How to do Turkish spindle winding.
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Gallery of standard spinning tops made of different precious woods and other natural materials
Small spinning wheel or silk winder, the flat stand veneered in turtleshell, inlaid with mother-of-pearl, ivory and walnut or rosewood, edged with boxwood and walnut, the working parts of turned ivory and turtleshell, almost certainly by Pietro Piffetti, Turin, ca. 1740-1750
Courses on demand - contact to arrange a date A fun day learning about flax, suitable for spinners who have mastered the basics £100 Flax We will look at spinning long line flax from a towel as well as making and dressing a distaff. We will card and spin tow - the short fibre from…
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Yesterday I was given the amazingly generous gift of two saxony spinning wheels. The second wheel came in pieces, and was missing a few, but...
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Spinning wheel ("charkha") (twenty-one pieces); carved of wood; a) rectangular length of wood for base of wheel, carved with one square hole on one side, and two square holes on next side; b) rectangular length of wood for base of wheel, carved with one square hole on one side, and three square holes on next side; c)-d) rectangular length of wood for vertical support, tapering slightly at each end; rectangular hole carved near middle; e)-j) rectangular length of wood for spoke of wheel, tapering slightly at each end with small notch carved at end; rectangular hole carved near middle; k) axel of wheel, thick cylinder at centre with smaller cylinder carved out each side; l) rectangular length of wood for base of wheel, tapering slightly to ends; m) section of handle, carved wider at ends and thinner in middle; rectangular hole carved in each end; n) grip section of handle (spare), carved wider at ends and thinner in middle; o)-p) rectangular piece of wood to fit in hole in smaller piece of base; wider at middle and tapering out to ends; hole carved in centre; q) grip section of handle, carved wider at ends and thinner in middle; r)-s) piece of wood to fit in hole in vertical piece of front of base; thick and round at one end, tapering to point at opposite end; hole carved in centre; t) piece to fit in pegs at front of base; long thin piece of metal, wrapped at centre with section of bamboo; u) length of bamboo to connect ends of spokes of wheel.
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SPINNING & FIBERS Drop Spindle, Wheel, Niddy Noddy, Stylus, Skeiner, Navajo Ply, Z-twist, Whirl... This is just a little sampling of a spinners language. Spinning is both relaxing and rewarding and we'd love to help you get started, or help you learn something new in this wonderful world of Spinning. We offer private & small group classes on both drop spindles and wheels.
Rosewood spinning top made in England in the late 19th century
As some of you know, I live with a delightful little (well, fairly large) angora rabbit named Linus. He was the little spokes-bunny for our Special Reserve Sugarbunny line when I first started working here and periodically comes to work with me here at the office! Every three months I give him a big shave and wind up with about 2-3 ounces of useable fiber. I've had several years to practice spinning angora fiber and have figured out a few things about this specific fiber type that I thought I'd share today!
