Handwoven, May/June 1990 Digital Edition

The May/June 1990 issue features weaving in the United States between 1920 and 1960. Including weaver profiles, interviews, and notes about this period of weaving revival, discover a hidden past that ultimately contributes to the hard-working, industrial nation.

Plus, weave projects inspired by different eras included in this historical issue.

• Modified Atwater runner
• Wollen Throw based on a blanket woven by Amanda Bourque
• Liebes-inspired scarf
• Blouse with earth and sky motif
• Scandinavian-influenced upholstery fabric
• Bauhaus-inspired jacket
• A 1950s casement cloth
• "Missouri Trouble" table runner
• Black, white, and red shawl
• Lily's lilies
• Knitting bag

In every issue, you will be amazed at the amount of information packed into these pages:

• Be inspired by weavers from all over the world. In each issue, you’ll meet weavers with unique stories to tell.
• Explore a variety of weaving techniques. Get an up-close look at new skills and brush up on old techniques with articles written by professional weavers.
• Test your weaving skills with projects to wear and display in the home.
• And so much more!

This issue was scanned from an original print issue.