Homecraft Rugs: Their Historic Background, Romance of Stitchery and Method of Making

Chapters

1. 1 The Renaissance of RugcraftJoanne Turner 12:21
2. 2 Rug Making: a Home IndustryJoanne Turner 8:42
3. 3 Equipments and ClassificationsJoanne Turner 12:51
4. 4 The Braided RugJoanne Turner 49:22
5. 5 Needlewoven RugsJoanne Turner 47:57
6. 6 Knit Rugs of Smooth-Face and Pile SurfacesJoanne Turner 43:46
7. 7 Crocheted RugsJoanne Turner 46:55
8. 8 Rugs of Jute YarnJoanne Turner 16:26
9. 9 Tapestry Floor CoveringsJoanne Turner 27:37
10. 10 ''Turky Worke Carpetts''Joanne Turner 27:31
11. 11 Rugs of Cross Stitch or Phrygian WorkJoanne Turner 31:26
12. 12 Hooked Rugs, part 1Joanne Turner 38:55
13. 13 Hooked Rugs, part 2Joanne Turner 37:26
14. 14 Fabric Mosaic RugsJoanne Turner 21:28
15. 15 Scalloped or Petal RugsJoanne Turner 16:58
16. 16 Quilted RugsJoanne Turner 34:47
17. 17 Felt Floor CoveringJoanne Turner 34:26
18. 18 Old Patchwork for New RugsJoanne Turner 16:52
19. 19 Embroidered Carpets and Rugs in Darned StitcheryJoanne Turner 18:34
20. 20 Rugs of Chenille and Caterpillar Braid, Marquetry MatsJoanne Turner 16:42
21. 21 Shuck or Corn-Husk MatsJoanne Turner 11:18
22. 22 Sacking Mats and String RugsJoanne Turner 12:44
23. 23 Minor Rugs in VarietyJoanne Turner 27:34
24. 24 The Care of Rugs, Their Repair and ReconstructionJoanne Turner 25:20
25. 25 Business Aspects of Rug MakingJoanne Turner 18:03