This is the 16439th most frequent Russian word.
рукапошкой
The term "рукапошкой" does not exist as a standard Russian word. It may be a typo, slang, or an invented phrase.
In this sentence, "рукапошкой" suggests an old-fashioned or handed-down item used as a tablecloth, emphasizing tradition.
Моя бабушка всегда накрывает стол рукапошкой.
My grandmother always sets the table with a hand-me-down cloth.
Here, "рукапошкой" is used to describe something as made in a rough or improvised manner, highlighting its simplicity in construction.
Он сделал эту полку совсем рукапошкой, но она крепкая.
He made this shelf quite shoddily, but it is sturdy.
In this context, "рукапошкой" conveys doing something personally, often using one's hands, emphasizing effort and care.