Handwoven January/February 1985

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In this issue

1. Handwoven
2. A New Twist in Making Fringep.7
3. The Secret of a Corrugated Surface: Bedford Cordp.27
4. Exploring the Fun and Fantasy of Noveltiesp.31
5. Not for Beginner's Only: Supplementary Warp for Novelty Yarnsp.34
6. Evening Bags that Shine with Flash and Glitterp.36
7. Novelty Yarns & Double Weave: More Than Four Can Double Your Funp.38
8. Five Year Handwoven Indexp.43
9. Selvedge Gremlins (and what to do about them)p.59
10. Selvedges: Notes and Projectsp.61
11. Selvedge Notesp.62
12. Twill Woven Market Basketp.80
13. Editor’s Pagep.2
14. Bounce Backp.4
15. Books, Etcp.16
16. Calendarp.57
17. Tricks of the Tradep.95
18. Classifiedsp.96
19. Product Newsp.99
20. Advertiser's Indexp.100
21. A Matter of Stylep.10
22. Ideas from Industryp.12
23. Forty Years Ago in Hand Weavingp.14
24. Actionp.18
25. Cultures to Meet in Californiap.20
26. The Craftsman and Social Conscience: E.F. Schumacherp.20
27. Your Weaving Teacherp.23
28. Tools of the Tradep.23
29. Home Brewp.69
30. Dyeing with the Syntheticsp.69
31. Spinning Wheelsp.74
32. Pencil Rovingp.74
33. Professional Pursuitsp.76
34. An Interview with Chris O'Connellp.76
35. Finishing Finessep.86
36. Classy Cornersp.86
37. Weaver's Challengep.89
38. Metallic Yarnsp.89
39. Designing Waysp.92
40. Continuity of Patterningp.92

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