View allAll Photos Tagged spindle
My new Supported Spindle by Malcolm Fielding, resting on a bed of Ixchelbunny BFL and cashmere. Ready for Tour de Fleece!
The spindle is what you use before a spinning wheel is invented. This is what pricked Sleeping Beauty's finger. And, thanks to my lack of sketchbook, it is what I am drawing. Being made of simple shapes, it can be drawn without a model and described without gestures. IPhone, 6 mins
Spindle provides a hard wood and grows poisonous berries. The leave grow on stems opposite to each other and at right angles to the twig.
Wood: Cherry
Weight: 45 grams
Length: 36 cm
It's actually a plying spindle because it's fairly large but can be used for spinning singles just as well.
made by Gary Rebman; purchased at Susan's Fiber Shop in Columbus, WI
this is seriously one of my very favorite spindles
spindle at night.
the dramatic lighting was courtesy of a movie set that was filming the new angelina jolie movie.
The fruit of the spindle tree (Euonymous europaeus) - four poisonous orange berries bursting out of a bright pink capsule.
Designed by Priscilla Gibson Roberts & Jorn Piel -- 7/4/07
Jacob/Finn/Romney cross wool from the Judy Tysman farm. Spun "Viking style" on the Cherry Lap Spindle. 77.0 yards (70.4 m) 2-ply worsted weight.
Used in Squares 9 & 10 of Barbara Walker Learn To Knit Afghan
Starpiste's second go at hand spinning using my Turkish drop spindle and her hand dyed roving.
This is only the beginning of the skein . . .
Finally spinning on my drop spindle again after almost 6 months of not doing so!
I'm spinning one of the "ugly batts" from High Prairie Fibers and so far it's turning out great!
This Spindle is by Ken Ledbetter and is of paduck and maple inlaid with a hand beaded rosette, 1.29 ounces. When it spins the colors from are blended by the eyes. Quite beautiful and mesmerizing.
It is pictured here with the new Strauch hand-carders and some lovely merino and silk blend I bought from Carolina Homespun. I also got all the spindles from Carolina Homespun.