A Tablet Weaver's Pattern Book - Discontinued Matchless She explains how to turn

She explains how to turn leno fabric into clothing and the best sewing techniques to use when working with leno

Starting from the beginning

Not only does it include a plethora of drafts

she explores a variety of techniques and explains why you want to choose one over another

You can start weaving right away with the included belt shuttle

A Tablet Weaver's Pattern Book - Discontinued Matchless She explains how to turnby John Mullarkey, Marilyn Emerson Holtzer, Luise Hoffman, Bonnie White, and Jo Ann Treumann When The Weaver's Guild of St. Louis found a buried treasure in their library, several tablet weavers combined forces to produce this book. Somehow, the guild had a handwritten copy of 75 tablet weaving drafts from Mary Meigs Atwater. John Mullarkey and his coauthors transformed these notes into full color drafts for card weavers everywhere. 88 pages