Shuttle Spindle & Dyepot

Volume XXXIV No. 1 Issue 133 Winter 2002/2003
Published by The Handweavers Guild of America, Inc.

TABLE OF CONTENTS:

• FEATURES
  • Right From the Start by Marcy Petrini
  • Navajo Weaving, Navajo Rugs—Excellence in Crownpoint by Vicki Gadberry
  • Phosphorescence-Handwoven Scarves and Shawls
  • Exhibition European Textile Museums—An Industrial Legacy and the Fiber Arts by Marion Marzolf
  • *Weaving with Wire by Donna Kaplan
  • *Cannelé Ondulé—Deflected Supplementary Weft by Kathleen Farling
  • *Spinning and Weaving a Dutch Texel Fleece by Marion Satchwill
  • The 2002 Certificate of Excellence in Dyeing by Sandra L. Swarbrick
  • *Ramie—Add a New Fiber to Your Menu by Beth Abbott

    *Learning Exchange Support Articles

• Insert
  • HGA Update
• Learning Exchange 32 Application
• Plain Connections: Convergence 2004 Denver
• HGA Board Nominations
• HGA Membership Form
• Fiber Trust

COVER: Carol Woolford. Mirage. Shaded satin; rayon, tencel; 7.5 by 56 inches. This handwoven scarf was in Phosphorescence—Handwoven Scarves and Shawls Exhibit at Convergence 2002 in Vancouver.