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Bright pink Spindle berries popping open to reveal their bright orange seeds, in the garden on day 21 of Wild October.

Miniature drop spindle ornament. Made from laser cut bamboo from Ponoko and wool yarn.

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A spindle whorl. Apparently this is one of the biggest, um, spindle whorls there is.

Taken at the Vancouver Airport.

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Hooray! The spindle concept works (and looks very sweet) - available tomorrow 4.16.12 at www.chrisyates.net/store/puzz.html

Backyard find. Shot with Fuji 18-135mm lens.

Bosworth midi purpleheart 34g spindle

My beautiful Bosworth midi spindle in zebrawood, spins like a dream

Bossie Midi Rosewood with ebony shaft

featherweight pink ivory premium wood with 9" bloodwood shaft, 0.74oz

Tour de Fleece prize from Team Greenwood Fiberworks;

Greensleeves Spindles

Karelian Birch Midi with Cochin Rosewood, Holly MIdi with Cochin Rosewood, Red Cedar Maxi (bottom)

Here is a look at the yarn wound onto my 1-yd niddy noddy. Aside from the neps in the roving the yarn is remarkably even for it being my first real session of spindle spinning. I found the trick was to actually sit down rather than trying to stand and hold the roving over my head like I was told to do in October

A brief explanation of some of the physics behind spindle spinning, including why bottom whorl spindles are more stable.

 

If you'd like to use this image in a spinning class, please contact me and I can send you a higher-quality PDF that will print out nicely.

Midiweight Bosworthspindle from Journeywheel

Bossie Mini Zapatero with tulipwood shaft

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Drop spindles collected from Bolivia, Ecuador, Peru, Chile and Guatemala.

Russian Spindle made of Mexican Bocote.

Scans of an old textile mill.

 

Probably from a school trip from around 1993 or 1994.

 

Of an old textile mill.

 

Having watched a recent documentary on TV, I am now sure that this is in fact Quarry Bank Mill near Styal in Cheshire.

 

This is the Flyer and Spindle Maker's Workshop

My son broke my spindle after finishing just one project with it (well actually, just the singles). I usually keep it better protected but I left it sitting on a shelf for a couple hours. The next thing I know he was carrying it to me saying "Mommy? did I broke it a little? "

 

I will of course be sending it back to the maker and paying for a repair if he does them, because it was a lovely spindle in all respects.

Bosworth Mini Spindle

Bog Oak whorl, bocote shaft

25 gm

I went to Lowes and found all the pieces (except for the skate bearing) to build my own Kick Spindle. Its a kind of supported Spindle for spinning wool. I'm so happy with it. What do you think??

These are a common enough sight in the hedgerows of Britain and are noted for being very poisonous

Greenish twigs and tiny opposite buds. The older twigs can be very obviously ridged, though this character does not work as well as some literature suggests.

Spindle for spinning wool, flax (linen), or whatever.

Spindled cells, nucleoli, pigment may represent melanin or hemosiderin

Got texture?

 

Software: Photoshop CS5, Photomatix, Topaz Adjust, Topaz Detail, Topaz DeNoise 5

 

What tripod leg?

...operational controls for a spindle moulder in the carpentry workshop of Murphy's Machinery. Golden sunlight was spilling through gaps in the crumbling stonework and decaying rooftop rafters, illuminating the scene and casting atmospheric shadows everywhere.

Bosworth Midi Spindle

Red Oak whorl, birch shaft

30 gm

My first Bossie!

Shipwreck Spindle

Whorl - salvaged wood from USS New Hampshire, 1819.

Bocote shaft

27 gm

Pictures don't do this spindle justice! It is absolutely luminescent in person and sort of smells like the sea.

Spindle berry.

Euonymus europaeus.

Windrush.

 

A native shrubby tree that is a good indicator of ancient hedgerows and woodland. Not common though in recent years increasingly included when planting new hedgerow, it is found in all the Windrush hedges and along both rivers.

Spindle wood is exceptionally hard allowing it to retain a point and so was once used for spindles and even toothpicks. (Though it is likely the name derives from the Dutch "spilboome".) Spindle charcoal is also prized by artists.

Nectar rich small green flowers in late Spring and berries providing a winter food source for birds both make Spindle a welcome sight, it also provides food for the spindle ermine moth. Less welcome for gardeners it provides a winter nesting site for black bean aphids, but this in turn attracts large numbers of overwintering ladybirds.

RSPB Sandwell Valley

Spindle whorl and possible blank Durrington, Wiltshire

Merino wool yarn hand spun on drop spindle 94g 287m

Thread spindles from the mill were recycled in various fashions throughout the building, including use as decorative railing.

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