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Vol. V, No. 2, Fall 1991 |
In This Issue
About This Issue
By Robert Gilmore
p. 3
ARTICLES
Portraits in Wood and Stone
By Donald R. Holliday
p. 4
Use It Up, Wear It Out,
Make It Do, or Do Without
By Ellen Gray Massey
p. 8
Missouri's Traditional Arts
Apprenticeship Program
By Dana Everts-Boehm
p. 10
Sheep-to-Shawl at Shiloh Museum
By Carolyn Reno
p. 12
The Modern Business of Crafts
By Terry Bloodworth
p. 14
In Search of Ozarks Crafts
By Sandy Primm
p. 18
Something For Everyone
Old Iron Works Days
By Robert Gilmore
p. 22
PROFILES
The Indian Springs Woolery
Avelene McCaul
By Phyllis Rossiter
p. 24
Tough Decisions
Paul Stock, Jr.
By Terry Bloodworth
p. 25
Hooked On Quilts
Dorothy Ennis
By Laynah Rogers
p. 26
FEATURES
The Rapture of a Poet
Pride and Pleasure in Crafting
By Phyllis Rossiter
p. 28
How I Carve Wooden Dough Bowls
By Bob Elgin
p. 30
Old-timers Recall Days When
Hills Were Flowing With Moonshine
By Andy Ostmeyer
p. 33
Making Do
Ozarks Ingenuity in Toolmaking
p. 36
Preservation Corner:
Stone Craft Architecture In The Southern Missouri Ozarks
p.39
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