I also have a bobbin winder that my husband got for me for my birthday last year. He found it at an antique store. I would love any info that anyone can share with me on history or what they think of it and so on. I have put pictures of my winder up on my blog. The url for my blog is: http://celticdreamweave.blogspot.com/ I thank you very much in advance for taking a look. I also have some pictures of my lace, painting and so on I have done lately. There are also pictures of my brand new grandson Peyton Lee. I hope you enjoy yourselves while helping me in my quest for information. Sherry [EMAIL PROTECTED] =============================================================
Hi Sherry, The bobbins to fit in your winder are slender and the closed bottom seems to prevent spangled bobbins. Honiton bobbin are slender and don't have spangles. I suspect that the swift was a separate thingie behind the winder when it was clamped to the edge of a table since the clamp is turned 90 degrees from the direction of the bobbin clamp. That twist allows the bobbin to clear the rest of the winder and have a clear path to the swift. I do have an active imagination tonight, don't I? Patty - To unsubscribe send email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] containing the line: unsubscribe lace [EMAIL PROTECTED] For help, write to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
