TOWEL ROLLER
A towel roller built so simply that any boy on the farm would take pleasure in working out the problem. It is much easier to keep a clean towel in the right place when the proper place is provided for the towel to be kept. This convenience should be a joy to every tired farmer when he comes in to partake of a meal. Again, the tendency of all children to throw the towels about the place is a great nuisance to the housewife. This rack provides that the towel be sewed together and placed on the roller, which is then slipped into the groove made to hold it.
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Materials:
3' of poplar.
1/4 lb. 8-penny nails.
Sandpaper and stain.
Dimensions:
Foundation: 1 piece 3/4" thick × 5" wide × 24" long, to which the brackets are nailed.
Brackets: 2 pieces 5" thick × 5" wide × 5" long.
Rod: 1 piece 1-1/4" thick × 1-3/4" wide × 24" long.
