In sewing, the term "bolt" refers to a large roll or spool of fabric, typically measuring several yards. The name likely originates from the Old English word "bolt," which means a long, cylindrical object. Historically, fabric was often sold in this manner, making it convenient for both merchants and customers to measure and cut the desired length. The term has persisted in the industry to describe this standard unit of fabric.
The pencil in sewing is called a "Marking Pencil".
It's called " the bolt "
Mum:Jennifer Bolt Dad:Wellesley Bolt Sister:Sherine Bolt Brother:Sadeeki Bolt And finally Usain Bolt
chain stich
It is called the eye of the needle
a seam
it is called a penius
A bolt without a nut or a head is called a stud.
Are you asking about a treadle machine? These were the ones used before electric sewing machines.
It is called the eye of the needle
The movie is called nothing at allsince there is not, nor will there ever be a sequel to Bolt.
yes its called bolt restuarent