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Tool rolls

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Tool roll

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Triangle quilt

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Quilt: triangles

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Knitting: Second Hat

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Braiding disks 

an outdoor woodworking shop, set up on a bed of gravel, probably under a deck or patio attached to a house. On the left is a low, Roman-style woodworking bench as described by Christopher Schwarz in the book INGENIOUS MECHANICKS; on the right is a six-board tool chest. In the background is a saw bench and a saw bent, for setting up boards for easy hand-sawing.
29 March 201630 April 2025 Andrew

The Book Everyone’s Talking About

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Sewing: Tudor Doublet

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