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01/12/2006: "lucet"


The lucet, a horn-shaped tool often made from wood, dates back to the Viking era. Lucets were in common use throughout Europe until the 16th century. A luceted cord is exceptionally strong and slightly springy. It is very useful in period garb, such as the lacing of a bodice.

this is the lucet i bought on ebay last week. i have been intrigued with them and i saw this lovely one and i bought it on impulse. it came today and it is a lovely little thing. i have an open house to host on saturday and i am going to sit and learn the lucet as my demo. smile (yes, i am crazy like that.)

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on Saturday, January 14th, J said

Looks mysteriously like a slingshot?