DEFLECTED DOUBLEWEAVE woven by Madelyn van der Hoogt. See pages 62-67. og towel racks courety of suerstion! 24 28 34 es 68 72 7 80 83 Handwéven Jguner/Fseuany 2001, Vow XX, Novas. 1 You'RE NOT FINISHED UNTIL IT's FINISHED by Sharon Alderman ALL ABOUT WET FINISHING by Laura Fry ‘TALES AND TOWELS OF HUCK by Rosalie Neilson HUCK HEAVEN: LINEN TOWELS IN HUCK by Lynn Tedder and Ruth Morrison ‘TURNED TWILLS AND COLOR EFFECTS by Alice Schein 50 FELTED WEARABLES by Molle Freeman 54 BEADING AND EMBROIDERY ON HANDWOVEN FABRIC by Heather Winslow 58 SEERSUCKER SWEETIE by Tracy Kaesmer 62 DEFLECTED DOUBLEWEAVE: START TO FINISH, by Madelyn scan der Hoogt and Lynn Tedder ‘SIMPLE TEXTURES AND PATTERNS ON THE RIGID HEDDLE LOOM by Jane Parvicl. WINTER ROSES THROW by Guen Lanning DESIGNING WOMEN: CARLA MOORE BUCHHEIT by Dawn Hamilon ‘THE ANSWER LADY: FIBERS AND FINISHES by Su Butler ‘A Weaver's NETWORK: WEAVING MY MATH TO MAKE ART by Jane Patrick 2 From the Editor 89 Calendar 4 What's Going 92 Communiqué Gn Hars: 95 Product News 6 Letters to the Editor 97 Classified Ads 10; 2000 inddax 103 Advertisers’ Index 14 Project Guide 104 Endnotes: 15 Beginner's Corner Halcyon Schomp 18 Books, ete.CELEBRATION TOWELS woven by ‘Merie Nelson. See pages 30-32. The Cupboard, 68 Hoppenstanes, pp. 51-53 Tee Thowsend Villages, pp 46-47, 60°62 cll in For Calin, Colored 12 22 30 34 38 68 72 76 80 85 Handwéven ‘Mancn/Area 2001, Vouume 2, Nunaee 2 DESIGNING MEN: JIM AHRENS 1906-2000 by Sharon Alderman BACK TO Basics: THRILLS by Madelyn vn der Hooge CELEBRATION TowELS by Marie Nelson SIMPLE TWILL TOWELS by Margaret Gaynes TURNED TWILL COLOR EFFECTS ON E1GHT SHAFTS by Alice Selein ‘TWILL IS FOR TOWELS: DESIGNING IN THE TIE-UP by Sharon Alderman 46 ApvaNcING TwILL Ts FoR FOUR SHAFTS Too! bby Barbara Elkins 50 SILK PINWHEELS by Kathleen Mortis 56 BEYOND THE Basics: A PERENNIAL FAVORITE, ADVANCING TWILL FLOWERS by Kim Bunke 60 BEAUTIFUL BOOKMARKS by Tracy Kaestner KROKBRAGD: PATTERN IN TWILL ON ONLY THREE SHAFTS by Jane Patrick Now We ARE EIGHT: CREATING PATTERN WITH 8-SHAFT TWILLS by Sarah Sauls ADVANCING TWILL MEETS PLAIN WEAVE by Barbara Walker ‘THe ANSWER LADY: TRACKING TWILLS by Su Butler (OF HANDS AND HEARTS by Deborah Chandler ‘A Weaver’s NETWORK: EAVING’s Hor WHEN It S1Z 38 by Jane Patrick 2° From the Editor 88 Calendar 4 What's Going 92 Communiqué (On Here 96 Product News 6 letters to the Editor 97 Classified Ads 14 Project Guide 103 Advertisers’ Index 15 Beginner's Comer 194 Endnotes: 18 Books, etc. Louise BradleySHAWL AND TAM, Models rom the sl t Inverweove Press Lexie Romires, pp, 31,33, "35 Jovon Reid, p83 Jeon Campbell. 81, ond Abbie Enyort pp. #0, 57, 59 72 7 85 Handwoven ‘May /4ose 2001, Voue XXM, Nuwaee 3 ‘TRIBUTE TO VIRGINIA ISHAM HARVEY by Syluia Tacker and Janet Forest A. CUSTOM PATTERN FOR A DOLMAN JACKET by Molle Freeman ‘VERSATILITY INC.: A TUNIC FOR ALL FABRICS AND FIGURES by Vinginia West ‘SEWING WITH HANDWOVENS: START WITH 4 VEST by Louise Bradley ‘SEWING SKILLS ARE A GOOD INVESTMENT by Louise French 'SUNDANCE VEST: WEAVING AND SEWING WITH RAYON CHENILLE by Teresa Kennard 48 = MOONLIT Canopy: ‘AN EVENING RES by Tracy Kaeser IN THICK 'N TH 52 Two TERRIFIC TUNICS IN FINE SILK by Heather Winslow 56 Two SEWING TECHNIQUES FOR THE BEGINNING SEWER by Jean Hutchison 62 T'LLNEVER Do THAT AGAIN: SHIRT TALES by Flavian Geis ‘To SERGE OR NOT TO SERGE: PROFESSIONAL SEAM ALTERNATIVES by Daryl Lancaster, SELECTING PAPER PATTERNS FOR HANDWOVEN GARMENTS by Tracy Kastner (OVERSHOT ELEGANCE: A SHAWL AND A HAr by Patricia Palson DEFLECTED DOUBLE WEAVE AND DIFFERENTIAL SHRINKAGE by Ris Morison A Weaver's NETWORK: MEET ME AT (THE FAIR by Jane Parvicl 2. From the Editor 89 Colendar 4 Whots Going 92 Communiqué ‘Cation 9% Product News 6 Letters tothe Editor 97 Classified Ads 14 Project Guide 103. Advertisers’ Index 15 Beginner's Corer 194 Endnotes: 18 Books, et. Sheile O'Hara76 80 85 86 ‘WEDDING JEWELRY BAGS ‘woven by Dione Click. See pages 38-39, 42. Modes toute Ramer, p. 35. ‘Amends Hellman, p29 Photo props courtesy of “the Cupboard Fi. Collis, Colorado, Handwoven Serrameer/Ocronen 2001, VOWME XXI, NUMBER 4 HOLIDAY ORNAMENTS with projects by Lisa Diaming, Jo-Anne Tabachek, Virginia Reisner, and Linda Hendrickson WEDDINGS WITH HANDWOVENS with projects by Juene Rogovin, Diane Click, anal Patricia Springer APRON STRINGS: A HOLIDAY APRON by Mary Nickal Now WE ARE EIGHT: WEAVING PLAIN-WEAVE SELVEDGES by Sarah Saudson HEARTS AFIRE: A VALENTINE RUNNER by Barbar Walker ‘THANKSGIVING BREADCLOTH by Mangaret Gaynes HoLiay NOTECARDS with projects by ‘Terese Ridgeway, Doramay Keasbey, and Gail Liston (CHRISTMAS TABLE SQUARE by Tracy Knestmer (Curistas ToweLs IN HucK by Sandee Jaastad CHRISTMAS RUNNER IN SUMMER AND WINTER by Mangaret Heller MOUNTING AND FRAMING SMALL TAPESTRIES by Nancy Harvey WEAVER'S NETWORK: WEAVING RECOVERY by Barbara Zonder ‘SHOP SMART: SIMPLY SOPHISTICATED SCARF KIT by Treenuay Silks 2 ah 4 am 6 “ 15 From the Editor 89 What's Going 92 (On Here 9% Letters to the Editor g7 Project Guide 103 Colendor Communiqué Product News Classified Ads Advertisers’ Index Endnotes: Daryl LancasterWARP REP (CHECKERBOARD RUGS Preto props couesy The Cupboard, Colin, Clrade 28 30 33 36 40 73 76 80 83 Handwoven [Nowenate/Decensee 2001, Vousme XXI, Numer 5 ‘THE ANSWER LADY: RUG-WEAVING Tips by Su Butler (CHECKERBOARD TWILL RUG by Tom Knisely DIAGONAL DELIGHT: FANCY TWILL RUGS ON FOUR SHAFTS by Deborah Harrison DESIGNING Wont APTER THE WORKSHOP by Martha Stanley KENTUCKY MOUNTAIN LOG CABIN by Janet Meany ‘witha rag rug by Johanna Erickson DIAMOND RAG RUG by Deborah Sharpee and Juith Yamamoto Pick ME! RAG MUG RUGS WITH PICK-UP by Jane Evans 52 A CHECKERED Past: PLAYING WITH WARP REP RUGS by Rosalie Neilson 56 WARP REP RUGS: A GALLERY Barbara Holman, Betts Siler Schack, Deborah Harrison 58 Tips FoR Weavine Tapestry RUGS PART I by Nancy Harvey 60 Tapestry RUGS: A GALLERY Letiia Rogers, Joanne Cromley, Terry Olson 64 BLOCK WEAVE RUGS WITH INLAY by Michael Rohde 68 — TAQUETE RuGs: 4 GALLERY ‘Connie Lipper, Jeanne Heifetz, Michael Rohde ‘SHAFT-SWITCHING FOR TAQUETE RUGS by Emilie Prichard MAKING 4 SIMPLE SHAFT-SWITCHING DEVICE by Tom Knisely ‘with rugs by Kimberley Kerley, Barbara Stafford, and Emilie Pritchard WEAVING KNOTTED PILE FOR BEGINNERS by Sara Lamb FAVORITE FINISHES FOR WEFT-FACED RUGS by Doramay Keashey ‘A WEAVER’S NETWORK: BEGINNING WEAVING CLASSES by Jane Pacrck ‘SHOP SMART: COTTON CLOUDS PICNIC SET by Inene Schmoller 2. From the Editor 89 Calendar 4) What's Going 92 Communiqué Orliss 96 Product News 6 letters tothe Editor 97 Classified Ads ne 103 Advertisers’ Index 5 104 Endnotes: 18 Peter Collingwood