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Pattern: Spindle from More Sensational Knitted Socks
Needls: Knipicks Options, Size 1, 2.5mm
Yarn: Dale of Norway, Baby Ull
Pattern: Spindle from More Sensational Knitted Socks
Started: October 15, 2007
Completed: November 16, 2007
Magic Looped, two at once
Knitpicks - Size 1.5
70 sts casted on
Yarn: Dale of Norway, Baby Ull that I bought in Saratoga!
Heels and toes were reinforced with wooly nylon in black, can you see it?
Comments: ahh! Soft like a baby's ear!
Spindle berries. The old lady who used to own the steep rough bit of land laughingly known as our garden told me that the spindle tree grows here. By dint of cutting most other things right back, and the spindles back quite a lot, I sometimes get a good Autumn show of these lovely pinky red things. The actual berries are deep yellow, and buried inside the "Cardinals' Hats".
Nordic spindle designed by Priscilla Gibson-Roberts. Spinning a border leicester sheep named Rocky. 6/9/07 By Teri of NC
Avi Wasserman "silkie" spindle, tulipwood shaft with silver inlaid ebony whorl - 9.5" including hook, 1 oz.
-gone-
I really like using this spindle. I think a heavier one would have been a bit better. However, once I got a bit of fiber on this bad boy, he was spinning rather well.
My first temari-learner's ball- not bad but I did not cover the ball with enough string before starting the spindles. I am not close to another temari person so my learning has been long distance and books.
The commemorative plaque. Hopefully this is legible. They've tried to rid the world of this amazing monument: www.savethespindle.com/. David Bermant was the commissioner of the sculpture and partial partner in the development of Cermak Plaza where it resides. Judy Baar Topinka has said that the Spindle was the "pipe dream of a gentleman who felt he could impose his taste in art on others." What a bitch.
East Indian Rosewood is the gorgeous wood used to craft the whorl on this Tibetan support spindle. The shaft is Cocobolo.
roadster spindle. left side replaced with a 16gc off a 26" wheel Raleigh. done correctly, it is plenty strong and safe. I've done a handful of these repairs and have had no failures yet! silver soldering the repair sleeve ensures spindle hardness is retained.
Im still here, just got over a bad cold (man flu) that i had for 3 weeks so not really picked up the camera much!!
hope all is well
This is my June Spining project for the "Sweet Tooth" theme. Squoosh Falkland Roving in "Icecream" Colorway
Blogged: fiberdrunk.blogspot.com/2009/12/french-spindle-quenouille...
Made by Lisa Chan of Gripping Yarn:
12/10/09