Volume V, Number 2, Fall 1991
Craft
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- In This Issue
- From Our Readers
- About This Issue (by Robert Gilmore)
- Portraits in Wood and Stone (by Donald R. Holliday)
- Use It Up, Wear It Out, Make It Do, or Do Without. (by Ellen Gray Massey)
- Missouri's Traditional Arts Apprenticeship Program and Its Incorporation of Ozarks Craftspeople (By Dana Everts-Boehm)
- Sheep-to-Shawl at Shiloh Museum (by Carolyn Reno)
- The Modern Business of Crafts (by Terry Bloodworth)
- In Search of Ozarks Crafts (by Sandy Primm)
- Something For Everyone - Old Iron Works Days (by Robert Gilmore)
- The Indian Springs Woolery - Profile: Avelene McCaul (by By Phyllis Rossiter)
- Tough Decisions - Profile: Paul Stock, Jr. (by Terry Bloodworth)
- Hooked On Quilts - Profile: Dorothy Ennis (by Laynah J. Rogers)
- The Rapture Of A Poet (By Phyllis Rossiter)
- How I Carve Wooden Dough Bowls (by Bob Elgin)
- moonshine (by Andy Ostmeyer)
- Making Do: - Ozark Ingenuity in Toolmaking
- Stone Craft Architecture of the Southern Missouri Ozarks
- Last Look
- Publisher's Information
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