I've got one of these! I don't know what it is either, so if anyone could
tell me, I would be delighted.
Dee Palin
Warwickshire
Dear Friends,
Only 17 hours to go but what on earth is it?
David in Ballarat
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Here is another one I just stumbled on 140158847137 . I think it will
answer the question, it is part of a factory loom.
Linda
Virginia Beach
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It's almost worth $20 to have a go at trying to figure it out - wind a tatting
shuttle, or winding baling twine, or stretching barb wire on the plains in the
Old West...
Betty Ann Rice
Roanoke, Virginia USA
I've got one of these! I don't know what it is either, so if anyone could
tell me,
Aurelia mentioned working on Christine Springett's hanky edging of spiders and
roseground. If you want to see a photo of it, go to
www.lacemakersofillinois.org , click on gallery and go to Jane. cream and
yellow edging is the pattern. It was made for a favorite cousin's daughter's
wedding in
I have one of these, too! It's a great tension-reliever just moving it back
and forth!Someone has added a note under the QA section of the listing and
he is right I believe. It is a shuttle for machine weaving of ribbon. I got
mine from a fellow in Pennsylvania who is a retired silk tie
Dear Lacemakers,
Hope this magazine/book review is of value to some of our Arachnes.
It is now quite a few years since a new embroidery magazine, Inspirations,
began arriving in America from Australia. Well received, the magazine was
followed by a series of 16 very nice instruction books
