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 When folks talk about someone "weaving a story", they could be literally referring to the highly skilled Akan people of Ghana and the
world famous Kente cloth that they produce. Known locally as nwentoma or "woven cloth", Kente cloth is made up of colorful hand-
woven design patterns that actually tell a story or convey a message. One example is the huge 12x20 foot tikoro nko agyina ("one head
does not constitute a council") cloth that Ghana gave to the United Nations in 1956 when they became a member. Aside from Kente
cloth, there are a host of other fabrics such as Batik, Kuba cloth, Mud cloth, Oshogbo, and Kasai velvets that all have amazing stories to
tell. Below are some of the materials used to produce these magical “talking” fabrics.

                                                                                                    A - ACRYLIC       

                                                                                                    C - COTTON 

                                                                                                    H - HEMP      

                                                                                                    L - LINEN      

                                                                                                    N - NYLON                

                                                                                                    P - POLYESTER                                             

                                                                                                    S - SILK                                                                

                                                                                                    W - WOOL  

The object of Souknotu™ is to fill in the group of squares with numbers or letters so that each number or letter appears only once in each horizontal row, and only once in each vertical column.

There are nine groups of squares in this puzzle. Can you complete them by filling in the missing numbers or letters?