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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
Looking like unseasonal blossom, the scarlet capsules and orange seeds of the spindle. There are several spindle trees in Hatfield Forest, but none are shown on the nature trail guides.
@ the Spindle by Dustin Shuler, Cermak Plaza Shopping Center, Berwyn, IL
[Just learned of Mr. Shuler's passing on 4 May 2010, so I bumped these to the top of the stream]
Drop spindle in curly maple and malachite by Autumn Hollow Farm available at www.autumnhollowfarm.com or at www.etsy.com/shop/AutumnHollowFarm
I have never seen spindle fruit so heavily before! When the bright pink fruits open, they will reveal shocking bright orange seeds.
Top-whorl drop spindle I bought at Maryland Sheep & Wool, from Millpoint Emporium.
Brazilian Cherry/Rock Maple
Plain Red Cedar whorl, Maple shaft. This wood has a subtle but very distinct grain and a wonderful color. In reality the color is a bit more on the pale purple side.
1.2 oz
I love this spindle! My first one from The Spanish Peacock and it won't be the last! It has a little bit of Butterfly Girl Designs' Tuscany that tore off from another bit of spinning I was doing. The whorl is "flame" box alder and the shaft is bloodwood.
Whorl: 5"
Shaft: 10 1/4"
Weight: 1.1 oz
'Mayumi' is the Japanese name of a kind of spindle tree (Euonymus sieboldianus Blume). 'Nishikigi' is the winged spindle tree family. Seed photo here = www.flickr.com/photos/10604163@N00/29232262/in/photostream/
Her favorite toy is the free one. She fell just as I took this. It's out of focus, but she's adorable.
Dave has crafted this lovely Russian support spindle from birdseye maple. He has inlayed the spindle with turquoise accents. This Russian support spindle measures 11 1/2 inches in length, and weights 52g (1.9 ounces). The matching lap bowl measures 6 1/2 inches in height, and is 2 3/4 in diameter.
The bright pink seed capsule of the Spindle Tree splits to expose orange seeds. Seen near Snowshill in the Gloucestershire Cotswolds.
0.75 oz
2" cherry whorl with bronze alloy ring
Fiber is Hello Yarn "Frosted Forest"
12/07 Fiber club
Soy Silk/Wool 50/50
This handcrafted walnut spindle features a lovely shamrock motif created with turquoise and pipestone.
A few of my favourite things -- spindles! My very first spindle, a homemade CD jobbie, one wee Majacraft for fine yarns, one recently acquired Golding with a beautiful cloisonné ring and three from Spindlemaker (with interchangeable Australian wood whorls) -- all perched in a solid Sandalwood stand.