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Bosworth midi spindle, dogwood on tulipwood

spindle: 0.5 to 0.6oz

target 2ply lace weight

 

transferred single onto bobbin. then will ply with a wheel

Cooke & Halekauwila Streets

 

Mural: Aloha Dreamland by Tristan Eaton

Book released: Spindle's End by Robin McKinley

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I was careful not to overspin this and it's much more even.

Merlin Tree spindle

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Sweet Gum Spindle 1 - top side view. The wood came from a tree branch that fell in my neighborhood. I kicked off a branch and turned out some spindle whorls.

Resin spindle with lichens.

Trees seen through CD-R spindle. 2010.

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Spindle-Back Armchair

 

•Date: 1660-1700

•Geography: Made in New England, United States

•Culture: American

•Medium: Maple, soft maple, ash

•Dimensions: 41¾ × 23 × 18 in. (106 × 58.4 × 45.7 cm)

•Classification: Furniture

•Credit Line: Bequest of Mrs. J. Insley Blair, 1951

•Accession Number: 52.77.49

 

On view at The Met Fifth Avenue in Gallery 708.

 

Seventeenth-century chairs of this type were produced by turners. The chair’s components were quickly fashioned on a lathe, easily assembled, and finished with seats woven from rush or another inexpensive fiber. This armchair is one of a minority of seventeenth-century turned chairs with posts ornamented below the seat and it represents a rare occurrence of turnings on both the rear and front legs.

 

Provenance

 

Collings and Collings, New York, by 1926; Mrs. J. Insley Blair, Tuxedo Park, New York, 1926–died 1951.

 

Timeline of Art History (2000-Present)

 

Timelines

 

•The United States, 1600-1800 A.D.

 

MetPublications

 

•American Furniture in The Metropolitan Museum of Art. Vol. I, Early Colonial Period: The Seventeenth-Century and William and Mary Styles

Nakashima Studios - New Hope, PA

My first skein for the 2008 Tour de Fleece. Spun from BFL Superwash top in 'Apple Blossom' colours.

spindle back chair

this looks so "Deadenders"

This is my current spindle drive with its' three belts and multiple idler pulleys. Buried in the frame in the back corner is the spindle drive motor - it's a whopping 60 watt motor. It's fine for an engraver, but I use it as a CNC mill/router. That motor's gotta go, I've got a 1Hp Bosch trim router that is just waiting to take the place of the original spindle. The last thing the original spindle will do is machine its' replacement.

My class spindle purchased during lessons with Diane Mulholland. Spindle is made from Cherry - not sure what wood the shaft is made from.

Ledbetter spindle, 1.15g, sycamore whorl with Russian lacquered brooch inlay, guanaco fibre.

Golding purpleheart custom spindle, Tabachek spindle, basket, wool, tencel, bamboo, alpaca, angelina fibers.

"Spindle" at Cermak Plaza, Berwyn(?) IL outside of Chicago

I handmade these for Mom. Last time I visited, she was fascinated by my spindle, and said maybe she'd like to try it. But I'd brought my spendy one with me, and when she asked what it had cost me I think my answer put her off. So I decided to make her a few spindles from cheap supplies, to show her it could be done, and to give her something guilt-free to experiment with.

The Pipeline, Nelson Bay NSW.

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