A shell bodkin is used to return a strand of reed or cane after it is inserted in the row of woven reed or cane. The slight cup shape guides it back to your hand so it isn't necessary to put your hand on the back side of your work to send the strand back through to the other side.
Yes, a bodkin can be used to make holes in fabric, leather, or other materials by pressing or poking it through. It is a useful tool for creating precise holes for sewing or other crafts.
better chance of making a basket
It's "osier" -- happy puzzling!
You can use all types of equipment for shell collecting including a bucket, a rake, a scoop, a shell basket, and a shovel. Shell collecting can also be fun without any tools at all.
Easter should be capitalized but basket shouldn't be.
depends on parties they shape the watermelons like basket they get the juicy red stuff out unyil all is left is shell and they put fruits and other kind of things
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oyster shell are used to extract calsium which is used in medicine and health suppliments etc. also shell powder is used in making cement
It would refer to someone making a basket....but is more commonly used when players make the free throw after scoring a basket and getting fouled.
The noun 'basket' is used as a collective noun for a basket of plums and a basket of cheer.
Paua
A peach basket with the bottom still on it.