US Patent No. 2,011,617 issued to Herbert Cottrell of Point Pleasant, N.J., for an adjustable device for making rosette-like, daisy-shaped articles from yarn or wool. Two star-shaped discs with radial lips are mounted on a telescoping tube and rod, so the spacing can be changed to make rosettes of different sizes, including a small rosette superimposed on a large one. The rosettes are sewn together to make sweaters, coats, pillows and bed covers. The scan has a drawing sheet (Figs. 1-5), the specification and five claims.