Handwoven.

JANUARY/FEBRUARY

2003, VOLUME XXIV, NUMBER 1

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WHAT'S

HOT IN FASHION by Daryl Lancaster

MANY HANDS MAKE A DIFFERENCE by Daryl Lancaster WHAT'S FURTING DIVIDING HOT IN FIBERS by Patsy Zawistoski WITH EYELASHES: AN EXOTIC SILK SHAWL by Karen Selk AIR WITH AIR: A SHEER ROOM DIVIDER by Takako Ueki

36 40

44
48

PLAIN WEAVE WITH A 1\vIST-OR

1\v0!

by Dorothy Cross
HANDWOVEN DEVORE: MORE THAN PLAIN WEAVE

by Holly Brackmann

54 58

A NEW LOOK AT M's AND O'S: THE FULL STORY

by Betsy Blumenthal
RED HOT POLKA DOTS FOR A WINTER SCARF

by Madelyn van der Hoogt

62

TRANSFORMATION:

A STUDY IN FIBERS AND FINISHING by Jane Patrick A NEW LOOK AT TWILL by Alice Schlein

66 70 75 77

THE MAGIC OF AMALGAMATION:

GOLD DOUBLOONS AND SILVER PIECES OF EIGHT by Rosalie Neilson WEAVER'S NETWORK: WHAT'S WEAVERS IN ACTION

by Jane Patrick with Joan Leon van der Hoogt

NOT HOT: AN ESSAY ON ETHICS by Madelyn

ON

THE COVER

From the Editor What's Going on Here

HALF BULLS' EYE SCARF woven by Holly Brackmann. See pages 48-52.
Photo props, p. 45

courtesy of The Cupboard Fort Collins, Colorado

6 Letters to the Editor 14 Beginner's Corner 15 Project Guide

20
Books, etc.

81 82 88 89 95 96

Calendar Communique Product News Classified Ads Advertisers' Index Endnotes: Holly Brockmann

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PLAYING WITH STRIPES

MARCHI APRIL 2003, VOLUME XXIV, NUMBER 2

by Jean Korus
#34 by Sharon Alderman

STRIPES, STRIPES, AND MORE STRIPES: SWATCH COLLECTION

32 NEW! 40
44

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by Tom Knisely

STRIPE UP THE BAND

by Anita E. Deen

RAINBOW RUGS THE BUCHANAN

TARTAN FOR A BLANKET

by Linda Heinrich

48 52

CONFETTI

NAPKINS

by Barbara Walker
WEAR STRIPES AND HAVE A DEVIL OF A GOOD TIME!

by Daryl Lancaster

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60

SCHUBERT'S

SERENADE

A STRIPED, BRUSHED SHAWL

by Judith Powell Krone Bruhin by Jane Patrick

DELICIOUS COMBINATION A THREE-COLOR SHAWL by Terri

64

WARP-FACED

BAND WITH WEFT FRINGE ON A RIGlD-HEDDLE

LOOM

68
72 74

MEDIEVAL EGYPTO-ISLAMIC

TEXTILES: A STUDY OF TWO EXAMPLES

by Nancy Arthur Hoskins

BEYOND FIBONACCI: WEAVER'S NETWORK: SEQUELS TO A SERIES

by Mary Williams

TEACHING TEXTILE ARTS TO HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS

by Dee Fitzsimmons

ON

THE COVER

CONFETTI NAPKINS woven by Barbara Walker. See pages 48-5l.

PHOTOS TAKEN AT THE HOME OF

2 From the Editor 4 What's Going

on Here

Gayle and Brian Montgomery

MODEL, PAGE 45

Brynn Montgomery

6 14 15 20

Letters to the Editor Beginner's Corner Project Guide Books, etc.

81 82 88 89 95 96

Calendar Communique Product News Classified Ads Advertisers' Index Endnotes: Sara Lamb

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MAY/JUNE 2003, VOLUMEXXIV, NUMBER3

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EYE CANDY IN THE YARN STORE by Barbara Walker DISH TOWELS IN LINEN AND LACE by Marjorie Erickson

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36

HUCK WINDOWS:

HUCK LACE SQUARES FOR A LINEN BLOUSE by Tracy Kaestner THE ANN SUTTON FOUNDATION: WEAVING BEYOND THE CLOTH by Marilyn Murphy

38

PEACOCK PASTIME: A LACE PLAID BLANKET by Rita Hagenbruch

44

LACY CURTAINS

WITH BROOKS BOUQUET

by Selma Miriam

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58

HANDWOVEN

FELTED LACE FOR SCARVES

by Stefanie Meisel
CHRISTENING DRESS AND BONNET IN HUCK LACE

by Patricia Springer
A THREE-SHAFT SCARF IN BEAD LENO

by Erica de Ruiter

62 66 70
74

A SHAWL IN LENO AND DOUBLEWEA VE by Marga Brigitte Liebig

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by Lynn Tedder
EVOLUTION

1IJ~:

MORE THAN MEETS THE EYE: A QUICK LACY SHAWL

OF A SHAWL IN BRONSON LACE by Mimi Smith

MORE ON ETHICS IN HANDWEA VING by Daryl Lancaster

ON

THE COVER

2 From the Editor

4 6
What's Going on Here LeHers to the Editor

HUCK WINDOWS DISH TOWELS woven by Marjorie Erickson. See pages 28-31 .
MODEL, PAGE 33

Alisa Hjermstad

14 Beginner's Corner 15 Project Guide 20 Books, etc.

81 82 88 89 95 96

Calendar Communique Product News Classified Ads Advertisers' Index Endnotes: Daryl Lancaster

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SEPTEMBER/OCTOBER 2003, VOLUMEXXIV, NUMBER4

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STAR TOWELS by Britt-Marie

Lamb by June Franklin

32 36

REP WEAVE PLACEMATS INSPIRED BY FRANK LLOYD WRIGHT A RYA COVER FOR LAP, BED, OR WALL by Betty Johannesen

40 44

IT'S TEATIME! SUMMER AND WINTER TEA TOWELS by Sheila O'Hara CHECK(ER)MATE: DOUBLE DUTY TABLE RUNNER

by Barbara Walker

48

RIPSMATTA

RUG: A SWEDISH REP(LY)

TO AMISH COLORS

by Mary Nickol

52 56

BATH ACCESSORIES AU NATUREL

by Karen Tenney

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~CARF ON EIGHT SHAFTS

A STELLAR MAN';

by Sarah Saulson

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64

Weelumd Wet'We1,;CARD
WE'VE GOT

WEAVING WITH WEFT FROM THE GARDEN by Deb Essen

You

COVERED: SWATCH COLLECTION AND A NEW HANDWOVEN

#35 by Sharon Alderman

68 70 73

COLOR FORECASTING

COLUMN by Daryl Lancaster

WEAVING FOR THE HOME: AN AWARD GALLERY WEAVER'S NETWORK: WEAVING IN THE HEARTLAND

by Jane Patrick

ON THE COVER

2 From the Editor

4 What's Going
on Here

WARP REP RUG woven by Mary Nickol. See pages 48-5l.

PHOTOS TAKEN AT THE HOME OF Sharon Altergott

LeHers to the Editor

14 Beginner's Corner 15 Project Guide 20 Books, etc.

24 83 88 89 95 96

News and Views Calendar Product News Classified Ads Advertisers' Index Endnotes: Anita Luvera Mayer

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NOVEMBER/DECEMBER

2003, VOLUMEXXIV, NUMBER5

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HANDWOVEN'S

SPRING/SUMMER

'04 by Daryl Lancaster

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ELLEN'S TABLE RUNNER by Ellen Johnson with Francie Iverson FOSTERING A SENSE OF WONDER by Jean Korus, Tori Derr,

FUTURE FIBER ARTISTS:

Tracy Kaestner, Connie Lippert, and Linda Hendrickson

GIFTS FOR THE TEACHER: A HOLIDAY TRADITION

by Daryl Lancaster

48 54

FELTING ON HANDWOVEN

CLOTH

by Loretta Oliver
HOLIDAY CLOTHING FOR KIDS: A WOOL CAPE AND A LACE PINAFORE

by Suzanne Smith

60

INKLE BAND BABIES: WALDORF STYLE

by Christi Eales Ehler

64

Wee!wndW~A
by Terry Collard

FAMILY BLANKET FOR WHEN YOU'RE HOME ALONE

68 72

CRAYON BLANKET AND PILLOWS by Beverly Savel FELLOWSHIP CLOAKS IN THE LORD OF THE RINGS by Sandy Amazeen

ON

THE COVER

2 4

From the Editor What's Going on Here Letters to the Editor Beginner's Corner Project Guide Books, etc.

WAFFLEWEAVE BLANKET woven by Terry Collard. See pages 44-46.

PHOTOS TAKEN AT THE HOME OF Sharon Altergott

6 14 15 20

24 83 88 89 95 96

News and Views Calendar Product News Classified Ads Advertisers' Index Endnotes: Charlotte Overby