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Handwoven magazine may 1981: LOOMS, RAG RUGS, curtains, double issue, back issue
Handwoven magazine may 1981: LOOMS, RAG RUGS, curtains, double issue, back issue
Handwoven magazine may 1981: LOOMS, RAG RUGS, curtains, double issue, back issue

Handwoven magazine may 1981: LOOMS, RAG RUGS, curtains, double issue, back issue

$ 23.73

Availability: 100 in stock
  • Model: Handwoven magazine
  • Type: Magazine
  • Item must be returned within: 30 Days
  • All returns accepted: Returns Accepted
  • Refund will be given as: Money Back
  • Craft: Weaving
  • Brand: Interweave Press
  • MPN: May June 1981
  • Condition: Good used condition. Cover may have minor flaws such as writing, small creases and/or label. Inside very good.
  • Return shipping will be paid by: Buyer

    Description

    HANDWOVEN weaving magazine from Interweave Press - May 1981 - volume II, number 3
    The craftsmen who make your looms
    Do-it-yourself maintenance
    Tips on buying a used loom
    Satin - on four harnesses
    Looms from the past
    Looms-controlled leno
    More harnesses make the difference
    Pattern weaving - Laotion style
    Salut, Monsieur Jacquard!
    Rags unlimited - beiderwand, ripsmatta
    Glad rags
    Pushing the limits with rags
    Rag prep
    A wasteless, waistless dress
    Handwoven swatch collection #4
    plus the regular columns, features and department articles
    Projects:
    marimekko farmer's jacket
    bead leno curtains
    beiderwand rag rug
    ripsmatta rag rug
    hooded rag jacket
    linen 'rag' rug
    rag-chenille vest
    warp face table runners
    rag bag
    knit-loomed handspun jacket
    loom-shaped dress
    swatch portfolio
    swivel-weave dress
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