Thailand and Cambodia

Spring 2004: Natural dyeing; 5 woven stoles; Mail art; Weaving in France and Netherlands; Knitting with cashmere; Controlling twist and diameter

Summer 2004: Looms; English tabby; Introduction to natural dyeing; Controlling twist and diameter; Spinning by design; Golden threads; Silk art

Autumn 2004: Thread covered buttons; Knitting a Navajo rug; Supplying alpaca fleece; Controlling twist and diameter; Krokbragd; Plan your thrums

Winter 2004: Spinning with silk - part 1; Making the warp; Fiberworks pcw; Victorian woven buttons; Sock rugs; 3 shaft weaves; Knitting without a net; Tencel

Spring 2005: Dressing the loom; Silk spinning – part 2; Loom controlled shibori; Designing with pro weave; Knitting a Navajo rug; Finishing linen; Historical finishing techniques; Salish singer sewing machine spinning wheel; Selecting lazy kates

Summer 2005: Spinning a skinny yarn; Threading, tying on and the tie-up; Why spindle spin; Tapestry; Hog Island sheep; Textile wonders of Thailand; Pitfalls in reproducing heritage textiles; Bias scarf

Autumn 2005: A beginner’s guide to spinning exotic fibres; Bobbins and shuttles; Silk fusion basket; Making a cd drop spindle; Colour and weave for baskets and fabrics; Christening blanket; Bobbin lace and other laces; Small tapestries; Shibori jacket

Winter 2005: Hems; Spinning llama fibre; Kool – aid dyeing; The warping trapeze; Weavers of Lagonglong Philippines;

Spring 2006: Spinning alpaca; The standard weaving draft; Teaching weaving; Brice county tartan; 4-H table mats; Curtain fabric in lace weave; Hand spindles; Crocheting the renaissance

Summer 2006: Spinning mohair; Profile drafts; Warp-painted scarf; A new scarf from and old sample; Naalbinding

Autumn 2006: Turned drafts; Magic felt; Tuscan goats; Drafts for 4 and 8-H lace; ; Bali Indonesia – A weavers paradise; Raising silkworms

Winter 2006: Colour in your spinning life; Tabby or plain weave; Weaving banner for peace; Woven casserole cover; A range of colours from pokeweed; Rag sampler carryall

Spring 2007: Twill; Colour in spinning – understanding the theory of colour; Linen – yesterday and today; Lustrous linens; The spinning of nettles

Summer 2007: Fibre fun with liquid food colour; Twill on more than four; Weaving coverlets; The magic of flax to linen

Autumn 2007: Plaited twill; Textile traditions in Mexico; Small textiles; Contemporary Canadian Tapestries; Navajo Rug auction at Crownpoint GUILD OF CANADIAN WEAVERS 46

Winter 2007: Versatile twills – More variations; Understanding your spinning equipment; Spinning mittens; Moving – spindle wheels in Canada; Penny rugs from handwoven fabric; Creative uses for weaving samples and thrums; Beaded buddies

Spring 2008: Overshot on Four-a pattern treasure trove; Memories of Lois Carter; Early 20​th​ century Acadian Wedding textiles; Morocco – carpet souks & Sahara sands; Experiencing the magic of inspiration; Sudbury celebrates 50 years with friendship coverlets; Fresh fleece

Summer 2008: Understanding your spinning Wheel; Name Drafting – an original method of overshot designing; Saori Looms; Material magic; Weaving the wonders of Canada; Izzy dolls; New dog in town; How handweaving has changed over 50 years;

Autumn 2008: Hand carding; Overshot on eight shafts; Dr. Skye Morrison – conference speaker; Pre-Columbian dyes; History of Canadian wool growers limited; Dye day in the country; History still in the making

Winter 2008: Drum carding; Waffle weave; Weaving trees; Weaving an “L-shaped hall rug; They are tramping on my work; Textile museum in Washington, D.C.; Pre-Columbian Dyes – Part II; Remembering Peter Collingwood; Jason Collingwood rug weaving workshop; Nature’s weaving is an inspiration; Irish lace;

Spring 2009: Smaalandsvav – an invitation to explore; Tapestry as an art form; Adventures with SeaCell, SeaWool, & SeaSilk; Online social networking and blogs; Year of the wool blanket; The spin doctor

Summer 2009: Worsted style spinning; Andrea Graham – The felt maker; Mixed fibres colours; Building our Future from the fabric of our past; Leaving a legacy

Autumn 2009: Kathryn Crowder – basket maker; Summer & winter; Nova Scotia Centre for craft and design; Laws of Attention; Vocie of fibre art; St. Distaff Day

Winter 2009: World of Threads Festival 2009: Shimmering shawl; Voices of our future; In memoriam – Wendy McBride; The big weave project; The taming of the stash

Spring 2010: Maiwa textile symposium 2009; M’s & O’s; Nancy Snelgrove-recollecting the past; The blueberry sweater; Top 5 places to sell on line

Summer 2010: Spinning for socks; Double weave; Shibori artist Amy Nguyen; 2011 OHS conference preview; Eileen Hallman-a singular weaver & spinner; Weavers unlimited study – Weaving a different view

Autumn 2010: Wendy Wood-From painter to weaver; Dyeing sock blanks; Going back to Woodstock –You’ve come a long way; One warp, many patterns; Ann Field-Why I need to spin & weave; Dyeing self-patterning yarns; Baskets as a contemporary sculptural art form; Passion in felting; The hippie bag lady

Winter 2010: Profile-Elinor Barlett; Knitting socks with handspun yarn; Bronson lace & Swedish lace; Experience in India; Why I weave by Frances Gaultiere

Spring 2011: 100 years of Craft; Summer and winter; Spinning for mittens; Shirley Hodgeson and the teddy bear menagerie; Our black alpaca jackets; Felting calls me

Summer 2011: Block weaves continued – Mrs.Quiley, Mrs. Bergman and Friends; Spinning, Dyeing and weaving a book cover; Thirteen moons; Colour – The Essence of India

Autumn 2011: Spinning, Dying & Weaving a book Cover – Part 2, Spinning for shawls, scarves and wraps, Structo GUILD OF CANADIAN WEAVERS 47

Looms, Fingerweaving by Carol James, Madelyn Vander Hoogts Weaving 2, Gourd Collectibles, The wonders of silk

Winter 2011: Ten up –and –coming Canadian fibre Artists to watch –Part 1, Cotton Spinning, Weaving on the jacquard loom at the Ontario Science Centre, Weaver of the Wildness, New Tecumseh Community Threads

Spring 2012: Ten up-and-coming Canadian Fibre Artists to Watch Part 2: Silk and Southeast Asia, Old School Handwovens, Seasonal dyeing – Winter, Tapestry – an unstoppable Creative Force, Waulking with the Pottawatomi Guild

Summer 2012: Working with Cellulose Yarns, Drafting right side up, upside down and sideways, The S.W. Lowry Weaver Shop & Jacquard loom exhibit at Lang Pioneer Village Museum, Colour, Creativity and Friends, Travel, Design, Weave 1: Norway, How long does it take to make a beautiful shawl?

Autumn 2012: The Village of Wrdesteda, The Fibre shed model, Life between the Threads

Winter 2012: Travel, Design, Weave Part 2 Eastern Europe, Beth Jackson: Artist-in-Residence, Electric Spinning Wheels deep on Spinnin’, The Vision Weave Project, Neil Brochu: A Reverence for History, The Man Behind the Colour Purple Spring 2013: Have you spun the Yarn – Now What???, Edges, World of Threads Festival 2012, The effects War on Sailcloth,The War of 1812,

Summer 2013: Spinning Green, Using your Network, The woolsack, Finnish Bird’s Eye Towels, What is Sprang?The Woven Path: Pat Burns-Wendland, Travel, design, Weave Part 3 – India, From a Handloom to Laptop in two Centuries, Light Weight Leg Warmers

Autumn 2013: Designing Yarns for end Use, Jacquard Weaving with photoshop, A textile road trip, Watercolour in Wool, Knitted Botanical Cardigan

Winter 2013: Spinning a “Fine” Yarn, Using your Network, Weaver – Gilbert Leclair, Cold Mangling: A Question of Compression, Inspiring Textile Innovation – Erin Lewis, visionary, Sprang – A versatile textile method, The progression of a scarf

Spring 2014: Tied up in Knots, Silk Wedding shawl project, The feast of Sheep shearing, Spinning & Weaving at black Creek Pioneer Village, Royal Winter Fair- sheep to shawl Competition 2013, Fondazione Arte Della Seta Lisio – A Weaving adventure ,The Kirk Spinning Wheel Collection,

Summer 2014: Just google it, Icelandic Fleece, Is Knitting the new black? Felting without water, A quechquemitl in classic Houndstooth – project & lesson on twill

Autumn 2014: Shuttles – How to choose the best one for your project, The woven path – Nieves Carrasco, Indigo Blues, Panoply, Travel, Design, Weave – Part 4 – New Zealand, Knitting Machines, Fast slow cloth, A little coptic tapestry

Winter 2014, Converting a table loom into a drawloom, Fleece – spinning essentials, Confessions of a wool wallower, Preserving skill for 50 years, Bayeaux Tapestry, Street style in Waterloo county

Spring 2015: Prepare your own fibre – Why bother? Plan a project, Jacquard Loom, The winter sprang tuque, Budding business or Fibre addicts, Crimp and create

Summer 2015: Drafting 101, The Tale of a Shawl, The Do Lally Flock, Shrouded in Mystery, The eight-pointed star, India’s Textile Heritage, The Woven Path – Inge Dam

Autumn 2015: Drafting 102, Another taste of Luxury, The Woven Path – Sayward Johnson, Cotswold Sheep and Wool, A few tips for using the wool picker, How old is Spinning?, Goat Combing, Tablet Weaving for Beginners, Plying Handspun with Commercial Yarns GUILD OF CANADIAN WEAVERS 48

Winter 2015: Types of drop spindles, Bateman blend hand towel, Rust Dyeing, Reed Needles, Weaving the Saori Way, Rainbow dyeing

Spring 2016: What is a drawloom?, What next? Selling your Yarns, 60t​ h​ Anniversary- History of the OHS Part 1, the woven path – Joanna Schleimer, Olde English Babydoll Southdown sheep, The 50 Mile Coat

Summer 2016: Someone gave me a fleece, Boundweave, The Woven Path – Thoma Ewen, 60t​ h​ Anniversary – History of the OHS Part 2, Transformation – From Overshot to Woven Shibori, Weaving a future – The next Generations

Autumn 2016: More Bound weave, Adventures with an Ancient fibre – Quivut, One Jacket – Two Sisters, 60t​ h anniverwsary – History of the OHS – Part 3, The Woven Path – Jette Vandermeiden, Woodstock Fleece Festival, The 50 Mile coat – A fibre adventure in 3 weeks

Winter 2016: Weaving on an Inkle Loom, Shear Off, OHS Tartan, Matters, The Woven Path – William Hodge, Tag Wool – What is? What can I do with it?, Estonia and Sweden

Spring 2017: So you want to spin socks; Honeycomb, Canadians at Convergence 2016, A Baby Blanket in Swedish Lace, 60 Years of publishing – A look back at the bulletin and Fibre Focus, Ideas for the Lazy Weaver – Part 2, Fabric of the Inca Empire, Spinning Cashmere in the High Himalayas, Village of Rainbows

Summer 2017: Moorman Technique, A sock for your hand-spun Yarn, Wool churches, Study of Nordic Sheep Breeds, The origin of the Lanark Highlands Basketry Museum, Italy – Textile and tastes tour

Autumn 2017: The Woven Path – Lucy Slykerman, She spins a fine Yarn – Part 1, Handwoven greeting cards, Finding my tribe – Making the wool guild, Holiday table runner – 12 shaft project Weaving past into present with a nine shaft option, Pat Eisenbach recognized

Winter 2017: Designing pictorials in summer and winter, She spins a fine yarn – Part 2, The Woven Path – Dianne Kennedy Cruttenden, Spinning and blocking singles for lace, Preserving textile arts during Soviet times – Estonia’s Women Artists, Gros Morne Park at Dusk –A Tapestry, A tale of two 100” loom projects, Huron district Spinners and Weavers, A History of Wasoon, What is my Canada – RCMP Weaving

Spring 2018: Nine Ideas for Weavers, Finding petroglyphs in a Romanov Fleece, The Woven Path – Krystyna Sadej, Guatemala Changes you, The sock Challenge edition, Drawloom basics & Treasures,

Summer 2018: Exploring Monk’s Belt, Dialogue – Textiles and Ceramics celebrating together, The wooly river ride, Baskets etc., Organise your spinning and dye samples, From Sow’s Ear to silk purse, kA project in Viking twill

Autumn 2018: Glorious Mohair – Spinning a cloud, Block weaves with Jette Vandermeiden, Using your pick-up stick, Silk production in Ethiopia, Why are you wearing the colour Red? – Kihnu Island’s textile traditions, Travel, Design and Weave – Finland, The Woven Path – Dani Ortman

Winter 2018: Alaskan Quivut – The world’s second most expensive fibre, Using your pick up stick –Part 2, Horses for silk and the silk road, The Tapestry Process, Finn mats from Thunder Bay,

Spring 2019: The Woven Path – Fiber Art, The Living Tapestry Workbook excerpt – Part 2, Spinning for needlework – Crewel., Using a Dummy warp, Minni overshot – What gamping fun, Mystery fibre

Summer 2019: The Woven Path – Lucille Crighton, Laid in weaves – Part 1, Vida Nueva women’s co-operative in Mexico, Textile Journey to Oaxaca, Historical Textiles from Spanish and Mexican California – Part 1, Burying our Dead – clothing optional, Spinning for Needlework – silk and cotton GUILD OF CANADIAN WEAVERS 49

Autumn 2019: Laid in weaves – Part 2, the woven Path – Elsa Brigden Elliott, Connecting Past and Present with fibre, Weaving in the Barn, Paris – A leisurely knitting and tea salon, Huronia Handweavers guilk 2018 retreat, Tips for weaving with handspun, Creating historical textiles from Spanish and Mexican California – Part 2

Winter 2019: Edge finishes for fringed fabrics, The Woven Path – Elizabeth Evans, Using synthetic fibres in spinning, OHS Conference 2019, Waste not, Want not, Woven by Hand- Contemporary Canadian Tapestries

Spring 2020: Spinning a story – Fabrics through history, The Woven Path – Catharine Wilson, Geringsing – Sacred cloth of Bali, Fringe treatments, Sea sheep of North Ronaldsay

Summer 2020: The Woven Path – Marne Martin, Introduction to Overshot, Tightly twisted and letting go, Techniques from the past – Neeldleknitting and single element textiles, My Blackberry trivet, The wardrobe of Charles II

Autumn 2020: Overshot 2, The woven path-Susan Thompson, The spinning certificate course, The best spinning book, Navigating the textile collection at the Victoria and albert museum,

Winter 2020: Profile drafts and Bronson lace, the legacy of spider woman, A broken fleece redeemed, Indigo dyed woven shibori scarf, 5​th ​ to 7t​ h​ century textile production in Angleland

Guild of Canadian Weavers

The library has a complete set of bulletins starting from April 1958. Anyone wishing a copy may send $2.00 for a copy of the bulletin or they may borrow and return.

SHUTTLE, SPINDLE AND DYEPOT

Dec 1969: Method of drafting; Drafting in colour; Early American handwoven linens

Mar 1970: Weaving as related to embroidery; Theo Moorman-explorations and techniques; Harris tweed; Terry weave or Turkish toweling; Kasuri and I

Sept 70: Navajo weaving (history); 3-D forms in space; Weaving neck-ties

Dec 70: Weaving materials from the sea; Navajo weaving; Colour and dyeing; cape & carriage robe on a double weave warp; wrapping techniques; bobbin lace

Spring 71: Tapestry; Weaving birds; The sampling draft; Prize winning gown in honey-suckle; Dornik topcoat Spindles; Bobbin lace; Rug weaving with natural dyed yarns; Christmas cards

Summer 71: Plant life in wall hangings; Jacquard demonstration; Ski jumper (spun & woven); Maria Mundal's tapestries

Fall 71: Telephone numbers in handweaving; Working with wool; Christmas weaving; Basic canvas weave; Lace stitches; Leamington bags GUILD OF CANADIAN WEAVERS 50

Winter 71/72: Weaving as a means of expression; Casual cushions; One spindle twister; Variations on a draft; Dress shaped on loom; Bag, hat and quesquemitl; Knotless netting

Spring 72: Lace weaving; Salish weaving; Analysis based on warp threads; From paint to fiber (applique); Circular knitting; Breeds of sheep

Summer 72: Commissions-the challenge and the discipline; Dukagang technique; Why macramé; Rosepath tubular dress; Basic rug sampler; Weaving on paper; Twill derivative and unit classes

Fall 72: Analysis of old coverlets; Colour & weave effects; Finishes & embellishments; The challenge of one technique

Winter 72: Pure silk ecclesiastical vestments; Natural dyes; Program for a study group-Part IV; A simple pillow; Tie-dyed warp; Twining variations

Spring 73: Tapestry face pillows; Needlepoint with card weaving; Open-weave altar hanging; Twice-woven rug; Overshot patterns; The great wheel; Study group program part V; Poisonous dye plants

Summer 73: Textile art of Multan Pakistan; Queensland inkle loom; Braille pattern board used by blind weaver; Discarded fur pieces for rugs and pillows; Russ knotting from Sweden; Nylon mats; Designing & drafting overshot; Basic spindle spinning; Study group program part VI; Latvian braids; A wedding dress

Fall 73: Multi-layered tubular woven hangings; fabric for torah cover; S&W-unit weave; Mary Meigs Atwater; Teneriffe lace; A dyer's Garden; Textile arts in Multan, Pakistan-part2; Drop spindles; Study group program part VII; Drawings for Tyrolese type spinning wheel; New approaches to cardweaving

Winter 73: Precious metals & weaving; Peruvian Gods Eyes on a stick; Fixed-heddle loom made from popsicle sticks; Quercitron- the forgotten dyestuffs; Variations on a twill theme; Weaver bags; Study group program part VIII; Teneriffe lace part II; Dyeing red; Drafting plans for 4-H rosepath motifs; New Zealand natives use wool and phormium tenax; 1948 cardwoven belt; Simplified warping for card weaving; World of Sprang

Spring 74: "Rainwindow"- double weave; Sectional warp beam; Lichen as dye-stuffs; Dr. Bateman and the Bateman blend; Afghan carpets; Kasuri- weaving of Japan; Weave a mobius; Spinning cotton; Dyeing with bark; Peruvian vest with slits; Quercitron part II

Summer 74: Two tubes in double weave; Back-strap weaving in Mexico; Twining or macrame loom; Leno methods & patterns; Variations on a twill theme; Church paraments in crackle weave; Fingerweaving; Method for warping a sectional beam; Tie-up made easy; Bobbin lace; Galloon - a French braid with two wefts; The secret of Mexican tapestry

Fall 74: Recycling plastic bags; Inkle weaving; Cord weaves; Manifold twills; Gold arabesque; Bobbin lace Part 2; Modular weaves to be stuffed on the loom

Fall 76: Norwegian tradition; Changing the angle of twill diagonal line; Christmas weaving - an Advent calendar, woven ornaments; Shaker technique; Twill coat with minimum seams; Qiviut update; Introduction to tapestry

Winter 76: Balanced integrated weaves; Dyeing in the Rockies; Kente cloth; Technology of basketry; Winding a bobbin; Damask on a drawloom; Introduction to tapestry; Shaker technique; Converting Card weaving designs to a 4-H loom

Spring 77: Weaver Rose-history; More integrated weaves; Silk history; Flame-proofing fibers; Harness lace-a new leno set-up; Oriental hem stitch; Russian peasant shirt adaptation; Macedonian shirt design; Hopi embroidery weave

Winter 77: The 8t​ h ​ International Biennial of Tapestry, Finishing Handwoven Fabrics, Backstrap Weaving in the GUILD OF CANADIAN WEAVERS 51

Philippines, Floppy Dolls, Creative Monk’s Belt, Spindle, Weaving Equipment, Spin & dye supplies, The League of New Hampshire Craftsmen, How much yarn for the job, The fast Ashford wheel, A loom-shaped garment, The ring basket of the Anasazi, Plumage in the dyepot, A four panel folding screen, Kumihimo, Polish Art Weaving

Spring 78: A Kasuri Kimono Weaver, Winter dyeing with Umbilicate Lichens, Double weave for Fiber art, Modern Interpretations of Ethnic garments, The art and Tradition of Akwete Weaving, This thing called judging, Uses for am Ancient Fiber – Spanish Moss, Minimizing Water damage, Natural Dyeing of Silk Fiber, Slentre Braiding, The Art and Romance of peasant clothes, Ramie Top, Uncovering the life and weaving of John E. Schneider, A six harness challenge

Spring 79: Pricing the production piece; Open work weaves; Spinning with a bead whorl spindle; Warp faced patterning; Dyeing and spinning cotton lint; Ecclesiastical weaving in Judaism; Yarn storage trees

Summer 79: Memo re health hazards in the arts & crafts; Basic drafting; Seattle guild garment designs; S&W; Speed up tie-up for the counter march loom; Hammocks; Hatching; Satin; Knotted netting methods; Hungarian weaving

Fall 79: Peter Collingwood; Microwave dyeing; Designing damask; The carding box; Selvages; Designing drafts; Papermaking; Woven circles & cones; Seattle guild garment designs (completing the top) Part 2; Draw frame device for rising shed looms

Winter 79: Drafting with colour; The high whorl spindle; Seattle guild garment designs (skirts and pants) part 3; Shaping with the warp; Pick-up damask; Felt; Miniature overshot patterns

Spring 80: Designing block weaves; Designing the line; Seattle guild Garment designs (edges, closures, capes and dresses)-part 4; Exercises in design; Miniature garments; Overshot-the weave and the designs; Wadmal - a felted fabric; Diagonal triple-turn card weaving

Summer 80: Ways to weave overshot-part 1; On-loom warping for the Navajo loom; Some new rules for dyeing; Kumihimo; Colour use in patterned weaves; Velcro-a fastening alternative; Mushroom dyes

Fall 80: Dooby loom explained; Verkkonauhaa - a Finnish braid; German court weaver - Johann Frickinger; Religious celebration (sacred handwovens); Chain weft for surface texture; Drafting double-twist/double-turn tablet weaving; Banners The art of heraldry; The dobby loom

Winter 80: Chemical eye injuries and contact lenses-a dangerous combination; The ideal treadle spinning wheel; Ethnic costume; Weaving on a diamond grid- bedouin style; Ways to weave overshot part 2; Fashion tour; Weaving ripples & curves; Weaving of the plaid

Spring 81: Ways to weave overshot part 3; Natural dyeing in Wisconsin; Natural dyeing mordant selection; The macroweave effect; Knotless cords & heddles on a counter-march loom; Traditional handlooms & weaving of Tunisia; Plaiting - non-loom weaving; Studies in boundweave

Summer 81: Miniature coverlet in overshot; Sett & hand of the fabric; Novelty yarns; Creation in colour & texture; The handwoven Flocati (Balkan bed covering); Computerized weaving calculations; Loom controlled bead Leno; Natural dyes - dye plant selection

Fall 81: Warp Ikat; Warping adaptations for fine warps; Colour & weave a dark-light sequence; Nubian tablet weaving; Loom woven open weaves; Finishing handwoven garments; Wool on the hoof; Selecting wool for handspinning; Variations on one warp

Winter 81: Moorman weave variations; Making & using the loop heddle jig; Warp ikat part 2; designing with loom-woven open weaves; Fingernail weaving; Drafting - a personal approach; Fiber reactive dyes; Recipe for easy ikat; Baskets & curls; The rigid heddle loom; Computerized analysis of the drawdown; Spinning bulky yarns GUILD OF CANADIAN WEAVERS 52

Spring 82; Colour & weave on rose path; One fabric - two faces; The madder saga; Making a colour draw-up; Web of India; Card weaving without cards; Drafting - a personal approach part 2; Take advantage of turned drafts; Fibre properties that affect weaving

Summer 82: Designing couturier fashions; Hazards faced by weavers; Focus on textiles -photography; Weaving with computers; Rya rugs; Drafting - a personal approach part 3; Polycerate sheep; Fabric for clothing; Mineral dyes; Design process; Roman heritage

Fall 82: Teasel tools; Computer weaving; Wickerwork basket weaving in four-strand designs; Salish weaving; Couturier fashion design, part 2; Finland's rya rugs; Chilkat dancing blanket; Mineral dyes, part 2; Lining the overshot; Creating holiday heirlooms

Winter 82: Doublejack (selvedge control); Spinning fancy yarns; Japanese ikat; Computerized fabric analysis; Moorman-inspired clothing; Smocking on the loom; Dusting on the Inkle loom; Shaker textiles at the Met; Spinning for softness & speed

Spring 83: Swivel-a method of treadling; String bags; 1 fabric-2 faces “two-faced false double weave”; Weaving of Saudi Arabia; Plant pigments & natural dyeing; bulk spinning; Feltmaking; Weaving for the dollhouse; Coat couture; Ridge (twill) weave of the Hopi; Strips & stripes

Summer 83: Twining with leaves & corn husks; Spinning wheels; Tapestry; Hammocks & knots; Papermaking; rag rugs; Joinings, edges & trims; 8-pointed star motif; Computers don’t weave; Summer & winter (quilted); Lines, squares, rectangles; Floats on the surface

Fall 83: Tapestry part 2; Adapting large overshot patterns; 16-H beiderwand coverlet; Warping in colour; Reeds too fine? Getting the most out of surplus reeds; Coverlet weaving; New Zealand wool-crafter festival; Peter Collingwood; Krokbragd – double-faced, double-woven, three harnesses; Cardwoven mattor; Holiday greeting cards

Winter 83: Verticals; African textiles; Easy warping without a cross; Winter wrap-ups; S & W lap blanket; Kimono; Twill double width afghans; Cushions; China - fiber arts in the People's Republic; Complementary crochet; Curves & circle; Cardwoven double weave; Computer program for the Commodore Vic 20; Wire your wall hangings

Spring 84: Weaving and felting; Tapestry; Fur fashions; Acid dyeing; Designing, adapting, weaving and sewing clothes; Colour; Man’s jacket in dornik twill; Beating the button hole blues; 3 colour weft-faced block weave

Summer 84: Knotting stitches for weavers; Fibonacci series; Weaving the horror of the Holocaust; Paper as fiber; Natural fiber basketry; Tapestry as a business; Felted fabric; Saginishiki-Japanese weaving; From sample to finished product; Summer dress and bag; Bancroft’s mordant-useful one-pot natural dye technique; Tuck tactics-4-H double weave technique; Mitered corners

Fall 84: 5-H Bronson weave; Scotland; Tape looms; Glad rags; Weaving coordinating fabrics; Cottage industry of weaving coverlets; Spray dyeing; Shadow weave; Holiday greeting cards; Woven Santa Claus; Stitches for embellishment; The drum carder

Winter 84: Navajo 3-ply method; Tapestry wearables; Winter wrap-up revisited; The corporate commission; Locker hooking-a rug making technique; 19​th​ century miniatures; Spin, weave, wear; How to warp with a paddle-beam without paper – part 1; 2-tie unit for rugs

Spring 85: A taste of honeycomb; Spinning – where to begin; Salute to Italy; 2-tie unit for rugs part 2; Spinning silk; Plaited silk; Fiber-mix dyeing of textiles; Huck; Spinning in Nepal; How to warp with a paddle-beam without paper – part 2 GUILD OF CANADIAN WEAVERS 53

Summer 85: Kente on four harnesses; The precise control of size and quality in handspun yarn- part 1; Meet, cross and separate techniques; Card woven blouse; Colour in woven baskets; Designing rep weave; Abbey of Regina Landis; Blouse pattern with minimum cutting sewing and waste; Woven wedding dress; A simple shaft-switching device; Weft-twined weaving

Fall 85: Weaving music; Reeds-increasing their efficiency; Rugs for interiors; Wild mushroom for dyeing; The precise control of twist in handspun yarn-part 2; Pine needle basketry; Designing with modules; A simple system; Rags at work

Winter 85: Baskets; Transparent textiles; Finnish method of weaving transparent inlay; Extra-warp woven-pile; Tailored bog jacket; Weaving as drawn in-part 1; Vertical striped top; Tapestry-Its limitations challenge individual creativity; A removable sectional beam conversion kit

Spring 86: Contemporary tapestry-a panoramic view; Polychroma - natural dye methods; Weaving as drawn in part 2; Sculptural weaving; Basketry traditions of Nova Scotia; Rugs; How to teach hands-on skills; Colour magic from lichen dye baths

Summer 86: Gauze weave-pick-up vs. bead gauze; Flower tapestries; Allen farm sheep & wool company; Raising black sheep; Shelburne's jacquard loom; Fibre work through photography; Traditional Lithuanian weaving; Boundweave rug; Jacquard pattern reconstructions; Corded rep weave & velvet rugs

Fall 86: Hungarian Feltmaker and feltmaking; Navajo weaver; Basket makers; Theo Moorman; Creative weave drafting Scandinavian style; Lace; Horizontal ribs & vertical cords

Winter 86: Raglan rectangles; Fibre magic; Baskets; Guizhou textiles; California rags; Wrap up your warp; Learning for the learning exchange; Ikat woven images

Spring 87: 5 Fiber pieces; Coiled hexagonal plaiting; Seasonal ecclesiastical stoles; An Andes tradition; Good Hope Farm; Tierra wools cooperative; Suited to silk; Bath mat and pillow

Summer 87: Confetti basketry; Childs play sweaters; Ribbed pique; Dyeing in the cloth; A Canadian Classic; Treasures of Tibet; Hemming ways; Felt freeform

Fall 87: A twining trick; Jacquard in back; Pueblo deco; Hobby or business; Weavers of Bali; Monk's belt; Pick-up pique; Supplementary warps - the one shuttle solution; Thailand

Winter 87: Weaving as an Olympic event; Designing for warp-face; Crackle weave part 1; Silver & gold baskets; A coverlet for Convergence 88; Versatile inlay-twill on twill; Shaker baskets today

Spring 88: Crackle weave part 2; Fantasy baskets; Weaving Jewish tradition; New ripsmatta; Liturgical vestments; Bobbin lace; Cross country color

Summer 88: Summertime rags; Doubleweave mattor pickup; Close up on closures; Chinese silk felt; Paper jewelry; Tapestry; Turning woven scraps into garments; Colour inspirations; Weaving cultural bridges

Fall 88: Silk, wool baby blanket; The long & short of shirts; Vertical versions; Simple selvage system; Tips for lovely linens; Akwete Nigerian weaving; A versatile cape coat; Software; Wearable baskets; Handwoven doll

Winter 88: Spinning; Working with random warp; Fibonacci; Color harmonies; Soviet American wool; Guatemalan cotton spinning; What makes Americans grow madder; Christmas project; Festive winter table cloth; Pricing tips

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Spring 89: Ramona Sakiestewa – The Wright Commissions, Kool-Aid Dyeing, Restorations for Royalty, Portalegre – Gateway to Happiness, Compliments for Complementary wefts, Festive fibers, World Congress on coloured sheep

Summer 89: Connected Squares, Log cabin rag rugs, Heirloom Wedding Dress, 8 shaft adventures, Festive Fibers

Fall 91: Accent on Safety – Airborne chemicals, The fine art of Scalamandre, Else Regensteiner, What computer should I buy, How to choose software, 1991 small expressions, A glimpse into French Willow Basketry, Twining in Basketry, The wild and wooly musk ox.

Spring 92: The COE in Handspinning experience, Baskets, Contemporary Navajo Textiles, Ramona Sakiestewa, Kutchin Baby Carrying Strap, Weaver of Worlds, Micmac Basketmakers, Traditions in Transition, Hopi Brocade Weave,

Winter 92: Native North American cane Basketry, Fiber art new directions for the ninetiesThe Credo Residential textile Program, A hidden garden, Notes on Bedford Cord, Weave a real Peace, Westfield Weavers Guild creates a timely project, Cotton, The art approach to Business

Winter 94: Winding bobbins; Spinning cotton; The bead explosion; Beginning with raw silk; Vest Embellishment; Network drafting for 8 shafts; Inlay; Double weave duo-finger manipulated lace techniques on a solid backing

Spring 95: Contemporary weaving; Tencel - a new fibre; Circles of color; The Karuppur of south India-a lost fabric revived; Searched for wild silks

Summer 95: Helpful hints for weaving with fine threads; From yarn to fabric; Hemp - the new old fibre; Textiles about textiles; Kids fibre fun camp; The many feels of felt

Spring 98: Understanding Copyright, Basket maker Leon Niehues, Closures – buttons, snaps and zippers, Helena Hernmarck’s tapestries, Mission Mill Museum, Treasured Buttons,

Summer 99: Right from the start, Basketry today, A Conversation with the Renwick Gallery’s Kenneth Trapp, Larsen Archive in Minnesota, Silvia Heyden’s Tapestries, An Introduction to turned Overshot, Kumihimo on a Maru dai, Woolen v.s. worsted – How yarn Structure affects wool fabric when fulledEasy as can be – Fibonacci 1,1,2,3, Spinning for Warp

Spring 2000: Cheryl Samuel’s Chilkat and Ravenstail , Wrapped in Pride – Ghanaian Kente and African American Identity, Right from the start – knowing how much yarn is needed, The Catherine Marshall Gardiner Basket Collection, The Jurying process, Tablet Weaving – A finishing touch

Winter 2001: Joanne Soroka – History in unmarked lives, Spinning around on a top-whorl spindle, Postcards from Nagaland, Marilyn Moore Basketmaker, Right from the start- How long does it take?, Mix and mingle yarn, Felt Lace, Crackle Weave, Ply-split braiding

Fall 2002: Elaine Small – Basket Artist, Right from the start – knowing the possibilities of a profile draft, Fashion show exhibit convergence 2002, Shopping on the web, The Ikat of Central Mexico, Susan Iverson talks about her work, Tsunami Yardage,

Spring 2004: right from the start – planning time wisely for convergence, Cloth tells a story, The inspired vessel, Tapestry – Yesterday and today, Chevron patterned laheria cotton for , James Koehler,

Summer 2006: Right from the stat – Incorporate conference attendance into your learning process, Miao texiles, The textile museum thesaurus, A journey of the imagination, Line, space and form, The art of Kay Sekimachi, Takako Ueki and Habu ,The process of playing with block twill, Say yes to flax, Monk’s belt – weaving on opposites, Paper thread, Summer Projects – Having fun with needle, thread and net bags, Needle weaving on a frame loom, GUILD OF CANADIAN WEAVERS 55

Fall 2011: fight from the start – shopping for inspiring fibers at Convergence, fiber Futures – Japan’s textile Pioneers, focus on photography – Producing accurate color – raw and DNG

HANDWOVEN

Fall/Winter 79: A colour sample; Featuring "Warm & Wooly" projects including directions for 79; parka, ruana, poncho, boots, scarves, vest, coat, dress; For the home - rugs, upholstery, coverlet, pillows, afghan, wall hanging and Home cooking recipes; Twine a basket; Miniature weaving for doll house; 4-H plaid afghan; Upholstery; Linen ‘n’ lace; Handwoven Christmas ornaments; Silk purse; Choosing yarns

Spring/Summer 80: In order to weave you must be warped; The value of making samples; Designs for the home & family; Garments & home furnishings for Summer – includes silk kimono, towels, bath mat, linen picnic cloth and place mats; Cotton and linen heirloom dress; Greek dower sheet and many more articles of clothing; Graphic weave for a special occasion; Easter cape; Hammock; Waffle weave

Fall/Winter 80: Learn to read the draft; Winter weaving; Loom-shaped designs for narrow looms; Weaving for the man; Coverlet weaves on a rigid-heddle; Overshot; Back to school in style; Christmas weaving and cards

March 81: Anita Mayers loom-shaped garments; Krokbragd; Seersucker; Fleece rug; Ruana, Egyptian & Guatemalan shirts, Indian chiola; Folk weaving on the rigid heddle loom

May 81: Information on looms - types, loom makers, maintenance; Loom-controlled More harnesses make the difference; Leno; 4-H Satin; Laotian pattern weaving; Rags…Glad rags - Biederwand; Ripsmatta; Weaving on a knitting machine; A wasteless, waistless dress; Stylish garments

Sept 81: A comprehensive issue on color; Ikat with ease; Handspun ikat; Perendale sheep

Nov 81: The Finishing touch - a comprehensive issue on finishing; Teasels; Avoiding and repairing weaving errors

Jan 82: Tapestry - many forms & many uses; Tailoring an overshot; Corriedale sheep; Pricing for profit; Shed corrections

Mar 82: Name drafting; Loom shaped clothing – 3 ways; Weaving with a western look; For the bath; Cotton dress; Togs for tots; Handwoven upholstery; Karakul sheep; Hair of the dog; Twill hand bag; Computers for the fiber professional; Scandinavian square braid

May 82: Production weaving; All aspects of the subject discusses; teams of production weavers & their work well illustrated; One warp, one pattern –five garments; 5 pillows from one warp; Weaving with a strong back; Warp-faced weaving-part 1; Warping – a complete guide; Uneven warp tension

Sept 82: Warp end breakage and treadling errors; Royal silk production in England; Fabrics for interiors; Substantial, functional rugs; Hooded coat; Bomber jacket; Pullovers; Warp-faced 2/2 twill-part 2; Christening gowns; Book marks; Checked towels; Double-faced cloth; Cotswold sheep; Shadow scarves; Prairie plants

Nov/Dec 82: Our colonial Heritage; Drafts & instructions included with history; An introduction to overshot; Holiday runner; Log carrier

Jan/Feb 83: Drafting-literacy in weaving; Weaving a transparency; Fur wefts; Good sewing techniques; Lacy apron in huck; Dye silk; Painted silk; Overshot today; Silk garments; Rag vest; Brushed wool coat; Mega blocks; Border cheviot sheep; Bands & beads; Rainbow & ribbon effects in garments GUILD OF CANADIAN WEAVERS 56

Mar/Apr 83: The stripe - All you need or want to know about stripes & more; Finger control; Planning your studio space

Summer 83: Block drafting, profile drafts and a few other related things; Sewing handwoven fabric; Ripsmattor table runner; Smock; Rag mat & rugs; Seersucker; Summertime weaving; Fabrics for interiors; S&W; Bath towel; Bridal gown; Tablecloth; Marbling cloth; Leaf printing; Intro to double weave on the rising shed loom; Warp stuffer weave with shaft switching applications

Sept/Oct 83: Weaving your own edgings; Garments for fall; Sweater-coat, parka, man's shirt, hat & scarf, cape, double weave jackets; Weaving on a board; Corduroy; Co-ordinates for the home, mohair throw, rug, boucle blankets; Binding books with hand weaving; Christmas projects, vest, after ski boot, wall hanging, table runner; Machine knitting with handspun yarns –part 2; Juicy fruits and nut hulls for dying

Nov/Dec 83: Buying your first loom; Simple skirt and shawl; Tartans & plaids; extensive coverage of tartans, plaids, district check, history, dyes, garments & household furnishings using tartans & plaids; Project on felt - hat & mittens

Jan/Feb 84: Try shadow weave twill; Understanding yarns; Ecclesiastical weaving; Jewish textiles; Weaving with leather; Woven tops with knit finish; Table linens; Jackets; Skirt; Appalachian twin-bottomed egg basket; Jacket of handspun samples; Color variations-uses for mordants and additives; Slentre braid

Mar/Apr 84: Unweaving faulty fabric; Colour and weave effects; A twill plaid; Fabrics for interiors, upholstery, drapery, rugs, pillows; Pick-up patterned double weave; Handspun, handwoven cocoon jacket

Summer 84: Classic dress; Table linens (Moorman technique); Pastel projects for baby & children; Spring fashions in cotton, linen, silk; Handwoven smocks; Shawls; Lace

May/June 1984: Theo Moorman inlay technique, Theo Moorman inlay for creative clothing, Weaving inlay from a cartoon, Transparencies that really are! Easy twill inlay, Enriching tapestry imagery with hand-manipulated brocade, Pick-up beiderwand, Finger-manipulated lace weaves, Supplementary-weft techniques from Bhutan, Explore mock satin damask in a four-shaft pick-up version

Sept/Oct 84: Finishing finesse; Equipment for production efficiency-the loom; Spots; or stripes; The family warp, garments for everyone in the family from the same warp; Honeycomb; Handwoven interpretations of ethnic designs; Ikat striped ruana and skirt; Dyes for painting warps; Mill & yarns; Double weave; Colour scheming

Jan/Feb 85: A new twist in making fringe; Creative sashes; 4shaft fascination; Bedford cord; Supplementary warp for novelty yarns; Evening bags that flash & glitter; Novelty yarns & double weave; Selvedge gremlins; Dyeing with synthetics; Twill woven market basket; Classy corners; Metallic yarns

Mar/Apr. 1985: Make it with wool – this year’s results of national contest, International exhibit of contemporary artists’ rugs, Making machineknit ribbing woven goods, Blended drafts – two distinctively different weaves on one warp, Batwings and butterflies, long warps, One warp – many projects, Navaho inspired rugs for floor or beast; Theme and variations -a long warp – the possibilities are endless, summer project – inkle bands

Nov/Dec 88: Warp painting; Color - a powerful tool; Exploring color; Honeycomb colour study; Custom color; In celebration of red; Emotive color; Gallery of scarves; Special spinning techniques

Jan/Feb 89: Theo Moorman; Tips for Weaving doublewith; Liturgical weaving; Theo Moorman inlay technique; Surface interest fabrics; Silk swirl dress; Garments for men; Silk lace shawl

Mar/Apr 89: Linen dyes; Weaving & sewing linen fabric; Weaving with linen; Linen inspiration; Linen ; Linen gallery; Damask gallery GUILD OF CANADIAN WEAVERS 57

May/June 89: Weaving with children; Fabric printing; Children in the factories; Selecting & caring for reeds; A hobby turned business; Several woven summer articles; Shoulder pads; Rag-weave sweatshirts; Western Cherokee double-walled basket; 3-H weaves; Unblocked damask

Sept/Oct 89: Samples-you can’t afford not to weave them; Finishing with woven bands; Weaving commission; Twill fabrics for fall & winter; Weft-faced weaving; Sensational scarves; Spinning for weaving; Wool tweed slacks; Harris tweed; Drab mordant dyeing “au naturel”

Nov/Dec 89: Keeping inventory; My warp lifts weights; Collapsed fabrics; Escaping the grid; Pique; Rag time vest; Seersucker; Triaxial weaving; Overshot innovations; Selvedges; Undulating twill; Bead Leno

Jan/Feb 90: Pockets; Friendship garments; Fuzzy fabric - corduroy, rya, boutonne, chenille; A quick guide to dyeing; Painted warp belts; Easy Ikat; Surface decorations; Handwoven fabric; Discharge dyeing

Mar/Apr 90: Craft shows & fairs-are they right for you; Spanish Royal tapestry factory; Shadow weave; Window fabrics; Simple summer tops; Designing your own skirt; Table toppers; Letters and words in bronson lace; Sheep design in weaving; I can weave elephants

May/June 90: Personal profiles - Handweaving in America between 1920-1960; A meditation on ric-rac

Sept/Oct 90: Profile - Sharon Alderman; Knitted finishes Part 1; Plaids & tartans; Animals made with handwoven fabric; Christmas gifts & goodies; Weaving with multiple tensions; Designing rosepath figures on 8-H; Afghan weaves from baskets

Nov/Dec 90: Color, light, surface - Contemporary fabrics; Weaving for the home; Adapting Angstadt’s patterns to 8-H looms; The dye pot-48 colours from 12 dyebaths; Easy weaving-simple tops for fallHat & scarf set; Iban weaving (South east Asian islands)

Jan/Feb 91: Jack Lenor Larson; Cartoons by computer; Saganishiki paper weaving; 4 terrific coats; Color & weave on rosepath; Introduction to two-block lace designs; Coordinating rags; Backed fabrics; Weaving for special occasions; Sandalwood on silk

Mar/Apr 91: Swatch collection #23; Beginners fine wool scarf; S&W - a champion weave; Computers; Interiors fabrics for the bath

May/June 91: Pet peeves from a fiber show juror; Avoiding frayed fringes; Summer take along projects; Tassels; Fabulous finishes

Sept/Oct 91: Gallery of scarves; Broken warp threads-prevention and cure; Weave as drawn-in; Recycled weaving; Simple discharge dyeing; Weaving from nature; Flax spinning for weaving; Handwoven grass cloth; Baskets; Dyes from nature; Overshot

Nov/Dec 91: Plaid mohair tams; How to make a sales appointment; Fabrics for interiors; Rediscovering plain weave; Shibori-Japanese resist-dyeing technique; Tracking

Jan/Feb 92: Establishing rhythm in weaving; Mixed warps; A matter of twill; Shades of green; Dramatic black; Fiber jewelry; Felted fabrics; 8-H basics

Mar/Apr 92: Inkle napkin rings; Start with a drawdown; Silk scarves in huck lace; Bronson silk scarves; Lace weaves; Projects for baby; Scarf inspiration; Kool- aid dyed angora scarf

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May/June 92: Profile-Carol Strickler; Make your tie-up work for you; Exploring double weave; Bookmark treasures

Sept/Oct 92: Differential dyeing; Treadling tips; Toddlers place mat; Pile - a special feature; Copper penny dyeing; Christmas weaving

Nov/Dec 92: Hemming; Dyeing with Indigo; Great ties; Borders - Why & how; Experiments in texture & cord weaves; Cross-stitched napkin basket

Jan/Feb 93: Designing Ways - Seeking the muse, Colour as inspiration, Circles of Confidence, designing an afghan for a friend, Jay D. Wilson – Contemporary images in Tapestry, Colour connections, Wide cloth from a Narrow loom, The story of the calendar towel, Random ikat, Handspinningfor colour effects, rug with spool-knitted weft, Know your colors, Sensational scarves, Cotton colours the natural way

Mar/Apr 93: Color & weave effects part 1; Rigid-heddle towels; Baskets by Flo Hoppe; Lively fashions; Weaving children’s clothes; Weaving tricks to make life easier; Record keeping; Weaving ergonomics; Choosing a treadle loom

May/June 93: Color & weave effect part 2; Yarns counts; Cotton; Slit-tapestry belt; Cotton spinning; Adapting Handwoven project for rigid heddle looms; Baby projects

Nov/Dec 93: Inkling dolls; Yarncalc - a basic yarn calculator; Tips for grab-time weaving; A room for weaving; Finnweave; Wonderful rugs; Tea bag basket

Jan/Feb 94: What to do with your loom when there’s no time to weave; Different finish for knitted ribbing; Bronson lace for rigid heddle looms; Polymer clay buttons; Spinning slub yarn; Overshot; Felted baby booties; Towels

Mar/Apr 94: Weft skips-prevention and repair; Weaving with preschoolers; Felt watermelons; Looms for kids; Removable needle woven patch; Combining handwoven and commercial fabrics; Easy ikat; Paper bag basketry; Space dyeing chenille

May/June 94: Selvedges Improvement, Theo Moorman inlay technique, Theo Moorman inlay for creative clothing, Transparencies that really are, Easy twill inlay, Weaving with twill inlay, Enriching tapestry imagery with hand-manipulated brocade, Pick-up beiderwand, Finger-manipulated lace weaves, Supplementary-weft techniques from Bhutan, Weave white rabbits, march hares, mock turtles and more,

Sept/Oct 94: Designing with crackle; Crackle patterns from twill profiles; polychrome crackle; How to use a temple; Holiday projects; Indonesian Ikat; Bound weave basics & figures

Nov/Dec 94: Shadow-weave linen pillows; Designing for interiors; Upholstery; Ikat for rag rug weavers; Unusual rug wefts; Holiday ideas

Jan/Feb 95: Chenille clasped weft scarf; Honeycomb; Mohair coat; Experiments in fulling and felting; Reversible felted wool; Overshot borders; Tucked and textured vest; Warping the loom from the back; Japanese weaver of hemp and rags

Mar/Apr 95: Two-bobbin boat shuttle; Six squares origami tops; Designing easy patterns to fit any body; Tops & jackets; ; Rags to wear; Towels for entertaining; Linens for spring; Lots of dots; Boulevard weave; I can weave, but will it sell; Overshot borders with 8 shafts

May/June 95: Tapestry - process, practice & technique; Weft twining; Beaded butterfly necklace; Choosing a loom for tapestry; More dots

Sept/Oct 95: Silver scarf with chenille; Growing and using hopi dye seed crops; Weaving in the Pueblo Southwest; Sandals of the Anasazi; Weaving a 4-H twill sampler; Double-faced twills; A throw from leftover yarn; Holiday weaving-Scandinavian Christmas elf; Threading the loom from the back GUILD OF CANADIAN WEAVERS 59

Nov/Dec 95: Turned Bronson lace lap robe; Woven calendar; Arts & crafts textiles; Oriental rugs; Threads from the past; Easy accents to weaving; Loom-woven basketry; Woven containers; Corrugated cardboard basket for kids; Network drafting without a computer

Jan/Feb 96: Fulled fabrics; Felt for feet; Small bands; Small ridged heddle loom to make; Beading on and Inkle loom; Country charm rugs

Mar/Apr 96: Fashion fabrications; Origami update; Making a warp with a stationary paddle; Plain weave plus; Weaving in pick-up broche; Woven saddle blanket; Navajo weaving; Warping reels; Beaded amulet pouch

Sept/Oct 96: Tri-colour Chenille shawl; Tartan rosette; Warping and weaving with fine yarns; Tartans; Norse lichen dyes; Norwegian double weave on a single warp; Nordic traditions; Profile-Sharon Alderman; Yarn medley vests; Holiday weaving

Nov/Dec 96: Nordic mittens with inlay; Sweater for Autumn; Art of overtwist-creased, puckered & pleated; Tapestries today; Overshot-deciphering old drafts; Vests that fits; Diversified plain weave; Scarves in twill

Jan/Feb 97: Wearables – Embellishments-superb vests; Game plan for rugs; Handwoven velveteen; End-feed shuttles

Mar/Apr 97: Linen weaving; From flax to linen; Designing huck lace; Growing flax

May/June 97: Take along weaving; Weaving with rags; Weaving with Poppana; Thumbnail tapestries; Slentre braids; Summer weaving; Hallelujah Dolls; The Maltese cross

Sept/Oct 97: Stamp collecting for weavers; Rag rugs; Honeycomb; Tips for efficient warping; Designing women; Cords & piping for handwoven clothing; Fell-woven cross-stitch; Holiday ideas

Nov/Dec 97: How to weave name drafts; Swedish lace basics; Double-weave ornaments; Snowmen and elves in bound weave rosepath; Bias binding, piping, and tubes for handwoven garments

Jan/Feb 98: Curving the twill line; Designs for handwoven clothing; Designs on the bias; Strips & Plaids; Algebraic expressions; The weaver’s handshake; Warm alpaca scarf; Looped pot holders

Mar/Apr 98: Pattern continuity with space-dyed wefts; Color reference fringe; Exploring shadow weave; Turned shadow twills; 8 shaft no-tabby overshot; Diagonal moves; Double the twills on half the shafts; Twill at random; Body exercises at the loom; Calculating the sett

May/June 98: Cattails to backpacks; Doll with an attitude; Pocket weave afghan; Guest towels; Summer wearables; Tapestry; A summer & winter sampler; Multishaft weaving - beyond 8 shafts; Damask on a drawloom; Computers & Dobby looms; Polychrome summer & winter; Bronson lace; Point twill diamonds & mazes

Sept/Oct 98: Memorial to Margaret Salisbury Sheppard; Shadow weave; Color & weave; Turned drafts; Rib block weave; Christmas weaving; Felted holiday ornaments

Nov/Dec 98: Lace Cross bookmarks; Liturgical weaving; Big and little threads-size matters; Bound-weave rugs

Jan/Feb 99: How to judge a textile competition; A passion for pick-up; Double-weave pick-up; Finnweave pick-up; Double-faced plain weave with overshot patterning; Blankets, bedspreads & throws

Mar/Apr 99: Tapestry; Southern western weaving; Navajo weaving; Towels as gamps; Creative clothing; Pieced tops

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May/June 99: Kumihimo on a card; Design your own Kumihimo patterns; Letters from an inkle loom; Impressive hangings; Ripsmatta; Boundweave motifs on greeting cards; a huck lace border; Satins & sateens

Sept/Oct 99: The 8-hour blanket; My hurry-up scarf; Perfect accessories; Rag placemat; fabrics for interiors; vest with a scarf; Chenille vest with ribbon inlay; 20th Anniversary shawl; Pushing the creative process; Design your own mantle; Our top 20 tips

Nov/Dec 99: 10 yard warp for Christmas weaving; Card weaving patterns for placemats; Color horoscope weaving; Baptism dress in huck lace; Name drafting; Tapestry pillows; Beginner’s Warp-painting project; First prize ribbons; Huck lace shawl; A jumper in summer& winter; 50th anniversary runner; Christening cover in spot Bronson; Evening top; Reading drafts in Handwoven; Jason Collingwood-continuing the tradition

Jan/Feb 2000: Reading drafts in historical texts; Linen fingertip towels; Old coverlet pattern in a new way; Weaving in Laos; Weaving in the year 1000; Wedge weave in miniature; Peruvian pick-up; Lampas unraveled; Heirloom blanket from the 19t​ h ​ century; Bayeux tapestry

Mar/Apr 2000: Back to Basics - colour substitutions; Doubleweave color study; Color concepts; Nature as colorist; Color blending with huck lace; Colouring the fabric; Paint a rainbow; Stained glass blanket; A rainbow warp for towels & runners; Tapestry & color

May/June 2000: Understanding blocks; Rotating blocks for dynamic design; Taquete towels; Two-block log cabin runner; Block weave rugs; Colour with overshot blocks; Block design with warp rep; Log cabin with a supplementary warp; Rose runner in Bronson lace; M’s & O’s hand towel; From rosepath to blocks

Sept/Oct 2000: Colour and weave design; Projects about weaving and the music connection; Variations on a theme; Weaving with chords; Fibonacci

Nov/Dec 2000: Mixing colour, fiber and structure; Interesting doll; Ikat effects without the fuss; Tapestry mix for a vest; Rags to riches vest; Mixed bags; Embellished bags; Mixing paints & dyes; Piecing garments; Woven shibori; Mixing lace with a pattern warp

Jan/Feb 2001: All about wet finishing; Towels of huck; Huck heaven; Turned twills and colour effects; Felted wearables; Beading & embroidery on handwoven fabric; Seersucker & silk; Deflected double weave; Simple textures & patterns on the rigid heddle loom; Boucle mohair blanket

Mar/Apr 2001: Twill thrills; Simple twill towels; Turned twill colour effects on 8-H; Twill is for towels-designing in the tie-up; Advancing twill is for 4-H too; Silk pinwheels; Advancing twill flowers; Beautiful bookmarks; Krokbragd-pattern in twill on 3-H; Creating pattern with 8-H twills; Advancing twill meets plain weave

May/June2001: Special garment issue; Custom pattern for a dolman jacket; Sewing with handwovens-start with a vest; Evening dress in thick ‘n’ thin; Tunics in fine silk; Warp painted men’s shirt; To serge or not to serge; Selecting paper patterns for handwoven garments; Overshot shawl and hat; Deflected doubleweave and differential shrinkage

Sept/Oct 2001: Christmas ornaments; Weddings and handwovens; Huck lace is for weddings; Altar cloths; Monk’s belt apron; Weaving plain-weave selvedges; Bronson lace heart runner; Bread cloth; Note cards for all seasons; Christmas weaving

Nov/Dec 2001: All about Rugs; Checkerboard twill rug; Fancy twill rugs on 4-H; Log cabin rug; Diamond rag rug; Rag mug rug with pick-up; Warp rep rugs; Tapestry rugs –part 1; Block weave rugs with inlay; Taquete rugs; Making a simple shaft-switching device; Weaving knotted pile; Favorite finishes for weft-faced rugs

Jan/Feb 2002: Doubleweave workshop in your studio; Celtic knot scarf; Revisiting the bog jacket; Double-width blankets GUILD OF CANADIAN WEAVERS 61

on 4-H & 8-H; Deflected doubleweave scarf; Glitzy jacket and shawl; Doubleweave pockets; Wadmal vest; Weave and lose weight; Flag scarves

Mar/Apr 2002: Handwoven kitchen aides-aprons, rag rug; Waffle-weave dishcloths & towels; Linen huck towels; Ripsmatta for towels; Twill towels; Hand towels in 3-H summer and winter; Huck lace towels on 3-H; Space-warp lace curtains; Lace curtain valance; Kitchen appliance covers

May/June 2002: Special issue on sett; Fashion show – a survival guide; confessions of a swatch addict; Dutch flag napkins; Warp rep for runners; Plaid tablecloth; Halvdrall-Swedish favorite for tablecloths; 5 projects on one warp

Sept/Oct 2002: Design tips from various weavers; Chroma kaleidoscope; Woven shibori on 4-H; From shibori to pleats; Painting with fabric; Computer weaving software- an introduction; A pile rug; Alphabet blocks for weavers

Nov/Dec 2002: Accessorize with handwovens; Handwoven beaded cloth; Leno boa; Beaded waffle weave scarf; Undulating overshot for scarves; Tencel friendship bags; purses for evening wear; Handwoven sweater in turned boulevard

Mar/Apr 2003: Playing with stripes; Designing shoelaces; Rainbow warp-faced rug; Buchanan tartan for a blanket; Stripes, types and tips; Warp-faced band with weft fringe on a rigid-heddle loom; Beyond fibonacci

May/June 2003: Lace – Huck, Bronson, leno, Swedish and felted lace; Christening dress and bonnet in huck lace

Sept/Oct 2003: Weaving for the home; Rep weave placemats; Rya cover; S& W tea towels; Checker mate table runner; Ripsmatta rug; Bath accessories; Card weaving with weft from the garden; Upholstery

Nov/Dec 2003: Fabric forecast; Table runner for starters; Weaving for kids; Gifts for the teacher; Felting on handwoven cloth; Holiday clothing for kids; Inkle band babies Waldorf style; Waffle weave blanket; Crayon blanket and pillows; Lord of the rings cloak

Jan/Feb 2004: Gamp-the ultimate design tool; Shadow-weave gamp; Twill gamp on 8-H; Baby quilt from handwoven cloth; Colour gamp in overshot; Combine weaving and quilting; Decorative sampler in spot Bronson; Folklore vests in overshot

Mar/Apr 2004: Special beading issue; 4-H twill silk evening scarf; Fancy fringe; Beading with Danish medallions; Evening star jacket; Satin and tencel scarf; Silk scarf in false damask; Dressy pillows in chenille; Versatile vest and bag; Dorset crosswheel buttons; Fabric forecast

May/June 2004: Special travel issue-where to see great textile; A linen carrier; Shadow weave scarf and shawl; Tencel travel wardrobe; Loita Hills blanket; Southwest placemats and napkins; Travel journal cover in ikat; Boundweave wall hanging; Traveling inkle loom; Weaving shoelaces; Weavers of Cusco Peru; Weaving in Guatemala

Sept/Oct 2004: Celebrating 25 years; 12 Surface design ideas; Puffed and puckered scarf with novelty knitting yarns; Evening sunset scarf with differential shrinkage; Collapse-weave scarf; Shibori bookmarks; Honeycomb vest; Seminole patchwork and shadow weave

Nov/Dec 2004: Round coasters; Warping front to back for a striped rag rug; Turned M’s & O’s scarf; 4-H twill gamps; New ideas in doubleweave; Aurora rug in Finnish raanu; Warping with a paddle; Sectional beaming

Jan/Feb 2005: Fiber forecast-A guide to using yarns; Soy silk scarf; Soy silk & bamboo scarf; Alpaca blanket; Lacy huck scarf; Collapse-weave shawls Scarf in chenille and knitting ribbon; Lacy wool scarves; A new look at the boa; Double corduroy rug using thrums; Designing with novelty yarns

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Mar/Apr 2005: Colour and weave basics-an overview; Log cabin in hand-dyed yarns; Colour and weave with point twill; Shadow weave tencel shawl; Strip-woven shadow weave cloth; Shadow weave vest; 4-H 4 block double weave; Houndstooth poncho

May/June 2005: Overshot made easy-pot holders; Party placemats and runner in rep with a supplementary warp; Runner in Atwater-bronson lace; Weaving with linen without tears; Lacy linen runner on three shafts; Linen runner in S&W; Party dress with huck lace hearts; Shadow weave circles on 6-H; Wool & lace poncho; Runner in deflected doubleweave

Sep/Oct 2005: Warp-faced placemats; Farmyard hot pads in warp rep; Rep placements using dip dyeing; Versatile and reversible rep table runner; Rep runner for holiday games; Purses in rep; Warp rep as an art weave; Samitum rug- a weft-faced twill structure; Warp-faced rosepath rugs; Corkscrew twill pillows

Nov/Dec 2005: Winding a spaced-dyed warp; Warm and fuzzy scarf; Scarves in brushed boucle; Embroidered wool bag; Fulled shaping for textured scarf; Laptop case with fulling and needle felting; Contest winners-Ponchos on parade; Two shadow weave rugs on one warp; Throw in 4-H, 4block doubleweave; Theo Moorman jacket; Inkle loom belt

Jan/Feb 2006: 8-H Huck lace towels; Swedish lace towels; Linen and lace bag; 8-H linen huck lace sampler; Designing twill tie-ups; Designing a twill ruana; Getting started with warp rep; Zigzagging with warp rep; Towels in M’s and O’s

Mar/Apr 2006: Weaving for guild sale; 8-H twill peacock scarf; Elegant silk spot weave scarf; Show off your yarn with honeycomb; Supplementary-warp eyelash scarves; Poncho in chenille and elastic yarn; Monk’s belt pillows and tips for production weavers; Reviving the show towel; 8-H doubleweave pillow; Tips for buying, showing, selling and pricing your work; How to pack and ship a garment for shows; Photographing your work for a show; Notes from a juror; Copyright law for handweavers

May/June 2006: S&W mug rugs; 4-H, 4 block crackle weave scarves; Designing with colour on S& W; S& W using dukagang treadling system; 8-H S&W shawl; Turned S&W towels; Polychrome bookmarks in S&W; Samitum rug in houndstooth; Summer runner in lace and supplementary warp; Jump start warp painting; S& W-the Mother of all; More copyright law for handweavers

Sept/Oct 2006; Weaving your own web-how to get your guild online; Twenty-first century towels contest winners; 10 favorite pet projects; Bead leno scarf; Decorative tile wrap

Nov/Dec 2006: Bamboo shawl in shadow weave; Winter scarf in 3-D doubleweave; Designing fulled fabrics with holes; Coat and scarf for doll; winter lace shawls in doup leno; Handwoven hats with faux fur; Practice pattern-making with a vest; Twill winter jacket; Fulled wool pillow; Vadmel-fulling woolen cloth the traditional way

Jan/Feb 2007: Issue devoted to black and white; Bamboo, Angora scarf; Honeycomb bag; Freeform pattern for scarves; Shadow weave for decorative household textiles; Devore scarves; Three-end block weave rug; Woven ruffles for accessories; Placemats in blocks of doubleweave; Deflected doubleweave scarf; Fulled deflected doubleweave scarf; Silk scarves in deflected doubleweave; Designing deflected doubleweave

Mar/Apr 2007: Overshot for rugs; Bookmarks in miniature overshot and fine threads; Versatile miniatures; Checkbook cover in contemporary overshot; Overshot ribbons; Overshot and colour; 8-H doubleweave using overshot; Tied overshot; Woven shibori in overshot; Name drafts for overshot borders

May/June 2007: Coordinated fabrics for a bathroom; Creating palettes from digital images; Creating new colour palettes from art nature photos – 11 stunning projects; Tapestry rag rugs; Using two rigid heddles to make fine fabrics; Silk scarf in doubleweave; Easy to make yarn balance

Sept/Oct 2007: Bags from Brazil; Yoga mat carrier with weft stripes; Evening bags on a weavette loom; Sturdy rag totes; Felted floats for unique pattern stripes; Recycled sari silk; Laptop and iPod covers; Patchwork purses in handwoven silk; GUILD OF CANADIAN WEAVERS 63

S&W farkle game bags; Collapse-weave scarf using stainless steel yarn and silk; Designing your dream studio

Nov/Dec 2007: Basics you need to know-tie one on, Anything but plain – 12 placemats on one warp, A two – sided rag rug, two garments using great accent yarns, Textured scarves in deflected douleweave, Six unique towels in shadow weave, Runner, Napkins and tablecloth in doubleweave on one warp, Shadow weave for many projects on one warp, Three towels or one wall hanging – or both, Weaving for the holidays – towel and table toppers, Felted holiday ornaments, Seacell and yarn, When we wore pearls – Influences from the fifties, Deflected doubleweave shawl, Weaving Monographs, chanel-inspired fabrics,

Jan/Feb 2008: Tips for perfect selvedges; Twill blanket in 2 panels; Weave a tapestry bag on a box; Pile rug in handwoven chenille; Warp rep projects; One warp, four rugs, eight looks; Weft rep runner; Fringe using emu feathers; Cut warp and weft floats; Turned taquete and echo weave scarves; Narrow vertical designs in tapestry with needle felting

Mar/Apr 2008: No more fear of colour; Huck lace and tencel; Linen placemats in canvas & basket weave; Swedish lace table runner; Lacey linen table scarf; Leno and knitting yarns for a shawl; Bamboo yarn; Atwater-Bronson lace cloth; Make your own warping board; Lace weave structures

May/June 2008: How much yarn do you need?; 15 projects for your home; Best kitchen fabrics; Warp-rep table runner; Showing off novelty yarns; Soft pillows & a lacy blanket; Upholstery and a throw; Pillow & table squares in overshot and ducape

Sept/Oct 2008: Tips for cutting fabric strips for weft; Studio tips & tricks; Centerpiece fringed with pineapple yarn; inkle-w;oven bands and belts; Patterned rag rugs; A shaggy-bag story; Indigo dyeing made easy; Sakiori –Japanese rag weaving; Hippari kimono woven in bamboo; False damask bedspread

Nov/Dec 2008: Are you using the wrong shuttle?; Laos; 12 colourful projects to warm your weaving space; What loom is fight for me?; Inkle loom pincushion necklace; Piping hot pillows; Doubleweave wallhanging; loom-bench cushion in colourful echo weave; Sectional warping; Advancing twills on 4 & 8 shafts; From a computerized dobby loom to a jacquard; a clever twist on simple tablet weaving; Linen

Jan/Feb 2009: 12 Fabulous fuzzy fabrics; 2009 Conference directory; Weaver’s challenge results; Top secrets for felting handwovens; Triangular hat; Ruffled scarf; Warm winter vest; Paneled skirt; Lacy fulled shawls in deflected doubleweave; Log-cabin ruana

Mar/Apr 2009: 11 project adventures with beads, reeds and pleats; Find a summer camp for weavers; Peter Collingwood; Make your colours sing; Weave to sell – a new series; Tired of straight stripes? – meet the ondule reed; Make a inkle loom and weave a hatband in 2 days; Krokbraged rug; Beaded silk scarf with beads; Kitchen valance in brooks bouquet; Luscious silk scarves; Felted lace scarves

May/June 2009: 16 projects for the year of natural fibers; - Kitchen towels; Linen runner; Weft from your yard; Weave with 5 wild silks; ABC’s of natural yarn-alpaca, buffalo & cashmere

Sept/Oct 2009: 13 low-cost luxury fabrics you can weave; 20 ways to use yarn leftovers; You can weave clothing on a very narrow loom; Budget bamboo shawl; Pom-poms add fun; Quick and easy chenille rug; Summer and winter throws; Weaving for the cure – Boston bra project; Ten yarns for $10:00

Nov/Dec 2009: 16 tips to organize your studio; a horoscope shawl; Design outside the box; Chenille scarves with knitting-ribbon accents; Spot Bronson pillows curtains; Striped runner in overshot & lace; Tencel in point twill scarf; Computer drafting made easy using colour; Holiday towel

Jan/Feb 2010: 13 projects that break the grid; 4 shaft velvet for quick pile rugs; More studio tips and tricks; Pleat with a pressure cooker; Cool weave for a hot pad; Weave with wood; Doubleweave scarves; Lacy doubleweave; Deflected GUILD OF CANADIAN WEAVERS 64

doubleweave in 3-D with differential shrinkage; Bamboo scarves in M’s &O’s; Felted scarf; Flower-power handwoven handbags; Polyester and silk for pleated scarf

Mar/Apr 2010: 15 Doubleweave projects in two layers; Weave a yoga mat; rigid-heddle doubleweave; Sunglasses cased in Bedford cord; Photographs transferred to a woven scarf; Weaving with wool

May/June 2010: Samplers you will love to weave; 18 projects and study-group starters; Make your own repair heddles; Colour play in summer & winter; Waffle weave bath set; Waffle weave on a rigid-heddle loom? Yes you can; designing with M’s & O’s; Weave a bear of a whole zoo

Sept/Oct 2010: Special yarn issue; 14 projects in yak, cashmere, alpaca, paper and more; A weaver’s guide to yarn; 5 rigid-heddle projects; Weaving with elastic yarns; Four seasons doubleweave scarf; Pleats galore – with elastic yarn; summer & winter polychrome

Nov/Dec 2010: Slow cloth-its all about process; Boundweave rug; Doubleweave rainbow windows in embroidery thread; pearl cotton & overshot; Sumptuous terry cloth; take it for a spin; Pick-up pattern in “mock-satin”damask; Tapestry wall dolls; Shaft switching for versatile patterning in taquette

Jan/Feb 2011: Loom buyers guide; The meaning of cloth-Kente cloth of Ghana; Handwoven tablecloths; vest design inspired by a Hindu toran; Waffle-weave baby blanket; Pick-up pattern-five techniques; Prayer flags; Diversified plain weave; Say it with an apron

Mar/Apr 2011: Designer Secrets 12 projects that teach you to use colour, create texture and make beauty; Learn ply-splitting with 2 summer trivets; designing the ultimate dish towel; Colour and pattern in overshot; colour gradations in summer and winter; Playing with bubbles; thrums

May/June 2011: Woven Lace; Huck lace, Atwater-bronson lace, Summer tunic in Swedish lace, Linen you’ll love; Leno made easy; spaced warp with leno,Combining twills with huck lace, Pink shawl in plain weave with Spanish lace, Little-sew lacy vest on a simple loom, Lace with burnout; Spinning a yarn for weaving; Weave to sell – scarves; Beaded bands on a bow loom

Sept/Oct 2011: Vav 2011 winners with weaving instructions, Ruffles and lace scarf, E-textiles – Weaving with EL wire, Inkle loom neckpiece, Coordinated woven and knitted patterns for a vest, Surface embellishments make handwovens unique

Nov/Dec 2011: Best block-weaving practices, Block weave basics, Unit weaves, profile drafts and the weave-along, Linen table squares, Mixing colours in turned twill for coordinated pillows, Two-block doubleweave on only four shafts, A halvdrall runner, Double two-tie – A study of multiple options, Quigley (a single 4-tie unit weave), Weft-faced taquete, Rug in warp rep, A small coverlet in summer and winter, 2 piano keyboard scarves in doubleweave, A ply-split basket, Jan/Feb 2012: All you need for shadow weave, Log cabin pillow, Doublewidth log cabin blanket, /sgadiw weave shawls in Bamboo, Chenille and shadow weave – perfect partners, shaded shadows for scarves, Shimmering shadow weave scarves, colour and weave – pinwheels to stars, v-shaped scarves, Mobius poncho in shadow weave, Shadow weave vest, Coloured shadow weave blocks for baby blankets, Shadow weave circles for a throw, Bulky knitting yarn enlarges shadow weave pillows, Checkerboard rug in warp rep, Op-art rug in warp rep

Nov/Dec 2012: The only 3 stitches you need for embroidery, Twinkle4 e-textile table runner, Embellish as you weave – a primer of inlay techniques, Cushions in plain weave with inlay, Miniature overshot for towels, Tablet and twill shawl, Peek-a-boo rep rug, Purse in undulating twill, Recycled leather and fur creates a muff, Huck lace fancy vest, Atwater-bronson beaded top, Imagine, embellish, co-create, Birds-eye twill nifty bag, A QR Code Bag

Jan/Feb 2013: Are you a complex weaver?, A weavers guide to wool, Hebridean Cardigan, Jacob’s coat shawls, Imperial Ruana, From shepherds to weavers, Versatile wool shadow weave cape, Men’s wool tweed scarf, Warp-faced plain weave GUILD OF CANADIAN WEAVERS 65

rug, Atwater-bronson lace wool vest, North light scarves, Huck lace serenity shawls, Celtic braid cape in fancy twill, Craft satchel, The sheep wars rug, A swatch collection for wool weavers, Wool – the full story

Mar/Apr 2013: Fabric analysis 101, Weavung from Hungarian memory, Kente knspired scarf, Sotis cloth from West Timor, Andean memories runner in doubleweave pick up, The Sami people and their weaving, A tallis bag, Telemarksteppe – 3 block supplementary-warp pattern weave, Weaving the saori way in America, Dogwood flowers tunic in Atwater Bronson lace, Generational dish towels in twill, To make clothing for my family –weaving among the Texas pioneers, Scandianavian yarn exploration

May/June 2013: Shadow and light – making magic with colour, Four blocks on four shafts – Summer and winter towels, Circles scarf, Origami napkins with silk overshot, Mondrian in Moorman pillows, Doubleweave curtains scarf, Colour study towels in plain weave, Iridescent inlaid scarvers, Spring bouquet towels in twill, Maximo Laura –visiting with a visual poet, Colour play scarves in twill and twill blocks, Colours of nature nuno-felted vest, Dyeing knitted blanks for colour effects in weaving. A celebration of colour, Atwater-bronson lace towels in linen, Patterning with a weaving sword, Dreaming in colour

Sept/Oct 2013: Weaving with the body in mind, Fabric analysis 102, Flirty sundress in crackle, Lavender’s blue shawl in Atwater- Bronson lace, Evening bag in Bateman extended manifold twill, Monet mobius, Evening jacket in turned beiderwand, Twill shirt, Golden sunset scarf, Bal a Versailles vest, Twinkling stars skirt in twill, Man’ evening , fingerprint tote bag, Celestial being panel coat in 2/2 twill, Art deco infinity wrap, Rep vests, Hearts ‘n’ bones scarf, A pair of pockets in droguet, Weave the rainbowcreating clothing in the saori way

Nov/Dec 2013: Scotland-A landscape woven into art, A taxonomy of twills, Understanding colour-and weave effects, Can I weave that on my Rigid-Heddle loom?, Autumn fire runner 4-shaft M-and W twill dish towels, Double-faced twill table mats, Test Drive twill towels, Elegant gamp lap robe, Rosepath for Baby wrap, Striped and shaded twill robe, Undulating twill bag, Copper river shawl in plaited twill, Infinity scarves in shadow weave and log cabin, Advancing twill scarves, Twill variations top, Twill for shape and drape, Twill effect fabrics on a rigid–heddle loom, Twill lines in a 4-spot Kongo Gumi braid sampler

Jan/Feb 2014: Weaver’s guide to silk, Wearing and caring for silk, Magical materials – A profile of Lotte Dalgaard, Hit and miss runner with sari strips, Festive dresser scarf in plain and 1/3 twill, Polychrome crackle scarves, Hand painted shawls in silk noil, Ombre silk shawl, A study in finishing silk, silk bag and sachets in huck lace, A kumihimo neckpiece, Atwater-bronson lace shawl, Subtle shades of silk top, Spaced warp in spun silk, working with fine threads, Weaving weft ikat in Laos, A riff on weft ikat – Clasped-weft scarf, surprising silks, A silk worker’s journey

Mar/Apr 2014: A weaver by trade, A day at the museum-researching historic textiles, Weaving new connections, Ratios, rationale and rate of shrinkage, The textiles of Timberline lodge, Japanese log cabin shirt, A contemporary Krokbragd, Baroque napkins, Felt resist Bananagram scarf, Bog baby vest in sprang, Viking inspired tunic, blue jean vest in 2 block twill, Double corduroy rug, Scarf in plain weave with soumak, Unexpected inspiration, Wandering vine table runner, Happy with hemp, Learning from mistakes

May/June 2014: Improvising at the loom using profile drafts, kkSampling by design, Trapeze Artist – A warping technique for the designing weaver, Loom-friendly krokbragd – designing in boundweave, Rose and star overshot towels, All-American towels in twill, Pinwheels redux napkins, Peaceful rhythm towels in twill variation, Little rep coasters, Napkins and tablecloth in twill, Zigzag scarf in plain weave and pick-up, Navajo-inspired mat, Spicy scarves in summer and winter, Sett fiesta – runner and shawl in twill and M’s & O’s, American snowflake scarf, In praise of gamps, Freedom of design – the Bauhaus and Anni Albers, Bauhaus scarf –Plain weave with supplementary warp, Trendsetting yarns

Sept/Oct 2014: Eri in Ethiopia, Designing for your home, Making handwoven curtains, Learning to weave together, Dorothy’s dozen twill kitchen towels, Bright herringbone twill towels, Don’t get bored towels, Stripes and blocks kitchen towels, Placemats and napkins in 8-shaft overshot on opposites, Placemats in block doubleweave, Advancing twill table runner, quilted tea cozy in doubleweave, Warp-faced apron Waffle bath towel with tablet –woven binding, T-shirt rug, GUILD OF CANADIAN WEAVERS 66

Bath mat in boundweave, Idea gallery – playing with blocks, Tintes naturales – rediscovering a colourful tradition, Reflections on absorbency

Nov/Dec 2014: Looms, wheels and wool – a visit with the Ashfords, The intrigue of stencils – Warp painting with a twist, The weaver of echo and iris from Holland, Weaving to learn – a visit with Jane Stafford, Flags and banners – weaving as self expression, M’s & O’s v-shawl, Striped napkins with pick-up, Rose and compass napkins, Lovely linen fingertip towels in huck lace, Overshot flowers runner, Circle shawl in plain weave, fringe benefits tunic, Doctor who-inspired scarf, Rep mats, 3-d band ornaments, The heart of the Swedish bandweaving, Deflected doubleweave

Jan/Feb 2015: Cotton for Handweavers, Thought s on weaving and life, Finishing handwoven cotton fabrics, Cotton and the industrial revolution, Cotton - a life in bloom, Iridescent echoes table mats, Bright and handy inkle bags, Bed runner in tied overshot, Atwater-bronson lace and turned atwater-bronson lace towels, Ragtime remix in basket weave ,Summer and winter with a twist polka-dot towels, The oscar tote in twill, Huck and snuggle baby blanket, Plain weave and huck lace blouse, shadow weave towels, Playing with pattern and colour, Cajun cotton

Mar/Apr 2015: Sakioro – A Japanese rag weaving tradition, Navajo weaving today, Applying the brakes, Tea towels in snowflake twill with point-twill treadlings, Shades of India kitchen towels, Japanese noren door panels, Western sakiori scarf, Broken borders jacket in plain weave with clasped-weft accents, Wildfire scarves – Colorado shibori, Baker’s bread bag, Baby wrap to fit a man’s wardrobe, A warp rep rug, The many sides of Shifu

May/June 2015: Texture in weaving, Shifu for the earth and you, In search of fiber excellence, Parrot plumage crimped scarf, Shaggy travel tote in plain weave with weft floats, Grasscloth journal covers, tropical seas scarf in herringbone twill and 2/2 , Snakeskin scarf, Danish rosette towels in deflected doubleweave, Honeycomb beaded pillows, Playing with blocks waffle-weave towels, Classic capelet in brooks bouquet, Hula hoop rug for kids, Kids woven necklace, Weaving origami, traditions show towel in overshot, Fulling

Sept/Oct 2015: Weaving for home décor, Weaving upholstery fabric, Yarn housekeeping, Dishtowels in turned taquete, four by four towels in plain weave and basket weave, A rug from upcycled t-shirts, Festive table runner, Easy napkins and table runner, Indigo and alabaster table runner, cozy throws for two in twill colour- and- weave, Dukagang Pllow, A Taos classic blanket in twill, Fringe benefits, Boutonne, Enchanting Churro

Nov/Dec 2015: Textiles in Washington, D.C., Understanding overshot, Summer and winter spelled out, F is for friendly floating selvedge, Free-form overshot mermaid scarf, Colour-and-weave scarf,Suny south scarf in overshot, Turned overshot runner, Parchwork dresser scarf, Bateman boulevard tablet sleeve, muted mosaic throw in deflected doubleweave, Warp rep using thick and thin yarn, Jeans rag rug with silk inlay, A shadow weave scarf for Ralph, Beautiful bamboo,

Jan/Feb 2016: Linen at Vavstuga, Weave linen without fear, Understanding lace weaves, For the love of linen, A crayon-box of linen towels in turned twill, Fancy dish towels for every day, Linen towels in M’s and O’s, Crackle weave runner and napkins, Linen dice-weave pillows, Linen curtains and valance, Both sides of summer and winter linen placemats, Modified log cabin shawl, Linen shirts in “lazy lace”, The marriage of plain weave & twill, A short history of Irish linen, Luxurious linen and silk, A true weaver

Mar/Apr 2016: Weaving with the Iban, Embracing the tradition of change, Gee’s bend kitchen towels in turned taquete, Ozark quilter towels, Pillows in twill colour and weave, Ombre infinity scarves in point twill, Scarf with sprang motifs, Guitar strap in warp-faced pick-up, Aztec sun belt, Purple tablet-woven bag, Russian branoe weaving, Atwater-bronson lace top,

May/June 2016: Sacred weaving, Valuing value, Tied overshot, Compatible contrasts, dark and light towels in turned twill, Salt and pepper rug in warp and weft-faced blocks, Huck lace scarf, Black and white alpaca blankets, Summer and winter kitchen towels, Pillow top in tied overshot and plain weave, Summer and winter silk scarf, Diamond echoes tied-overshot, scarves, Studies in contrast, In search of William Bateman, Fingerless gloves in Bateman extended divided GUILD OF CANADIAN WEAVERS 67

twill, Warps to dye for

Sept/Oct 2016: Banara’s weaving tradition, Summer and winter, Celebrate Tom Knisely, Wedding runner in twill, Shalom tallit in twill, Hugs & kisses clutch in twill, Summer and winter picnic blanket, Mardi gras table runner in twill, Hostess bottle bags in summer and winter, towels in polychrome crackle, Starry sky placemats in summer & winter, A dazzle of zebras, Bow knot linen panel in overshot, A question of wefts,

Nov/Dec 2016: Diversified plain weave, Thread of sanity – fixing threading errors, A cheery blanket in twill, Dancing circles scarf in Diversified plain weave, Discovery towels in thick and thin, Diamons with pizzazz bag, Fibonacci in rep runner, Thick and thin bed rug in diversified plain weave, Crackle runner, Holiday runner in overshot, Deflected doubleweave air scarf, Salmagundi shawl, Sweet little overshot, What my horse taught me about weaving,

Jan/Feb 2017: The Bumberet family, Warp therapy – How turning a draft can turn guilt into great, Weaving with novelty yarns, Amaryllis in winter scarf in overshot, Honeycomb evening bags, Luscious lace mobius, Bamboo towels in satin, beaded turned twill scarf, Center stage vest in bumberet, Overshot scarf, Ocean waves Twill scarf, Zingy little work bag, Designing garments on the loom you have, Guatemalan jaspe weaving, Guatemalan sky towels

Mar/Apr 2017: Half Dukagang, Scandianavian weaving, Savvy selvedges for boundweave, Finnish doubleweave placemats, Finnish lace table runner and dinner napkins, Swedish lace linen runner, Colour gradation towels in halvdrall, Swedish rosepath rag rug, Swedish towels Crackle scarf, Swedish pockets and Baltic bands, A Baltic zigzag bag, rya through the ages,

May/June 2017: of Uzbekistan, Quigley weaves, clean up you shed, Are you finished?, A cluster of Cavandoli knots on rep weave, Gumdrop scarf, Biscuits and jam scarf in twill, 5 types of hemstitching, Summer breeze shawl in plain weave, Knotty macramé scarf in colour and weave twill, Rose path scarf, Rag rug with a triple finish. Summer lace placemats and mug rugs. Linen lace sampler

Sept/Oct 2017: Choosing the perfect loom, twills towels, Summer berry towels in plain weave, shadow weave towels, Huck spot scarf, Loom buyer’s guide, Swedish lace, The no-sew hat on a rigid heckle loom, tapestry cuff bracelet, Rep play pillows, Bandweaving in Central Bolivian highlands, Andean bands, colour inspiration, Cotton fleece and cotton fine, The indestructible tiny structo

Nov/Dec 2017: Overshot threading then & now, Record keeping, Goose-Eye baby blanket, Salt and pepper scarf in twill, Finnweave runner and oven mitts, Towels in crackle, Two savory towels for the rigid heddle loom, Spanish eyelet cashmere scarf, Exploring overshot, A modern twist on a Bertha Gray Hayes draft, Combinatory play miniature table runner, Overshot buttons & bows runner, Prim rose table runner, Milk fibre

Jan/Feb 2018: What is a gamp, Cotton coloours with out dye, Beta frey crackle towels in sustainable cotton, Baby wrap in twill, Clasped-weft pillow, Plain weave with rosepath borders,, Double down eco-friendly blanket, Expand your yarn sources – recycle old sweaters cashmere scarves in twill, ahimsa silk – the silk of life, Swedish lace scarf, Airy scarf in twill, Huck towels, Meditative rep runners, For the love of overshot

Mar/Apr 2018: How to teach weaving to kids, Coping with harness envy, For the love of rags, A tale of 2 yarns, Online plaid generators, Twill and plain weave runner, Dunlap tartan stole, Rep-weave table runner, Pool inspired towels in twill, Pin-striped pin-loom pillow, Mardi gras scarf in plain weave, Prayer shawl in shadow weave, Chanuka placemats in plain weave with inlay, Play the angles poncho, Africa scarf in twill, a scarf for a man in Bunberet

May/June 2018: Travel, design, weave – Mexico, All about tie-ups, Ready, sett, go, Plaid windows blouse in plain weave, Silk blouse in a wash of colour – rib weave variation, Travel shawl in plain weave, Overshot patterned doubleweave, Scarves in twill and plain weave, Pillow in doubleweave with supplementary warp and weft, Rep woven rug, summer and winter towels, Huck towels with colour and weave effects, Plain weave and shadow weave scarf, Beach towels in plain weave with warp floats, Overshot coverlets and how the were woven, ring of fancy bath mats in overshot patterned doubleweave, GUILD OF CANADIAN WEAVERS 68

Jagger spun yarn

Nov/Dec 2018: Handwoven bamboo chiks, Atwater-bronson lace and Swedish lace- part 1, Infinity scarves with tied fringe, Weaving hybrids, Practical guide to floor looms, Girls dress in plain weave and honeycomb, Lacy Kitchen curtains in plain weave with books bouquet, Bronson table mats, Plain weave napkins with twill borders, Swedish lace linen towels, Canvas weave scarf, Leno scarf, Scarves in plain weave with supplementary weft and lace, Scarf in huck lace and plain weave with colour and weave effects, Huck lace and twill scarf, Else regensteiner – The art of weaving a life, Swedish lace scarf, Silk and bamboo yarn, Huck – a weave for all seasons

Jan/Feb 2019: Atwater-bronson lace and Swedish lace – Part 2, Blends of yarn, reset you sett, Designing around yarns, Sparkle shawl in twill, Silk scarf intwill, Spanish mosaic scarf in deflected doubleweave, 4 shaft twill scarf, M’s and O’s infinity hood, Baby blanket in diversifed plain weave, Sunset towels in twill, Shadow weave table runner, Shakers and their weaving, Twisted-weft rug, Lucky is the weaver who spins

May/June 2019: Handknotted carpet weaving of agra, Shafts and reeds, from treadles to tie-ups, High tech draft development, Sand & sky scarf and bag in plain weave, Braspbery scarves with treadling variations on a straight draw, Crackle scarves, Picnic table cloth made from old vinyl table cloths, Baby blanket and towel in twill waffle weave, Circles and checks towels in turned taquete, Pot holders in twill and half-basketweave, Distorted-weft runner & trio of pillows, dimity and North Carolina, St. Bernard weaves dimity-upholstery fabric, Bluegrass hemp yarn, A tale of three tie-ups

Nov/Dec 2019: Tessitura Bevilacqua – velvet weaving in Venice, Layeers of design – Deflected doubleweave, Shrouds to die for, Tips & tricks for warping your loom, Baby blanket circles in huck lace, A runner in monk’s belt with inlay, Thirsty towels in turned honeycomb, Circle and diamond towels in twill, Mobius shawl in plain weave, Shawl in shadow weave circles, Gumdrops and blossoms cowls in twill, Scarf in M’s & O’s. Snowflakes scarf in atwater-bronson lace, Weaving Bauhaus threads In Chicago, Bauhaus placemats in block weave variant with warp patterning, Italian silk noil – a testured silk road

Jan/Feb 2020: A handwoven chasuble and stole to thank a priest, Dancing with your loom – threadling, Usisng a warp as a blank canvas – combining many colours, tronstad ranch blanket in twill with coloour and weave, Finding home blanket in shadow weave, Bejeweled throw in shadow weave, Windowpane towels in plain weave, Colourful towel in honeycomb, Waffle weave bath mitts, doubleweave spectrum runners, twill scarf, turned overshot scarf, Shadow weave scarf, Palaka – Hawaii’s own plaid, Palaka baby blanket in twill, Banana yarn, The musk ox farm

Mar/Apr 2020: The history of American coverlets, Dyeing with the walnut tree. Slice and bake cookies –walnut-brown sugar cookies, Working with bengala mud dyes, Molly the barn owl, Spider-weave scarf in plain wasve with warp and weft floats, California quail scarf in shadow weave, Mayure scarf in twill, Deflected doubleweave shawl, Simple elegance scarf in plain weave with skipped dents, Runner in twill, Towels in shadow weave and tablet weaving, Deflected doubleweave pillows, Vibrant Virginia towels in twill, Birch bark tea towels and dishcloths in plain weave, Placemats in twill, Raffia –then and now, Raffia placemats, Raffia yarn, Annapakshi – the mythical swan

May/June 2020: Summer and winter table runner, Understanding blended drafts, Controlling the primaries in your colour mixing, Dish towels in twill, Summer & winter squares, Blended overshot and huck towels, Manifold towels in twill, Huck lace napkins, Rep weave, Fire and water scarf in twill, 4 shart scarf in twill, Pinwheel plaid in twill and plain weave, Scarf in overshot, Shawl and bag in crackle, Yoga yarn and caterpillar cotton

Sept/ Oct 2020: Weaving programs-fabulous tools for the modern weaver, Tying a new warp to an existing one, Who are you wearing?, A weaver’s journal of endangered wildflowers, Overshot redux scarves, Coalesce shawl in overshot, Turned twill scarves, Twill with warp floats, Shadow weave napkins, Candy cane runner in twill, Ripplin’rep runner, Shibori-inspired rag rug, Houndstooth bento bag in plain weave with colour and weave, Hemp – America’s crop, Turned summer and winter towels, Silk from the sea, Silk scarf in plain weave

Nov/Dec 2020: Sheila O’Jara – Weving loom-controlled magic for 40 years, B-side magic, Two sides to every cloth, GUILD OF CANADIAN WEAVERS 69

Weving with a wave stick, Chakra wall hanging, Ruffles scarfin doubleweave with differential shrinkage, Silk stripes in twill, Scarf in plain weave with crammed dents and warp floats, 8- shaft scarf in twill, Bread cloth in summer & winter, Shadow weave towels, Doublecheck scarf, Taquete rug, Samba – taquete with shaft switching, Slitrya, Lillebror slitrya – herringbone with rya knots, Mountain meadow wool

Jan/Feb 2021: breed specific yarns, Make a cartoon and use it for tapestry, colour and weave tintes naturales towels, Circle of life table runner in overshot, Patchwork baby blanket in plain weave with colour and weave,Star pillows in twill, Tencel huck lace stole, Log cabin at sunset, Hemp bag in M’s &O’s, Trinty shawl, Bags on a budget in twill, 4-shaft twill scarf, Understanding cashmere, Monk’s belt wrap, Manos del Uruguay yarn

Vav – English Edition

Vol. 3 2016: Stunning colourist, painter and tqpestry weaver, The studio at HV, Our textile art – the state of play, saving our textiles, Fresh take on tyndero drall and angemanland drall, Open air tapestry weaving, corduroy, Furnishing fabric with a trailing flower design

VIDEOS

Author Title Running Time

Barrett, Clotilde Doubleweave 90 minutes Chandler, Deborah Beginning 4-Harness Weaving 86 minutes Clark, Jackson & The Art of Navajo Weaving & the Durango 56 minutes Winter, Mark (Narrators) Collection of Southwest textiles (This is not a "how-to" video) Clark, Mildred Tatting I - The Basics 80 minutes Collingwood, Jason Rug weaving: Block weaves and shaft switching 132 minutes Crockett, Candace Card weaving 97 minutes Daugherty, Robin Taylor Splint Basketry I (Appalachian Egg Basket) 79 minutes Splint Basketry II (Spoked & Plaited Techniques) 96 minutes Dodds, Beverly & Garments to Weave & how to Weave them 60 minutes Metzger, Ron (Narrators) Freeman, Mollie & Warp painting plus…Garment design & 83 minutes Lamb,Sara construction tips Guy, Sallie Tips, Tricks & Problem Solvers for the Handweavers 60 minutes Harvey, Nancy Tapestry Weaving Level I 110 minutes Tapestry Weaving Level II 104 minutes Hoskins, Nancy Arthur Boundweaving-Level 1 111 minutes La Lena, Constance Weave Drafting-The Easy Way Part 1 69 minutes La Lena, Constance Weave Drafting-The Easy Way Part 2 74 minutes Nisbet, Jacquetta Supplementary warp patterning inkle loom 87 minutes Selk, Karen Silk fusion 120 minutes Stanley, Martha Weaving four selvedge on our looms 85 minutes Vickrey, Anne Einset Feltmaking by Hand - The Basic Process 51 minutes Webster, Sandra Betzina Handwoven and quilted garments 105 minutes Willoughby, Janet The making of a kilm – Spinning, dyeing and 56 minutes Willoughby, Janet The ikats of Sumba – Tie-dyeing and weaving 56 minutes of ceremonial cloths

DVD’S

Author Title ​Running Time GUILD OF CANADIAN WEAVERS 70

Sullivan, Donna Colour interaction for handweavers 60 minutes Knisely, Tom The loom owner’s campanion Disc1 -1hr. 18min Disc 2-1hr. 26min

CD’S

Author Title

GCW Profiles in Excellence-Guild of Canadian Master weavers

Slide Set

Basketry slides from Arizona Highways (1974 & 1975). 160 slides

SAMPLES

From the weaving library of Noreen Rustad: Lili Bolin – Weave Structures Piroch, Sigrid –Workshop of Hickman weaves

Complex Weavers Study Group: Beyond plain weave garments Vol. 1 & 2 – 1990 Beyond plain weave garments Vol. 3 & 4 – 1990-91 Beyond plain weave garments Vol. 5 & 6 – 1991-92 Beyond plain weave garments Vol. 7 & 8 – 1992-93 Beyond plain weave garments Vol. 9 & 10 – 1993-94 Beyond plain weave garments Vol.11 & 12 – 1994-95 Beyond plain weave garments Vol. 13 & 14 – 1995-96 Beyond plain weave garments Vol. 15 - 1996

GUILD OF CANADIAN WEAVERS - TRAVELLING EXHIBITS OF WOVEN SAMPLES

#1 - Shadow Weave, 28 Samples #2 - Surface interest, 29 samples #3 - Weaves using point twill profiles, 30 samples. (4-5-5-7-8-10-16H.) #4 - Weaves using point Twill profile for articles, 30 samples. (4-6-8-10-16H.) #5 - Color Study, 23 samples #6 - Old Linens, 29 samples #7 - Greeting cards, 28 samples #8 - From book: "Keep Me Warm One Night", Vol.1, 26 samples #9 - Bi-centennial theme, U.S.A. 1776-1976, 30 samples #10 - From book “Keep me warm one night”, Vol. 2, 30 samples #11 - Straight or point twill, 30 samples, (4-8-12-16-H) #12 - Twill, (4-6-8-10-12-16-H) #13 - Weaves based on Isabel Abel’s early 1700 snavelty patterns, 28 samples #14 - Overshot based on S. Pocock’s pattern book, 30 samples #15 - Name drafts, 28 samples #16 - Non-traditional summer & winter, 27 samples Samples in binders #1 - #16 are woven by the “Cross Country Weavers”

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#30 - Blue Series, 4 & multi-harness weaves, 39 samples #31 - Red Series A, multi-harness weaves, 23 samples #32 - Red Series B, 4 & multi-harness weaves, 28 samples #33 - Purple Series, 4 & multi-harness weaves, 22 samples #34 - Green Series, 4 & multi-harness weaves, 22 samples #35 - Yellow Series A, 4 & multi-harness weaves, 22 samples #36 - Yellow Series B, multi-harness weaves, 28 samples Samples in binders #30 - #36 are woven by the “Rainbow Weavers”

#37 - Surface interest and “Canadian Inspiration”, 4 & 8-H weaves, 32 samples Woven by “The Shafters”

#40 - Welts, piques, Bedford cords, 21 samples by the “8 Shafters exchange” #41 - Bronson lace, huck and huck lace, 26 samples by “The 4 & 8 Shafters” #42 - Fabtics for interior – crackle, overshot, etc. 25 samples

Travelling Exhibits need to be mailed by “expedited” postage.( Traceability and Insurance)