How To Use Spinning wheel In A Sentence
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Spinning wheels lined the walls and at the central tables others sorted, hackled and carded the wool.
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Cotton thread produced on spinning wheels or spinning jennies was not generally strong enough to be used as the warp as well as the weft of cloth, which meant that it had to be interwoven with linen or wool yarn.
'The Industrial Revolutionaries'
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Visitors can see bridal chambers and kitchens and try their hand on one-wheel handcarts, at milling and at the spinning wheel.
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Grace sat at the spinning wheel in the center of the stage and the curtain rose, to reveal an abandoned Marguerite.
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The spinning reels of the tapes, so carefully observed, are further spinning wheels in Harry's circular downfall.
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The congregation had to negotiate dangerous steep stairs and fill the space not occupied by a spinning wheel and furniture.
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Butter making, crochet, patchwork quilts, the traditional spinning wheel and a mobile forge are but a few of the items and sideshows that will feature at the rally.
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‘This spinning wheel is a little darling,’ she added, deftly teasing out a skein of deep bluey green yarn - a luxury mixture of mohair, merino and silk.
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By the eve of the Revolution, eighty to ninety percent of rural households owned spinning wheels, and almost half owned looms.
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Pallas at the spinning wheel spins a thread out of the debris of sheared wool.
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In addition to the fine furniture, pictures, silver and glass that one might expect, there are also fans, duelling pistols and blunderbusses, a tiger skin rug, a butcher's block, a spinning wheel, a Dun Emer carpet and sporting equipment.
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Oh, no -- La Fayette was quite content to let him build them for the Irrakwa, mumbling some idiotic excuse like: The Irrakwa are already using steam engines for their spinning wheels, and all the coal is on the American side -- but Frederic de Maurepas knew the truth.
He Don't Know Him
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When reinstalling your wheels, adjusting the bolts properly is important to a good spinning wheel.
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Viewers of this painting find themselves seeing the world through a vision fast enough to stop the legs of a horse but not the spokes of a spinning wheel.
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A sagging couch, an old spinning wheel, and a step-ladder stood just where they had been left when the building had closed many years ago.
THREE IN ONE
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We have a horse, you have your spindles, maybe I can make you a spinning wheel.
AT THE STROKE OF TWELVE
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In consonance with the title, the first picture of a smashed spinning wheel speaks a thousand words.
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And under the plate, among the spinning wheels, diamonds and rubies do battle against friction.
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As well, the greater efficiency of the spinning wheel probably led to lower piecework rates for all spinning, whether with distaff or wheel, despite the fact that wheel-spun yarn was not always the suitable material.
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By the eve of the Revolution, eighty to ninety percent of rural households owned spinning wheels, and almost half owned looms.
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Women prepared and preserved food, made medicines, and used spinning wheels, looms, and needles to turn wool and flax into clothing.
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The spinning wheel was a Chinese invention.
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Downstairs were the looms and the spinning wheels, the floor covered in scraps of cloth and piles of wool.
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Sonic Reclamation Industries have put together a fantastic free downloadable collection called 'Moog Break Beats', which is full of synth-led cover versions, square-wave solos and really excessive effects use some nice full-track flanging on Sounds Galactic's 'Spinning Wheel'.
The best Moog album... ever?
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But what holds his attention is a man in a dust-grimed tuxedo hurling knives at a woman strapped to a huge spinning wheel. . .
Black Dust Mambo
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They supply traditional spinning wheels and looms, the cafe is set in the historic Mill House, hand crafted products are sold in the shop and the food in the cafe is all handmade.
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She span on a spinning wheel.
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They did not even have spinning wheels in those days, so a spinner took a handful of wool on the end of a stick called a distaff, which she held in her left hand.
Hebrew Life and Times
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The spinning wheel was a Chinese invention.
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They set up their looms and spinning wheels in a back-to-the-future type stunt to raise awareness of their crafts.
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the spinning wheel was as symbolic of colonical Massachusetts as the codfish
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At first it had seemed such a good idea, to sit at the spinning wheel and spin the soft cream wool of her Jacob's sheep into fine woollen thread.
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In inertial guidance systems, you have a spinning wheel, at least in the days that the guidance systems had mechanical wheels.
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At the Spinning Wheel Puppets exhibit, children can create masks and puppets.
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Entire families worked together, weaving their magic on spinning wheels and looms.
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The early afternoon sun skipped across the thick gray braids flowing down her back; she wore a blouse rife with an ecstatic wonder of purple and lime green panels riddled with spinning wheels bathed in lilac, yellow stars, and flame-tinted diamonds.
A Michoacan tradition: the needlework artistry of Hermelinda Reyes
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‘This spinning wheel is a little darling,’ she added, deftly teasing out a skein of deep bluey green yarn - a luxury mixture of mohair, merino and silk.
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In inertial guidance systems, you have a spinning wheel, at least in the days that the guidance systems had mechanical wheels.
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The term spinster — used today to refer to a woman who remains unmarried — originated with women who spent their adult years at the spinning wheel rather than raising a family.
Managing Strategic Relationships
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The floor was littered with baskets of differently-colored yarn and thread, and a few spinning wheels stood near the far end of the chamber.
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And he did it, too, wearing homespun clothes and taking his spinning wheel to political meetings.
Times, Sunday Times
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The spinning wheel was as symbolic of colonical massachusetts as the codfish.
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Downstairs were the looms and the spinning wheels, the floor covered in scraps of cloth and piles of wool.
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In addition to collecting and using my antique spinning wheels and weaving looms, I also have a collection of antique flax hetchels (also known as hatchels).
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‘This spinning wheel is a little darling,’ she added, deftly teasing out a skein of deep bluey green yarn - a luxury mixture of mohair, merino and silk.
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Spinning wheels lined the walls and at the central tables others sorted, hackled and carded the wool.
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As well, the greater efficiency of the spinning wheel probably led to lower piecework rates for all spinning, whether with distaff or wheel, despite the fact that wheel-spun yarn was not always the suitable material.
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At first it had seemed such a good idea, to sit at the spinning wheel and spin the soft cream wool of her Jacob's sheep into fine woollen thread.
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The rainbows of colour scattered around the room coupled with the whirl of the spinning wheels when they are put into motion is an amazing combination and makes for a very comfortable atmosphere.
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Having prepared the wool or flax the women would then have spun it using a drop spindle (spinning wheels are a much later invention).
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Eventually, the bad fairy's wish was forgotten. All spinning wheels and spindles had been destroyed , so there was no reminder. And the fairy was not heard of again.
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Oh, no -- La Fayette was quite content to let him build them for the Irrakwa, mumbling some idiotic excuse like: The Irrakwa are already using steam engines for their spinning wheels, and all the coal is on the American side -- but Frederic de Maurepas knew the truth.
He Don't Know Him
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We, fumbling for words of love, remember the rockets the spinning wheels, the sudden diamonds and say with delight ‘Yes, like that, like that’
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The spinning wheel was a Chinese invention.
