FROM THE EDITOR
NOT LONG AGO, A FRIEND AND FELLOW guild member, Liz, sent me a Handweaver & Craftsman magazine from 1973. Liz’s intent was to show me the article in it written by the “other” Susan Horton, who is also a weaver. I, too, got a kick out of the coincidence because writing a scholarly article about weaving in 1973 wouldn’t have been in the realm of reality for me. I read Susan’s article, which spurred me to read other articles in the magazine. From one article, I learned that there was a movement in weaving at the time to standardize drafts. Just as many of us purchased videotapes not anticipating the DVD, much less streaming, the author didn’t anticipate the effect computers would have on the weaving world. A draft is to…