There’s Just Something About a Spool
From slender filaments to giant cables, spools get the job done right. The big daddy on the left appeared down the road a piece. It made my day.
My sister-in-law, an extremely talented fiber artist, has dozens of spools. I 
have a lowly 30. If you’ve never wound a bobbin on a sewing machine before, you’re missing out. If mankind wound more bobbins, there’d be less misery and lower crime rates.
This place, El Taller (“The Studio”), in Lawrence, MA is a cool coffee shop with books and…spools. They write in your coffee. What’s better than that?
Bienvenudo, baby.
Spools stools
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Posted on April 5, 2014, in books, crafts, humor, personal, rural, Science, Technology, Travel and tagged El Taller, fiber arts, giant spools, natalya aikens, spools. Bookmark the permalink. 2 Comments.
uppervalleygirl 
You were at El Taller? They do great workshops there for young writers through teachers affiliated with Bread Loaf. Trying to raise $ for those teachers – great stories.
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Charles, that is truly bizarre. I mean, what are the odds?!?
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