Weaver's Craft Issue 20: Danish Medallion and Accents for Plain Weave

From the publisher's website:

With all the square intersections in woven fabric, handweavers treasure techniques that soften angularity with curves. An easy hand-manipulated technique, Danish medallion introduces graceful ovals with an embroidery-like clasp of groups of already woven rows. Learn the process of weaving Danish medallion with ovals as well as variations. Then try designing a few accent rows or scattered accents for plain-weave projects, such as guest towels. Projects include Spring Flowers Towels, Place Mats with Danish Medallion Ovals, Place Mats with Danish Medallion Stars, and Guest Towels.

Also included:

• Tips for inventing accent patterns using the twill treadles
• Hiding yarn tails when stopping and starting weft yarns