IN BRIEF.-- LETTERS.-- Working with Veneer.-- Pros and Cons.-- Wood and workmanship.-- The Cleavers.-- The British Crafts Centre.-- Contemporany Jewelry.-- Stencilled Furniture Wrought iron from Wales Clockmakers.-- Beasts and Men.-- Wrought iron from Wales.-- Painted Wood.-- The Clockmakers.-- Making a Case.-- The Seasons at Hatfield.-- Crafts and the Regional Arts Associations.-- Isoblique Boxes.-- Dyeining and Weaving in Nepal.-- Goodbye Utility, Hello Eclectic Chic.-- A Piper Portfolio.-- The World BackWards.-- Russian Futurist Books.-- An Immutable Craft.-- Ruffs and Cuffs.-- Enblems of Personal Style.-- A World of Puppets.-- Wall of Silks.-- The Sound of Museick.-- Shadowplay.-- Living by their craft.-- Dolls from Life.-- A Benign Influence.-- Craft, Art and Design.-- Elegance and Strength.-- Paper Pools.-- A Portrait of Enid Marx.-- On Titanium.-- Student Shows.-- Art Schools: Purgatory or Paradise.-- Bold Rugs.-- My Apprenticehip to Mr Eric Gill.-- Scottish Stockings.-- English Shoes.-- Juggling Into Jugs.-- Groups- Workshop Celebration.-- Current Furniture.-- Into the red.-- The Technique oh Mokune-Gane.-- Craft, Art, or Technology?.-- Vanessa Bell and Duncan Grant.-- The Task Of Sisyphus.-- A sense of balance.-- THe English lace School.-- Precision Jewellery.-- Japan Style.-- A craft shop in Devon.-- A National Collection.-- Flax and Fleece.-- Unsentimental Education.-- Tradition and the Individual Talent.-- Proustian Poesy.-- Hardy Perennial.

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