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Abel, Isabel Multiple Harness Patterns from the Early 1700'S 717 Adelson Abel, Isabel AymaraMultiple HarnessWeaving, Patterns Ceremonial from Textiles the Early of 1700'sColonial and 19th 717 Adelson, Laurie, Tracht Arthur Century Bolivia 951 Adrosko, Rita Natural Dyes and Home Dyeing 360 Aiken Marie Finger Weaves and Simple Looms 915 Aitkenhead, James Craft Encounters, a decade of Fibre influences 955 Albaum, Charlet Ojo de Dios - Eye of God 578 Albers, Anna On Weaving 463 Albers, Anna On Designing 621 Albers, Anna On Designing 713 Albers, Anna On Weaving 734 Albers, Anni On Designing 1046 Albers, Joseph Interaction of Color 685 Alberta Agriculture Money Making Ventures for Community Organizations 436 Alberta Agriculture Wool and Sheepskins 580 Alberta Culture Children's Weaving Notes - Technical 424 Alderman & Wertenberger Handwoven Tailormade 321 Alderman, Sharon A Handweaver's Notebook 655 Alderman, Sharon Mastering Weave Structures 873 Alexander, M Weaving Handcraft 396 Allard, Mary Rug Making - Techniques and Design 201 Allen, Edith Weaving You Can Do 461 Allen, Heather L. Weaving Contermpory Rag Rugs 842 Allen, Helen Louise American and European Hand Weaving Revised 171 American Craft Museum Felting (REF) 1043 Amos, Alden Big Book of Handspinning 854 Anderson, Gordon, Towner Beiderwand 443 Andrews, Mary The Fundamentals of Weaving, 1991 Banff, Alta Book #1 520 Andrews, Mary The Fundamentals of Weaving Book #3 605 Andrews, Mary The Fundamentals of Weaving, 1991 Banff, Alta Book #2 720 Appleton, Leroy American Indian Design & Decoration 978 Art Magazine In Praise of Hands 152 Ashenhurst, T.R. Design in Textile Fabric 368 Atwater, Mary The Shuttle-Craft Book of American Hand-Weaving 15 Atwater, Mary Byways in Handweaving 59 Atwater, Mary The Spot Weave or Bronson Weave 75 Atwater, Mary Summer & Winter Weave - Then and Now 76 Atwater, Mary Notes on Crackle Weave 77 Atwater, Mary Design and the handweaver 195 Atwater, Mary Summer & Winter Weave - Then and Now 205 Atwater, Mary Guatemala Visited 215 Atwater, Mary Recipe Book Patterns for Handweavers 283 Atwater, Mary Handwoven rugs, Shuttle Craft Guild #29 444 Atwater, Mary The Shuttle-Craft Book of American Hand-Weaving 702 Atwater, Mary Handwoven rugs, Shuttle Craft Guild #29 789 Baines, Patricia Spinning Wheels, Spinners and Spinning 330 Baines, Patricia Spinning Wheels, Spinners and Spinning (Ref) 404 Baines, Patricia Linen: Hand Spinning and Weaving 497 Baines, Patricia Linen: Hand Spinning and Weaving 660 Bains, Robert Clans & Tartans of Scotland 957 Baizerman & Searle Latin America Brocades 267 Baizerman Suzanne and Searle, Karen Finishes in the Ethnic Tradition 405 Barbeau, Marius Assompion Sash 514 Barber, E Wayland Women's Work: The First 20.000 yrs 585 Barber, Elizabeth Wayland Women's work the first 20,000 years 926 Barbour, Jame & Simmonds. D Adire Cloth in Nigeria 508 Barker June Decorative Braiding and Weaving 213 Barker June Decorative Braiding and Weaving 707 Barker Mary Tangled Threads 797 Barrett & Smith Double Two-Tie Unit Weaves 345 Barrett & Smith Double Two-Tie Unit Weaves 730 Barrett, Clotide Shadow Weave and Corkscrew Weave 290 Barrett, Clotide Bound Weave 311 Barrett, Clotide Shadow Weave and Corkscrew Weave 348 Barrett, Clotide Bound Weave 710 Bateson, Vivienne Woven Fashion 662 Beard, Betty Fashions from the Loom 708 Beck Dorothy & Chase, Hazel Handwoven Embroidery Weaves 989 Beck, Dorothy, Chase, Hazel Weavers Answer Book 120 Becker, John Pattern & Loom 611 Becker, John Pattern & Loom; Supplement, Enlarged Weaving Drafts 612 Bennett, Noel Designing with the Wool 979 Bennett, Noel & Bighorse, Tiana Working With the Wool, How to Weave a Navajo Rug 470 Bergdahl Vava med Hemsioden 233 Beriant,Anthony & Kahlenbery Mary Walk in Beauty-the Navajo & Their Blankets 256 Beriau O.A. Home Weaving 2 Beriau O.A. Home Weaving - Revised Edition 3 Beriau Oscar Le metier a Quatre Lames 79 Beriau Oscar Le metier a Quatre Lames 740 Best, Eleanor Weaves - A Design Handbook 584 Best, Eleanor Weaves - A Design Handbook 706 Best, Eleanor Dictionary of Weaves 886 Beutich, Tadek The Technique of Woven Tapestry 60 Beutich, Tadek The Technique of Woven Tapestry 599 Beutich, Tadek The Technique of Woven Tapestry 836 Beveridge June Warp/Weft/ Sett 306 Bevlin, Majorie E. Design Through Discovery 234 Bilash, R & Wilberg B. Tkanyna - An Exhibit of Ukranian Weaving 354 Bilash, R & Wilberg B. Tkanyna - An Exhibit of Ukranian Weaving 628 Birrell, Verla The Textile Arts 138 Birrell, Verla The Textile Arts 741 Bjerregaard. Lena Techniques of Guatemalan weaving 255 Black, mary The Key to Weaving 903 Black, mary the Self and weaving of Tartans 953 Black, Mary New Key to Weaving 1041 Black. Mary New Key to Weaving (Ref) 245 Black. Mary Weaving for Beginners 380 Black. Mary New Key to Weaving 512 Black. Mary New Key to Weaving 547 Black. Mary New Key to Weaving 569 Black. Mary Weaving for Beginners 573 Blakelock, Virginia Those Bad Bad Beads 980 Bliss, Anne A Handbook of Dyes From Natural Materials 419 Bliss, Anne Rocky Mountain Dye Plants 982 Blood, Charles The Goat in the rug 532 Blumenau, Lili The Art & Craft of Hand Weaving 364 Blumenau, Lili Creative Designs in Wall hangings 554 Blumenau, Lili Creative Designs in Wall hangings 701 Boesel, Ingrid Colour use & Doubleweave 852 Bolton, Eileen Lichens for Vegetable Dyeing 183 Bolton, Eileen Lichens for Vegetable Dyeing 977 Borglund, Erland Handbook 1 Korflatning 591 Boswell, Thomas The Costume Maker's Art 671 Bowen, Godfrey Wool Away 693 Brackmann, Holly The Surface Designer's Handbook 931 Bradley, Lavinia Inkle Weaving 995 Branzi, Andrea Branzi Domestic Animals 1054 Bress Helene The Weaving Book 305 Bress Helene Inkle Weaving 413 Bress Helene The Weaving Book (Ref) 471 Bress Helene The Weaving Book 700 Bress Helene The coverlet Book Vol 1(Ref) 874 Bress Helene The coverlet Book Vol 2(Ref) 875 Brett, K.B. Ontario Handwoven Textiles 121 British Wool Marketing Board British Sheep Breeds 247 Broden & Ingers Trasmattor, Och Andra mattor 21 Bronson, J & R Weaving and Dying 358 Bronson, J & R Weaving and Dying 691 Brooks, Cheryl, & Higgins, Carol Gentle Dyes 983 Brosroff Layla Double Weave: Theory & Practise 310 Brosroff Layla Weaving a Tapestry 323 Brosroff Layla Double Weave: Theory & Practise 430 Brosroff Layla Double Weave: Theory & Practise 709 Brosroff Layla Double Weave: Theory & Practise 784 Brown Christopher Textiles 1 384 Brown, Harriette J. Hand Weaving for Pleasure and Profit 576 Brown, Jeremy & Hobson Jennifer The First Toronto Art & Craft Catalogue 261 Brown, Rachel The Weaving, Spinning & Dyeing Book 271 Brown, Rachel The Weaving, Spinning & Dyeing Book 835 Brusatin, Manlio A history of Colors 677 Buchanan, Rita A Weaver's Garden 996 Bumenthal Bestsy & kreider Kathryn Hand on Dyeing 524 Burnett, Sarah A Passion For Color 657 Burnham, Dorothy Cut My Cote 172 Burnham, Dorothy Warp & Weft 272 Burnham, Dorothy The Comfortable Arts 309 Burnham, Dorothy Unlike the lilies 420 Burnham, Dorothy Cut My Cote(REF) 1053 Burnham, Harold Handweaving in Pioneer Canada 926 Burnham, Harold & Dorothy Keep Me Warm One Night 140 Burnham, Harold & Dorothy Keep Me Warm One Night 793 Burnham, Harold B Canadian Textiles 1750 - 1900 515 Burt ben Museum of Manakind, Discovering other Cultures 965 Butler, Su Understanding Rayon Chenille 867 Buxton, Judith Selected Spinning Wheels 898 Cahlander, Adele Sling Braiding of the Andes 289 Cameron Dini & Cornelisse, Peter The Dyer's Complement Book 2 758 Cameron Fibre Arts Pro Weaver for Windows 851 Cameron, Dini The Dyer's Complement ll 759 Cameron, Dini & Cornelisse, Peter The Dyer's Complement Book1 757 Candee, Helen Churchill The Tapestry Book 462 Carlstedt, Catharina & Kongback,Ylva Rep 994 Cartwright-Jones. 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Hand Loom Weaving 118 Claessen, Marlie Felting : A Manual 479 Cohen, Daniel & Paula Marbleing on Fabric 664 Collingwood Peter The Techniques of Rug Weaving 48 Collingwood Peter The Techniques of Sprang 150 Collingwood Peter The Techniques of Rug Weaving (Ref) 246 Collingwood Peter Then Maker's hand 456 Collingwood Peter The Techniques of Rug Weaving 548 Collingwood Peter Rug Weaving Techniques 640 Collingwood Peter The Techniques of Sprang 669 Collingwood Peter The Techniques of Rug Weaving 732 Collingwood Peter The Maker's Hand 753 Collingwood, Peter The Techniquies of Tablet Weaving 897 Convergence 86 Twills - Fabrics That Enhance Our Lives 712 Corey, Rosita & Shannon, Betty Weavers" Wisdom, 250 Aids to Happier Weaving 1017 Cornerstone, Fibres Spinning Angora Fibers (ref) 1010 Country Straw Wheat Weaving 418 Craft Course Publications The Weavers Handbook 1008 Craftplans, Rogers Minnesota How to Construct 4 Harniss, 6 Treadle Loom 209 Crampton, Charles Canework 588 Creager, Clara Weaving, A Creative Approach for Beginners 387 Creager, Clara Weaving, A Creative Approach for Beginners 739 Cripps. 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