All Titles (listed alphabetically by title):
A Weaver’s Pattern Book – Davison- American Handweaving – Atwater
- Buy or Build a Loom – Tidball
- Clothing from the Hands that Weave – Mayer
- Designing for Weaving: A Study Guide for Drafting, Design and Color – Kurtz
- Drafts and Designs: A Guide for Weaves of 5 – 12 Harnesses – Volumes 1 – 21 (1958 – 1978)
- Fashioning Fabric: The Arts Of Spinning And Weaving In Early Canada – Hood
- Fashions from the Loom – Beard
- Foot Treadle Loom Weaving – Worst
- Handloom Construction: A Practical Guide For The Non-Expert – VITA Tech. Pub.
- Hands On Spinning – Raven
- Handweaving in the Norwegian Tradition – Gilbertson and Colburn
- Home Weaving (1939) – Beriau
- Home Weaving (1947) – Beriau
- How to Weave – McCall’s
- In the Shadows: Shadow Weave Theory and Design – Fearon
- Natural Dyes and Home Dyeing – Adrosko
- New Key to Weaving – Black
- Patterns for Pickups – Tidball
- Professional Weaving On The Fly-Shuttle Loom – Brostoff
- Rugweaving: Techniques for Two- Harness – Mattera
- Serviceability of Four Types of Cotton Fabrics – Phelps, McLean, Moore, Greenwood, Very, Holm, White, Journal of Home Economics, Vol. 43, No. 10, December 1951
- Shuttle, Spindle, and Dyepot – Spring 1983, Issue 54
- Step By Step Spinning and Dyeing – Svinicki
- The Art of Weaving – Regensteiner
- The Double Weave: Plain and Patterned – Tidball
- The Folk Arts of Norway – Stewart
- The Handbook of Natural Plant Dyes – Duerr
- The Key to Weaving – Black
- The Politics Of Industrial Restructuring: Canadian Textiles – Mahon
- The Primary Textile Industry in Canada: History and Heritage – McCullough
- The Relationships Among Grab and Strip Strength Values Before and After Abrasion – Adams (Masters thesis, University of Minnesota, 1950)
- The Searle Grain Company And Manitoba Handweaving – Hoskins
- The Techniques of Rug Weaving – Collingwood
- The Weaving, Spinning, and Dyeing Book – Brown
- Warp and Weave – Leclerq
- Warping the Loom Alone – Folts and Mathieson
- Weaving: Equipment, Patterns, Instructions – Maguire
- Weaving: A Weaver’s Garden – Snell
- Weaving for Beginners – Black
- Weaving with Foot-Power Looms – Worst
- Weaving You Can Wear – Wilson and Burden
- You Have To Be Warped – Fry
- Your Handspinning – Davenport
WTB:
- Canadian Textiles 1750 – 1900 – Burnham, Harold B
- Handweaving in Pioneer Canada – Burnham, Harold B.
- Keep Me Warm One Night: Early Handweaving in Eastern Canada – Burnham, Harold B.
- The Comfortable Arts: Traditional Spinning and Weaving in Canada – Burnham, Dorothy K
- Looms and their Products: Irene Emery Roundtable on Museum Textiles, 1977 Proceedings (First Edition) – Marta Hoffman, Dorothy K. Burnham, Junius B. Bird, Rita \J. Adrosko and others
- Warp and Weft: A Textile Terminology – Burnham, Dorothy
Collection:
In less than a year’s time our library on weaving went from nothing to containing more than thirty books and monographs. Many of them are classics. By all standards it is only a small collection, but it is a good collection. Living as remotely as we do we wanted to start a collection that can be used regionally by other weavers. We purchased only a couple of these books. Most of them came with the looms that we bought. It seems that when someone wants to get out of weaving, they are willing to fully unload all of the paraphernalia that goes along with it simultaneously…including literature. That gain belongs to the weaving community. Special thanks to everyone who keeps us in mind and passes these books along when it comes to reading and instructional material on fibre, spinning, weaving, and looms.
