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This small, and mostly inconspicuous, tree or shrub produces bright reddish-pink, lobed, poisonous fruits in the autumn. The fruit capsules eventually split open to reveal a bright orange seed.
A wonderful high-contrast photo with a orange-red spindle berry bush in the foreground and a nice green meadow in the background.
Ein wunderschönes, kontrastreiches Foto mit einem orangeroten Spindelstrauch/Pfaffenhütchen im Vordergrund und einer grünen Wiese im Hintergrund.
Wormy Butternut over Red Cedar with Walnut shaft
1.2 oz
Fiber: 50/50 merino/silk hand-dyed from TheFiberDenn.etsy.com
The startling pink and orange fruits are much more colourful than the pale green flowers. Native to Britain and the long straight shoots were used to make weavers spindles.
Russian spindle weighing 32g. Pretty sure this isn't holly as described - I think instead it's maple as there's some evidence of birds eye.
Day 45~
Reflecting on the incredible PATIENCE needed to spin wool. I am taking a class to learn all about the topic and last night we made our own hand spindles, carded some wool and tried our hand at spinning yarn.
UPDATE! Now available on Etsy at: www.etsy.com/view_listing.php?listing_id=9589505
I love this. I'm trying to decide if I think I can sell them on etsy. I LOVE it.....it's my new favorite spindle but I'm not sure if I'm the only one who would want one.
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.
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We went to an open day at Thames Chase Forest Centre and wandered around for a walk.
I haven't managed to capture the beauty of this tree. It was such a lovely wash of colour!
Can anyone identify it for me?
Spindle Euonymus: Thanks to Sciadopitys and the 'ID Please' group