Warren Family Making a Woven Coverlet The Warren family showing every stage of making a woven coverlet from the raw wool to the finished object. Mt. Pisgah, North Carolina, ca. 1915. ← William A. Barnhill and Appalachian Crafts A Member of the Warren Family Carding Wool → William A. Barnhill and Appalachian CraftsWarren Family Making a Woven Coverlet Appalachia a Century Ago Craft through the Lens of William A. Barnhill AcknowledgmentsJourney to Southern AppalachiaWilliam A. Barnhill as PhotographerUncle Dave Penland and the Bark BasketWilliam A. Barnhill and Appalachian CraftsWarren Family Making a Woven CoverletA Member of the Warren Family Carding WoolMrs. Warren Using a Great WheelCindy Warren Weaving on a Traditional Mountain LoomWarren family Member with a Completed Woven CoverletReems Creek PotteryGeorge Donkel Wedging the Clay George Donkel Shaping a PotReems Creek Pottery Employees Loading a Cart With Unfired WareGeorge Donkel Loading Dried Pots Into His Groundhog Kiln George Donkel Firing the Groundhog Kiln. Mrs. Littrell With Basket Molly Quinn Weaving a BasketMrs. Erwood Tatting and Mr. Erwood Whittling SpoonsLiza O’Kelly Spinning Wool YarnLiza O’Kelly Knitting a SockMrs. Thomas Spinning at a Flax Wheel