Very complete bibliographies for tablet weaving exist on-line and may be accessed through the TWIST (Tablet Weavers International Studies & Techniques) web site. Here you will find links to Peter Collingwood's ongoing bibliography on tablet weaving; also Carolyn Priest-Dorman's bibliography of tablet weavings before 1600, and Nancy Spies' bibliography of medieval tablet weavings. In addition, this site is the complete resource for tablet weavers -- a gallery of weavings by members, connections to members web sites, and related techniques. The site is maintained by Janis Saunders, the editor of the TWIST journal.     http://www.weavershand.com Listed here are some of the publications Anne had access to, or are found in her papers. Note that "card weaving" and "tablet weaving" are interchangeable terms. Andersen, Paulli, Brikvaevning (Borgen, 1967). [Small Danish book, very much admired by Anne.] Atwater, Mary Meigs, Byways in Handweaving, Shuttle Craft Books, 1954. [Chapter on card weaving.] Bolland, Rita, "Three Looms for Tablet Weaving", in Tropical Man, vol. III, (Leiden, 1970). [Presentation of tablet weaving in Celebes, Indonesia.] Collingwood, Peter, The Techniques of Tablet Weaving (Watson-Guptill, New York, 1982). [The most complete source for tablet weaving information and techniques in English.] Crockett, Candace, Card Weaving (Watson-Guptill, New York, 1973). [Excellent instructions and history. Author included two photographs of Anne's replications in the first edition.] Crowfoot, Grace, "Textiles of the Saxon Period in the Museum of Archaeology and Ethnology", in Proc. Cambridge Antiquarian Soc. vol. XLIV, 1951, pp.28- 33. [sect. II: Tablet Woven Braid on a Bronze Strap-end from St. John's Cricket Field, Cambridge, Saxon, Late Pagan (split-pack diamond pattern); and sect. III: Fragment of Broken Diamond or Crystal Twill in Linen, from Barrington Cemetery, Saxon, Late Pagan.] -----, Notes on Textiles in Thompson, F.H., "Anglo-Saxon Sites in Lincolnshire", The Antiquaries Journal, Vol XXXVI, No. 3-4, 1956, pp.188-89. [6th C. linen band found on brooch in Laceby. Plain weave with warp pattern, edges twined. Anne replicated this band at Cambridge.] Dedekam, Hans, "To tekstilfund fra folkevandringstiden" (Two textile finds from the Migration Period), Bergens Museums Aarbok 1924-25, Hist.-Antikv. Raekke Nr. 3. [Tablet woven bands: some with figures, one a cape border (Evebo) and one a missing hole band from Snartemo. Patterns and photos as well as discussion.] van Gennep, Arnold and Gustave Jequier, Le tissage aux cartons et son utilisation decorative dans l'Egypte ancienne (Delachaux and Niestle, Neuchatel, 1916). Hald, Margarethe, Brikvaevning (Gyldendalske Boghandel Nordisk Forlag, Copenhagen, 1932). -----, Olddansk Tekstiler (Copenhagen, 1950). [Ancient Danish Textiles. English summaries of chapters, diagrams of individually turned tablet weaving patterns found in Danish archaeological sites.] Hoffmann, Marta, The Warp-Weighted Loom (Oslo, 1964). [Instructions for using tablets for warping the warp-weighted loom.] Kosswig, Lenore, "Uber Brettchenweberei insbesondere in Anatolien", Baessler- Archiv, Neue Folge, Band XV, 71-133 (1967). [Anatolien cardweaving] Lehman-Filhes, Margarethe, Uber Brettchenweberei (Dietrich Reimer, Berlin, 1901). Schlabow, Karl, Die Kunst des Brettchenwebens (Karl Wachholtz Verlag, Neumunster, 1957). 31 pp. [Veroffentlichungen des Fordervereins Industrie-Museum Neumunster c. V.] [The Art of Tabletweaving] Schuette, Marie, Tablet Weaving, Ciba Review, 112 (Basel, 1956). Start, Laura, "The Textiles" in Lagore Cranog by Henchen, Proc. Royal Irish Academy, Vol. LIII (1951). A project of the Santa Cruz Handweavers Guild Keeper of the Box: Nora Rogers. Return to Tablet Weaving Page Return to Home Page Page created July, 2002