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T.G.S.W. LIBRARY CATALOGUE AUTHOR FIRST NAME TITLE YR PUBLISHED BY TYPE SIZE Telos Art Publishing, Reference Art Textiles of the World:-Japan 1997 Winchester, G.B. books The British Wool Marketing British Sheep Breeds,Their Wool and Spinning Board, Isleworth Middlesex, Its Uses books G.B. Jeanne's list of Natural Dye Materials 1975 North Fork Press Dyeing books Weaving Tapestry -- A Woven Narrative 2012 Black Dog Publishing books Yarn Samples A. Jay and Abrams Building Craft Equipment 1976 Praeger Publishers Carol W. April 2016 T.G.S.W. LIBRARY CATALOGUE A. Jay and Building Craft Equipment: An Praeger Publishers, New Abrams 1976 Carol W. Illustrated Manual York Craft books Weaving Traditions of Highland Craft and Folk Museum, Los Weaving Adelson Takami L. and B. 1979 Bolivia Angelos, USA. books Adrosko Rita J. Natural Dyes and Home Dyeing Dyeing books Smithsonian Institution Adrosko Rita J. Natural Dyes in the United States 1968 Press Dyeing books Albers Josef Interaction of Colour 1977 Yale University Press Colour design Wesleyan University Press, Albers Anni On Designing 1971 Colour and Middletown,CON. design Albers Anni On weaving 1965 Weslyan University Press Weaving books Interweave Press, Alderman Sharon Handweavers Notebook 1990 Weaving Loveland,CO books Alderman Sharon Mastering Weave Structures 2004 Interweave press Weaving books April 2016 T.G.S.W. LIBRARY CATALOGUE Alderman & Sharon & Handwoven, Tailormade Interweave Press Wartenberger Kathryn Ontario Agriculture and Alex J.F. Ontario Weeds Food Ministry, Publication Switzer G.M. 505 Dyeing books Interweave Press, Loveland, Alexander Kathryn Spinning Energized Yarns 2012 DVD and CO. Videos Allard Mary Rug Making 1963 Chilton Company Designer’s Guide to Japanese Colour and Allen 2000 Jeanne Patterns 2 Chronicle Books design Interweave Press, Loveland, Amos Alden Big book of Handspinning 2001 Spinning CO. books Interweave Press, Loveland, Amos Alden Spinningwheel Primer 1989 Spinning CO. books Artsquest 2008 Ted Hallman: Versatile Visionary ArtsQuest Weaving Ashley Cliford W. The Ashley Book of Knots 1944 Doubleday & Company, Inc. April 2016 T.G.S.W. LIBRARY CATALOGUE Macmillan Publishing Atwater Mary Meigs Byways in Handweaving 1972 Weaving Co.,New York books Atwater Mary Meigs Guatemala Visited 1946 Author,Basin Montana Weaving books Atwater Mary Meigs How to Weave on the Inkle Loom 1941 Author Weaving books Shuttle Craft Book of American Macmillan Publishing Co. Atwater Mary Meigs 1978 Weaving Handweaving New York books Australian Editor Concerning Wool 1951 Melbourne, Australia Spinning Woolboard books Baines Patricia Linen,Handspinning and Weaving 1989 Batsford, London, G.B. Reference books Baity Elizabeth c. Man is a Weaver 1942 Viking Press , New York Weaving books Viking Press, New York, Baity Elizabeth C. Man is a Weaver 1942 Reference N.Y. books Dos Tejedoris,St. Paul, Baizerman Suzanne Finishes in the Ethnic Tradition 1978 Weaving Minn. books Balfour-Paul 2006 Archetype Publications Ltd. Jenny Indigo April 2016 T.G.S.W. LIBRARY CATALOGUE Twills:Fabrics That Enhance Our Ballentine Toronto Guild of Spinners & Elizabeth Lives 1986 Weaving & Posgay Weavers Michael Project for convergence '86 books W.W.Norton & Co., New Barber Elizabeth Mummies of Urumchi 1999 Reference York, N.Y. books Women's Work: the first 20,000 W.W.Norton & Co., New Barber Elizabeth 1994 Reference Years York, N.Y. books Barker June Decorative Braiding & Weaving 1973 Chas T. Brantford, MASS. Craft books Barrett Clotilde Boundweave 1982 Fiber Center , Boulder, Co Weaving books Barrett Clotilde Summer & Winter and Beyond 1982 Fiber Center , Boulder, Co Weaving books Author, Escanaba, Barron Birgit O. Knitting on the Loom 1988 MI.,U.S.A. Craft books H.T.H. Publishers, Freeland, Bateman,Dr William Park Weaves 1984 Weaving WA. books Beamish Don Weaving: From an Artist's Studio 1978 Snell, ON. Weaving books April 2016 T.G.S.W. LIBRARY CATALOGUE Interweave Press, Loveland, Beard Betty J. Fashions from the Loom 1980 Weaving Col. books Textile Museum of Canada, Beesley Philip et al. On Growth Form 1956 Colour and Toronto design Fontana Books, (W.Collins Beeston Mary Spinning & Weaving 1986 Weaving Pty) Sidney, Aus books Bennet Noel Navajo Weaving Way 1997 Interweave Press Weaving Northland Press, Flagstaff, Bennett Noel Working with the wool 1973 Weaving Ariz. books Anna & Neil Shire Publishers Ltd., Benson Looms and Weaving Weaving S Warburton Aylesbury, G.B. books Beriau O.A. Home Weaving 1947 Dept. of Agriculture, Quebec Weaving books Besette Arleen Raines Rainbow Beneath My Feet 2011 Syracuse University Press Dyeing books Arleen Rainis Bessette & Alan E. The Rainbow Beneath My Feet: A 2001 Bessette Mushroom Dyer’s Field Guide Syracuse University Press, Dyeing books April 2016 T.G.S.W. LIBRARY CATALOGUE Beutlich Tadek Technique of woven Tapestry 1972 B.T.Batsford Ltd., London Weaving books Van Nostrand Reinhold, Beveridge June H. Warp, Weft and Sett, 1980 Weaving New York ( 2 Copies ) books Harper & Row, Publishers, Birrell Verla Textile Arts 1959 New York, U.S.A. Craft books Van Nostrand Reinhold Co., Birren Faber Textile Colorist 1980 Colour and New York design LTS Forlag, Bitostol Torbjorg Vava I Bandgrind 1966 Weaving Stockholm,Sweden books The Bruce Publ. Co., Black Mary E New Key to Weaving 1945 Weaving Milwaukee, Wis. books The Bruce Publ. Co., Black Mary E. New Key to Weaving 1957 Weaving Milwaukee, Wis. books Black Mary E. Tartans 1959 Lily Mills Co., Shelby NC Weaving books Queen's Printer, Ottawa Black Mary E. Weaving for Beginners 1966 Weaving Canada books Black Mary E. McClelland and Stewart Ltd. You Can Weave 1974 Weaving Murray Bessie R. Toronto books April 2016 T.G.S.W. LIBRARY CATALOGUE Boggs Interweave Press, Loveland, DVD and Jacey Sit and Spin 2008 CO Videos Bolton Eileen M. Lichens for Vegetable Dyeing 1991 Robin & Russ Dyeing books Eulalie H., Nat. Museum of the Bonar Woven by the Grandmothers 1996 Weaving editor American Indian books Weaving:The How-to for Those Wo Bonds Cathy 1977 Designer Artistic Crafts Weaving Want-to books Bothwell Dorr Notan, The Dark-Light Principle of 1968 Reinhold Book Corp., N.Y. Reference Frey Marlys Design books Agrodome, Sydney, Bowen Godfrey Australia and its Sheep 1979 Spinning Australia books Bowen Kernochan Four Harness Weaving 1978 Weaving books Routledge & Regenpaul, Bradley Lavinia Inkle Weaving 1982 Weaving London, G.B. books Charles Scribner's Sons, Bress Helena Inkle Weaving 1975 Weaving New York books April 2016 T.G.S.W. LIBRARY CATALOGUE Charles Scribner's Sons, Bress Helen Weaving Book 1981 Weaving New York books British Craft Third International Exhibition of 1978 Reference centre miniature textiles books British Museum Nomadic Felts 2011 British Museum Craft books Bronson J. & R. Early American Weaving & Dyeing 1977 Dover Publ. Inc., New York Weaving books Brooklyn Botanic Brooklyn Botanical Garden, Dyeplants and Dyeing 1973 Garden Record Brooklyn, N.Y. Dyeing books Brooklyn Botanic Brooklyn Botanical Garden, Natural Plant Dyeing 1973 Garden Record Brooklyn, N.Y. Dyeing books Brooks C. Gentle Dyes Carol Higgins,Seattle Higgins C. Dyeing books Interweave Press, Loveland, Brostoff Laya Weaving a tapestry 1982 Weaving COL. books Brown Rachel Weaving, Spinning and Dyeing Book 1978 Alfred A. Knopf . New York Weaving books Brummer 1999 University of Washington Weaving Hans Henrik About Helena Hernmarck Press, Byggforlaget books April 2016 T.G.S.W. LIBRARY CATALOGUE Navajo Native Dyes: Their Filter Press, Palmer Lake, Bryan Nonabah G 1978 Preparation and Use CO.. Dyeing books Buchanan Interweave Press, Loveland, DVD and Rita How I Spin CO Videos Interweave Press, Loveland, Buchanan 1995 Rita A Dyer’s Garden CO Dyeing books National Gallery, Ottawa (2 Burnham Dorothy Comfortable Arts 1982 Weaving Copies) books Burnham Dorothy Cut My Cote Textile Department - ROM Univ. of Toronto Press, Burnham H. & D. Keep me Warm one Night 1972 Reference Toronto, ON. books Royal Ontario Museum, Burnham Dorothy K. Unlike the Lilies 1986 Reference Toronto, ON. booka Royal Ontario Museum, Burnham Dorothy Warp and Weft 1980 Weaving Toronto, ON. books Buxton- Selected Canadian Spinning Wheels National Museum of Judith 1980 Spinning Keenleyside in Perspective Canada books April 2016 T.G.S.W. LIBRARY CATALOGUE Typewritten Notes by the Caldwell Dorothy Indigo Author Dyeing books Callahan Gail Hand Dyeing Yarn & Fleece Storey Publishing Dyeing books Casey Maggie Big and Lofty Yarns 2011 Interweave Press DVD and Videos Maggie and Interweave Press, Loveland, DVD and Casey Start Spinning: The Video 2008 Eunny Jang CO Videos Cason Marjory Watson Guptill Publications, Art of Bolivian Highland Weaves 1976 Weaving Cahlander Adele New York books Univ. of Toronto Press, Casselman Karen L. Craft of the Dyer ( 2 Copies ) 1980 Toronto, ON. Dyeing books Castino Ruth Spinning & Dyeing the Natural Way 1974 Van Nostrand Reinhold Co. Spinning Chandler Deborah Learning to Weave 1995 Interweave Press Weaving Channing Marion L. Magic of Spinning 1971 Marion, Mass., U.S. Spinning books April 2016 T.G.S.W. LIBRARY CATALOGUE Channing Books, Marion, Channing Marion L. Textile Tools of Colonial Homes 1971 Reference MAS. U.S.A. booka Charles Schribner's Sons, Chatterton Pauline Scandinavian Knitting Designs 1977 Knitting New York, N.Y. books Chicago Horticultural Winter 1976, Vol #3, No 1 Society Christofferson Britt-Marie Swedish Sweater 2012 Knitting books Coffinet Julien Tapestry 1974 Reference books Author, Berkeley, CAL. , Cohn Frances S. Textile Glossary Swedish-English 1944 Reference U.S.A. books Watson Guptill Publ., New Collingwood Peter Techniques of Rug Weaving 1976 Weaving York books Faber & Faber, London, Collingwood Peter Techniques of Sprang 1974 Weaving G.B. books Watson Guptill Publ., New Collingwood Peter Techniques of Tablet Weaving 1982 Weaving York books April 2016 T.G.S.W. LIBRARY CATALOGUE Van Nostrand Reinhold Co., Constantine M.E. Beyond craft : The art of fabric 1972 Reference N.Y. books Convergence '94 Fibreworks 1994 Cleveland Museum of Art Reference books Convergence '94 Visions Tapestry (Convergence 94) Watson Guptill Publ., New Coutts Lucille Baskets and Beyond York, N.Y.
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