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School Workshops An exciting way to learn more about cloth making and wool processes in one of our School Workshop visits. Click here for more |
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Booking Info All the information you need about booking a School visit using one of our teachers packs. Click here for more |
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| Quilley Winder Children generally acted as winders otherwise it was women’s work. Newly spun yarn was wound onto reels or made into skeins. A niddy noddy was used to transfer yarn from hanks to bobbins. These hanks of yarn could be weighed and then wound onto bobbins, locally called quills. The Museum has a mechanical bobbin winder which speeds up a tedious job. |
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