Dillmont, Thérèse de, 1846-1890 · [Mulhouse (Alsace) : Printed by Brustlein & Co.] · leaf 484
ce. The -winder (fig. 778). — Every one who means to takethe work seriously should provide themselves with a winder,as here represented, which is affixed to a polished wooden stand. LACES OF DIFFERENT KINDS 477 This stand has to be firmly screwed to the table and thebobbin is squeezed in between… … Fig. 778. The winder (Jamnigs patent). When the bobbin is fixed in its place, you take the threadin the left hand and wind it round it, turning the wheel withthe right hand from right to left in the direction indicated bythe arrow. The thread is wound round the handles of the bobbins thatare used…
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