SILK SEQUINED. SHAWL woven by Suzie Liles. See pages 58-60 Photo props courtesy of Schacht Spindle Co, Ine 26 32 35 40 72 75 76 79 Handwoven January/February 2002, Vowwe XI, NUMBER T DOUBLEWEAV! +: A WORKSHOP IN YOUR STUDIO by Jennifer Moore CELTIC KNOT SCARF by John Janson REVISITING THE BOG JACKET AND OTHER REMINISCENCES by Daryl Lancaster, Barbara Wittenberg, and Marilyn Murphy DOUBLE-WIDTH BLANKETS ON FOUR SHAFTS by Margaret Gaynes Now WE ARE EIGHT: DOUBLE-WIDTH BLANKETS ON EIGHT SHAFTS by Sarah Saulson SUNSET WINDOWS SCARE by Laue Broun 52 DEFLECTED DouBLEWEAV by Madelyn wm der Hooge JUMPS IN THE NIGHT. 56 PUTTING ON THE GLITZ: JACKET AND SHAWL, by Sigrid Piroch and Suzie Liles 62 Double Your FUN: A DOUBLEWEAVE TEA Cozy by Shanon Alderman 66 WADMAL VEST: AN EASY PROJECT ON TWO SHAFTS by Jane Patrick Lose WEIGHT, REDUCE STRESS, AND CREATE SOMETHING BEAUTIFUL by Daryl Lancaster FLAG SCARVES by Britt-Marie Lamb ‘NEW WEAVER: GABRIELA HUCAL by Daryl Lancaster SHOP SMART: YARN BARN COLOR BLANKET KIT by Susan Bateman Weaver's NETWORK: A WOMAN WITH A MISSION by Jane Panick 2 From the Editor 82 Communiqué 4 What's Going 84 Calendar On Here 88 Product News 6 Letters tothe Editor g9 Classified Ads 15 Project Guide 95 Advertisers’ Index 14 Beginner's Corner «9 Endnotes: 22 Books, ete. Shoron AldermanHandwoven ‘Manci/Aera 2002, Vowune Xi, NuMaeR 2 7 Happy BinTHDAY PETER COLLINGWOOD! A TRIBUTE TO PETER COLLINGWOOD 24 © HANDWOVEN KITCHEN AIDES: WHERE HAVE ALL THE APRONS GONE? by Daryl Lancaster 28 KITCHEN RAG RUG by Jane Patrick 32 ONE-Day RUG by Barbara Walker WAFFLE-WEAVE DISHCLOTHS AND TOWELS by Dianne Totten 4 LINEN HUCK TowELs by Lynn Tedder & RIPSMATTA FOR TOWELS by Joanne Tallarovie 52 DWILL TownLs by Mary Frost 56 HAND TowEts IN 3-SHAFT SUMMER AND WINTER by Norma Smayda 60 HUCK Lace TOWELS ON ONLY THREE SHAFTS by Brica de Ruiter ‘SPACED-WarP LACE CURTAINS by Jean Hutchison 68 KITCHEN LACE: EASY CURTAIN VALANCE by Jane Patrick 72 Awe To THE HENAID by Mary Frost 74 FLAG PINS by Amy Abbott 76 SHOP SMART: SHUTTLES, SPINDLES & SKEINS by Judy Steinkoenig Rosa 2 From the Etor 82 Communiqué FOR TOWELS 4 Whats Going 84° Colendar woren by Ch 88 Product News joo en 6 Letters tothe Editor 39 Classified Ads See poges 52-54. 14 Beginner's Comer gs ae Photo props 15 Prok Advertise 9%6 Endnotes: 20 Books, etc. Joanne Tallarovic p. 45 courtesy of Signature WireWeorDUTCH FLAG. NAPKINS ‘woven by Erica de Ruiter See pages 40-41. Handwé6ven. ‘May/June 2002, Voue XXil, NUMBER 3 BEHIND THE SCENES: WEAVING WITH WoRDS by Liz Gipson (CONFERENCE FASHION SHOWS: A SURVIVAL GUIDE by Daryl Lancaster WEAVER’S POTLUCK: CONFESSIONS OF A SWATCH ADDICT by Tracy Kaestner DUTCH FLAG NAPKINS by Erica de Ruiter A WORLD-WIDE EXCHANGE OF NAPKINS by Su Butler 44 A Day RUNNER FOR WEAVERS by Bob Owen 48 WARP REP FOR RUNNERS by Lestra Hazel 52) SETT THE TABLE (CLOTH)! A PICNIC SET by Marcella Castro-Laughlin 56 GETTING TOGETHER: PLACEMATS AND NAPKINS by Sandee Jaastad 60 A PLAID TABLECLOTH FOR CASUAL GATHERINGS by Margaret Gaynes HALVDRALL: A SWEDISH FAVORITE FOR TABLECLOTHS by Rita Hagenbruch GIMME FIVE! FIVE PROJECTS ON ONE WARP by Susan Quel ‘SHOP SMART: JANE STAFFORD TEXTILES: FIVE-STRIPE CHENILLE SCARF AND TRIAD MOHAIR THROW by Jane Stafford WeAVER’S NETWORK: THE TEXTILE PROGRAMS OF THE RENFREW INSTITUTE by Sherry Hess 2 From the Editor 82 Communiqué 4 What's Going 81 Calendar on Here 88 Product News & letters tothe Editor gq Classified Ads 14 Beginner's Corner 95 Advertisers’ Index 15 Project Guide 96 Endnote 20 Books, ete. Catherine Neiner