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verified in body]
Bobbins are used in spinning, weaving, knitting, sewing, and lacemaking. In
these practices,
bobbins were
invented to "manage...
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Bobbin,
pseudonym of
English caricaturist and
satirical poet John
Collier (1708–1786) Arum maculatum, a
plant species also
known as "
bobbins"
Bobbins...
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worked as a
bobbin boy in 1848. In the 18th and
early 19th centuries,
bobbin boys
worked in
textile mills. The boys
brought bobbins to the
women at...
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Bobbin lace is a lace
textile made by
braiding and
twisting lengths of thread,
which are
wound on
bobbins to
manage them. As the work progresses, the...
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portal Keenspot kept the
Bobbins archive freely accessible online, but the
archives eventually moved to Allison's own site.
Bobbins is set in the fictional...
- how they are made.
These include:
Bobbin lace, as the name suggests, is made with
bobbins and a pillow. The
bobbins,
turned from wood, bone, or plastic...
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caricaturist and
satirical poet
known by the
pseudonym of Tim
Bobbin, or
Timothy Bobbin.
Collier styled himself as the
Lancashire Hogarth. Born in Urmston...
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methods to
drive their bobbins so as to
create the lockstitch. The term
rotating shuttle is ambiguous.
Sometimes it
refers to a
bobbin case, and sometimes...
- This is a list of the sizes, shapes, and
general characteristics of some
common primary and
secondary battery types in household,
automotive and light...
- Wind the
Bobbin Up "Wind the
Bobbin Up" is an
English language children's
nursery rhyme and
singing game.
Among modern lyrics is: Wind the
bobbin up, Wind...
