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Moonwood Farm's Crystal Method made of Alpaca/Milk/Angelina fibers wrapping first above two arms then below one and repeating around.
Mary and the dogs pose with the new spindles. Kia is happy to pose for the camera; Electra wonders what she's done to deserve this.
Learn to spin :)
2.5 oz. of hand-dyed merino roving
with a bottom whorl drop spindle!!
Available in my fiber shop, see profile for info!
Several spindle trees at Grafham, their fruits in varying stages, but always this unusual pink shade, with orange seeds.
Steiner® 430 Max with optional Roll Over Protection System (ROPS) and Rotary Mower Attachment in use.
Full-floating, 3-blade rotary mowers feature tapered roller bearing spindle assemblies. Cutting height is easily changed with single lever adjustment and is controlled by the front caster wheels and full-length rear roller. High-capacity discharge chutes provide even distribution of clippings.
I thought these trees were so strange--tall spindly things with hardly any leaves, and so much taller than everything around them.
Nice turn out for the wool spindling class at Live Oak Branch Library. Everyone had fun and learned a new craft!
Photo courtesy of Donna B.
Bottom Whorl Drop Spindle in red and black.
Features kanji symbols for:
Wool
Sheep
Yarn
Spin / Make Yarn
around the outside of whorl
Worl is 3" in diameter. Shaft is 10.5" long and 3/16" in diameter.
A collection of faceplates and a drive dog came with the lathe, all made from 1"x12TPI nuts welded to various size round plate.
A sanding table allows faceplates to be used as disc sanders.
15314 Welton Drive, East Cleveland, Ohio
This grand house was built in the 1850s, facing Euclid Avenue. The full story, including a historic painting of the structure, may be found on Cleveland Area History.
1 spool 2 appliques= navajo spindle
and 2 cd's navajo spindle 60 cents the other 3.10 cents
Happy spinning..:)
Not the best quality photo, but it's the subject that really matters: my very first handspun! I am more excited about this than I can tell you.
Mystery wool, likely dyed by Cat Babbie at one of our dye days last year. Spindle by Preston at JetsyKnits: www.etsy.com/shop.php?user_id=5760766