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  The Crackle Weave

Author: Mary E. Snyder

Crackle weave is a name give to a style of Swedish weaving call ‘Jamtlandsvav’. It gives the effect of crackle in pattery or batik. It was introduced into this country by Mary M. Atwater in 1927. This book is desgined for weavers not familiar with the design possibilities of this type of weaving. Lots of charts and pictures.

SC/56 pages/B&W photos


 

 

 

 

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