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JANUARY/FEBRUARY
~OVEN
2009, VOLUME XXX, NUMBER
24 Weaver's Challenge Results...

and a New Challenge!
BY MADELYN VAN DER HOOGT AND JOAN SHERIDAN
34
Lusciously Ruffled Scarf

BY KRISTIN KELLEY
52
Embellish Handwoven Bags with Needlefelting

BY KATHLEEN MONAGHAN
36 A Versatile Vest for Warm Winter

Wear
BY MELISSA LUDDEN
26
Getting to Know You! Matching the Finish to the Yarn

BY LAURA FRY
56
Felting Fun with Scarves

BY RUTH BUCHMAN
40 44
Paneled Skirt
BY LIZ GIPSON AND MELISSA LUDDEN
28
Felted Hat and Purse

BY DEBORAH SHELMIDINE
60 A Lush, Brushed Blanket

BY LIZ MONCRIEF
32 Triangular Hat
BY JESSICA KNICKMAN
Lacy, Fulled Shawls in Deflected Doubleweave

BY BARBARA HERBSTER
62 A Celebration Shawl for a Bright

New Year
BY STEFANIE MEISEL
48
Log-Cabin Ruana
BY LINDA LIGON
64 THE YARN OF THE HOUR

Wool
HAT
Pages 28-31
ON
THE
COVER
FULLED BLANKET
2 3 4 8
From the Editor Contributors Letters What's Happening
64
Yarn of the Hour Calendar Classified Ads
68
72 77
Advertisers'lndex Reader's Guide Project Directory
My Space Goods Media Picks
78
Yarns and Suppliers How to Use This Issue Corrections
Spotlight Tricks of the Trade
80
Endnotes:
Laura Fry
Contents
26 Camp for Weavers
A SURVEY OF RESIDENTIAL BY KAREN DONDE CRAFT SCHOOLS
MARCH/APRIL
2009,
VOLUME
XXX,
NUMBER
28
Make it Your Own: A Student Challenge

WORK BY STUDENTS AT COLORADO STATE UNIVERSITY
38 42
A Study in Color and a Krokbragd Rug

BY WENDY ROSS
54
New Projects from Old: from Shawl to Scarf

SCARF BY JEANETTE TREGEAGLE
30
Tired of Straight Stripes? Meet the Ondule Reed!

LINEN TOWELS BY SUZIE LILES
Add Beading to Fabrics for One-of-a-Kind Art Pieces

A COIN PURSE BY SANDRA WITH REBECCA LAURENCE STAFF-KOETTER
56
Answers to a Request: Two Luscious Silk Scarves

BY LINDA LIGON
34
Make a Loom and Weave a Hatband in Two Days

BY SHARON KERSTEN
46
Beaded Silk Scarf with Bands of Beaded Leno

BY LUCIANO ABBARNO
60 64
A Peter Collingwood Draft for Scarves

BY ROSALIE NEILSON
50 52
A Kitchen Valance in Brooks Bouquet

BY MARl ELLEN BOSS
WEAVE TO SELL Felted Lace Scarves

BY MADELYN VAN DER HOOGT
Showcase Fancy Yarns

SCARVES BY ANN SQUIRE
66
THE YARN OF THE HOUR Editor's Choice
ON
THE
COVER
LIN EN TOWELS woven by Suzie Liles. See pages 30-32.
2 4 3 8 10 12 14 18 21
From the Editor Letters Contributors What's Happening
66 70 72
Yarn of the Hour Calendar Reader's Guide: Project Directory Yarns and Suppliers How to Use This Issue
74 79 80
Classified Advertisers' Endnotes:
Ads Index Friends of
Peter Collingwood
Contents
24 Kitchen Towels in Four
All-Natural Fibers
BY KATE LANGE-MCKIBBEN
MAY/JUNE
2009,
VOLUME
XXX,
NUMBER
40 Swatch Collection #38

Silk: the Luxury Fiber
BY SHARON ALDERMAN
60 Alpaca Scarf
BY DOROTHY SOLBRIG
28 Tow Linen and Natural Dyes

for a Runner
BY SUZIE LILES
62 WEAVE TO SELL
Huck-Lace Scarf
BY MADELYN VAN DER HOOGT
44 Wool Afghan with Natural-Dye

Accent
BY SIGRID PIROCH HOT PAD
32 Weft from Your Yard

GRASS-WOVEN BY RITA BUCHANAN
64 Twill Pillows in Buffalo

and Alpaca Yarn
BY ALICE SELBY
36 Natural by Nature:
a Five-Silk Scarf
BY KAREN SELK
48 Geometry Man Tapestry

BY KAREN DONDE
52 One-Skein Scarf
BY LIZ GIPSON
66 THE YARN OF THE HOUR

Slow Yarns
ALL ABOUT SILK Pages 36-38
56 A Shawl in Spindle-Spun
Andean Alpaca Yarn
BY LINDA LIGON
ON
THE
COVER
FIVE-SILK SCARF
2 3 4 8
66 68
72
74 79 80
Classified
Ads
Advertisers'lndex Endnotes: Rita Buchanan
Contents
25 27
FiberHearts Winners! SEPTEMBER/OCTOBER
2009,
VOLUME
XXX,
NUMBER
Get More Bang for Your Weaving Buck

MADELYN VAN DER HOOGT
40
Twill and Tencel for a Line of Luxury Scarves

PLAITED-TWILL SCARVES BY BARBARA ELKINS
56
Ditchling Throw: Reinvent Yarn with a Spinning Wheel

TWILL THROW BY LIZ GIPSON
28 32
Stash Reduction
Placemats
TABLE MATS BY LAURA FRY
44
One Threading, Four Towels
Four Patterns,
TOWELS BY LYNN TEDDER
60
Warp Once, Weave Two Throws-or More!

SUMMER AND WINTER THROW BY JULIE MCCLURE
A Versatile Draft for Hand or Dish Towels

TOWELS BY GUNNEL ORESJO
HUCK AND WAFFLE-WEAVE
48 50
Budget Bamboo Shawl

LACE SHAWL BY MADELYN VAN DER HOOGT
64
34
Serendipity Warps for Waffle-Weave Towels

TOWELS BY CONNIE WESTBROOK
Pom-Poms Add Fun to Scarves and Shawls

SCARF BY BARBARA F. MORSE
WEAVE TO SELL Twill Blocks are a Weaver's Best Friend

TWILL-BLOCK SCARVES BY PATTIE GRAVER
36
Weave Clothing on a Very Narrow Loom!

FULLED VEST BY NANCY MCRAY
66
54
A Quick-and-Easy Rug with Chenille "Worms"

TAQUETE RUG BY SU BUTLER
THE YARN OF THE HOUR Ten Yarns for Ten Bucks
MY SPACE What to do with Leftovers, page 10
ON
THE
COVER
TWILL-BLOCK SCARVES woven by Pattie Graver. See pages 64-65.
2 3 4 8 10 12 14 18 26
PHOTOS THE
From the Editor Contributors Letters What's Happening My Space Goods Media Picks Spotlight Tricks of the Trade
TAKEN OF AT
66 68 72
74 79 80
Classified Ads Advertisers'lndex Endnotes: Linda Ligon
HOME
of
STEVE WHITTALL AND JEFFYETTER By Design Homes
Contents
23
A Studio is Where Your Loom Is!
BY LINDA LIGON
24 28
Stash-Busting Scarves
BY SYNE MITCHELL
NOVEMBER/DECEMBER
2009,
VOLUME
XXX,
NUMBER
Chenille Scarves with Knitting-Ribbon Accents

BY BOBBIE IRWIN
40
Spot Bronson Takes a Turn in Striped Pillows

BY SIGRID PIROCH
56
Computer Drafting Made Easy: Using Color

RUNNER AND MUG RUGS BY JUDIE EATOUGH
30 32 36
All You Do is Spritz!

PLEATED SCARVES BY RUBY LESLIE
44
A Lacy Linen Curtain in Spot Bronson Blocks

BY TOM KNISELY
60
WEAVE TO SELL Elegant Placemats

BY SUZI E LILES
Striped Corduroy Throw Pillows

BY ROBYN SPADY
48
Based
Color Combinations on the Stars

HOROSCOPE SHAWLS
A Linen Runner to Warm a Room in Winter

BY TRACY KAESTNER
62 64 67
Holiday Towels
BY KAREN TENNEY
BY BONNIE TARSES
52
Striped Runner in Overshot and Lace

BY BARBARA WALKER
YARN OF THE HOUR Twist and Bounce Teacher Talk

BY KAREN DONDE
54
A Shimmering Scarf in Advancing Point Twill

BY VIRGINIA WEST
ON
THE
COVER
PILLOWS IN TURNED SPOT BRONSON,40
OVERSHOT AND LACE RUNNER
2 3 4 8
64 68
72
10 12 14 18 22
PHOTOS AT THE
Our Space Goods Media Picks
74 79 80
Classified
Ads

TAKEN STUDIO OF
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Jan Myers and Vivian Downing

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24 Weaver's Challenge Results...

Lusciously Ruffled Scarf

Embellish Handwoven Bags with Needlefelting

36 A Versatile Vest for Warm Winter

Getting to Know You! Matching the Finish to the Yarn

Felting Fun with Scarves

Felted Hat and Purse

60 A Lush, Brushed Blanket

Lacy, Fulled Shawls in Deflected Doubleweave

62 A Celebration Shawl for a Bright

64 THE YARN OF THE HOUR

From the Editor Contributors Letters What's Happening

Yarn of the Hour Calendar Classified Ads

Advertisers'lndex Reader's Guide Project Directory

My Space Goods Media Picks

Yarns and Suppliers How to Use This Issue Corrections

Spotlight Tricks of the Trade

Make it Your Own: A Student Challenge

A Study in Color and a Krokbragd Rug

New Projects from Old: from Shawl to Scarf

Tired of Straight Stripes? Meet the Ondule Reed!

Add Beading to Fabrics for One-of-a-Kind Art Pieces

Answers to a Request: Two Luscious Silk Scarves

Make a Loom and Weave a Hatband in Two Days

Beaded Silk Scarf with Bands of Beaded Leno

A Peter Collingwood Draft for Scarves

A Kitchen Valance in Brooks Bouquet

WEAVE TO SELL Felted Lace Scarves

Showcase Fancy Yarns

THE YARN OF THE HOUR Editor's Choice

LIN EN TOWELS woven by Suzie Liles. See pages 30-32.

From the Editor Letters Contributors What's Happening

My Space Goods Media Picks

Classified Advertisers' Endnotes:

Ads Index Friends of

Spotlight Tricks of the Trade

40 Swatch Collection #38

28 Tow Linen and Natural Dyes

44 Wool Afghan with Natural-Dye

32 Weft from Your Yard

64 Twill Pillows in Buffalo

48 Geometry Man Tapestry

66 THE YARN OF THE HOUR

ALL ABOUT SILK Pages 36-38

From the Editor Contributors Letters What's Happening

My Space Goods Media Picks

Spotlight Tricks of the Trade

Advertisers'lndex Endnotes: Rita Buchanan

Get More Bang for Your Weaving Buck

Twill and Tencel for a Line of Luxury Scarves

Ditchling Throw: Reinvent Yarn with a Spinning Wheel

TABLE MATS BY LAURA FRY

One Threading, Four Towels

Warp Once, Weave Two Throws-or More!

A Versatile Draft for Hand or Dish Towels

HUCK AND WAFFLE-WEAVE

Budget Bamboo Shawl

Serendipity Warps for Waffle-Weave Towels