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16th February 07, 02:37 PM
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 Originally Posted by thescot
In fact, it was the end of the knitting, wasn't it? They just kind of gathered up the end of the stuff and tied it into t ball or something like that.
Right! On the earliest bonnets the ends of the knitting were gathered into a little tuft on top:
http://www.qualitycaps.co.uk/pages/p...ails.asp?ID=38
The full-blown pompom was later development....
Brian
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