HAHAHA OH DEARRRRRRRR
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A tracing wheel for marking darts and seams onto fabric from a pattern. :)
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Originally Posted by ssnare
sewing tool
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It is a tracing wheel as most mentioned but I saw it used in a 'quilting tip' to score paper piecing patterns to make the paper easier to tear away. So if you paper piece, don't get rid of it yet!
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It is called a tracing tool. It is used a lot in making clothes that has darts in the pattern. You put tracing paper on the fabric lay the pattern paper over it and trace the dart.
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It's a tracing wheel-keep it, it may be worth something some day.
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Originally Posted by Minnisewta
I think only us "more mature" quilters/sewers know what that is.
The neighbors granddaughter was trying to us grandma's phone to call her mom. She was pushing the numbers but nothing would happen. It was a dial phone and she had no clue how to use it. Times, they are a changin :lol: :D |
Originally Posted by Gerbie
Originally Posted by Rhonda
Originally Posted by trupeach1
OMG I have mind from HomeEc class in 7th grade it has a wood handle. If it is 42 years old is it antique or vintage.LOL
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It was used for marking darts and such on patterns with a special wax covered paper. :)
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It actually looks like someone's attempt to make a tracing wheel from a can opener some time back. The opening on the upper left side and the handle are exactly like part of a can opener I used to have.
I'm surprised that most people say they don't use it anymore. I use it for marking quilt pattern pieces from templates, for marking quilting patterns, and I have a double one that I use to mark quarter inch seams on freezer paper piecing. |
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