US Patent No. 745,206, granted November 24, 1903 to Sylvester G. Lewis of Chicago, for a hand-operated aid to pillow-lace making. The device combines a portable bobbin-table with a rotating cylindrical cushion that has a ratchet and detent to limit rotation to one direction, an optional endless paper pattern, and a crank-driven reel to wind up the finished lace. It includes two drawing figures, the specification, and four claims.