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tambouring
tambouring, vbl. n. [f. tambour v. + -ing1.] The action of the verb tambour; embroidery done by this method. Also attrib., as tambouring-engine, tambouring-machine, a machine for doing this work.1775 Ash Suppl., Tambouring, the act of ornamenting with a kind of particoloured needlework. 1815 Simond ... Oxford English Dictionary
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Tambour lace
In the second half of the 18th and into the early 19th century, tambouring was a fashionable pastime for ladies of the French and English courts. wikipedia.org
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tambour
▪ I. tambour, n. (ˈtæmbʊə(r), -bə(r)) [a. F. tambour drum: see tabor.] 1. a. A drum; spec. the great or bass drum.1484 Caxton Fables of æsop (1889) 95 Of his skynne he dyd doo make tambours, whiche ben euer bete. 1706 Phillips (ed. 6), Tambour, a Drum, an Instrument of Martial Musick. 1745 Pococke D... Oxford English Dictionary
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John Duncan (weaver)
He was the inventor of a patent tambouring machine (Patent No 2769, of 1804). Duncan wrote an account of his tambouring machine in the Edinburgh Encyclopædia, article "Chain Work," according to Harte. wikipedia.org
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Who Invented the Sewing Machine? - Who thought of it?
May 18, 2022At the beginning of the 19th century, things started to move seriously. Thomas Stone and James Henderson patented in France, in 1804, a sewing machine that emulated hand sewing. The same year, Scottish weaver John Duncan patented a tambouring machine that is now described as the first embroidering machine.
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John Duncan (botanist)
skilled weaver, studying the mechanics of the loom, and purchasing Essays on the Art of Weaving (Glasgow, 1808), by a namesake, the inventor of the patent tambouring wikipedia.org
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Wishaw
There were also factories for needle-work and tambouring, and confectionery. wikipedia.org
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feeding
▪ I. feeding, vbl. n. (ˈfiːdɪŋ) [f. as prec. + -ing1.] 1. The action of the vb. feed, in its various senses.c 897 K. ælfred Gregory's Past. v. 42 Sio feding ðara sceapa. c 1320 R. Brunne Medit. 39 Þe fyrst ys a bodly fedyng. 14.. Epiph. in Tundale's Vis. 120 Thys day is named Phagyphanye..For thys w... Oxford English Dictionary
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The Paragons (Charlotte band)
Dave Long, a friend of the band, sat in for the session and played tambouring on both tracks. wikipedia.org
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wane
▪ I. wane, n.1 (weɪn) Forms: 1 wana (wona, also won), 2– wane, 2–5 (? 6) wone, 3–8 wain, 3–5 wan, 5 woone, 5–7 wayne, waine. [OE. wana (wǫna) wk. masc. (also wan str. neut.) want, lack, deficiency, derived from the adj. wana (wan, etc.), see wane a. Compare Du. wan leakage, also the slack or unfille... Oxford English Dictionary
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Kilsyth
The town economy has shifted over the past three centuries from dairy farming, handloom weaving, tambouring and extractive industries to light engineering wikipedia.org
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