Fiber Artist Drop Spindles
|
|
Fiber Artist Drop Spindles
The Maple Top Whorl Drop Spindle is a beautifully handcrafted and affordable tool, ideal for beginners and a reliable choice for spinning instructors. Each spindle is carefully tested before shipping to ensure a smooth, true spin.
Designed with a conical maple whorl, this spindle carries extra weight at the rim for longer spin times and greater stability. A handy notch in the whorl keeps your yarn securely in place as you work.
Each spindle is individually made in our Cincinnati, OH workshop from maple and beech sourced both domestically and internationally.
Details:
Length: 10" (rounded tips for comfort)
Whorl diameter: 2.5"
Weight: 1.8 oz
Whether you’re just learning to spin or looking for an affordable classroom option, this spindle is an excellent choice.
** Seconds! ** Here at the Fiber Artist Supply Company, we make a lot of drop spindles, and as a result, we end up with some seconds. Some have a slightly bowed or rough shaft. Others may be slightly off balance because the wood whorl is more dense on one side. They're all crafted from the same whorls and shafts that we use on our full priced models and they are all functional.
The Maple Top Whorl Drop Spindle is a beautifully handcrafted and affordable tool, ideal for beginners and a reliable choice for spinning instructors. Each spindle is carefully tested before shipping to ensure a smooth, true spin.
Designed with a conical maple whorl, this spindle carries extra weight at the rim for longer spin times and greater stability. A handy notch in the whorl keeps your yarn securely in place as you work.
Each spindle is individually made in our Cincinnati, OH workshop from maple and beech sourced both domestically and internationally.
Details:
Length: 10" (rounded tips for comfort)
Whorl diameter: 2.5"
Weight: 1.8 oz
Whether you’re just learning to spin or looking for an affordable classroom option, this spindle is an excellent choice.
** Seconds! ** Here at the Fiber Artist Supply Company, we make a lot of drop spindles, and as a result, we end up with some seconds. Some have a slightly bowed or rough shaft. Others may be slightly off balance because the wood whorl is more dense on one side. They're all crafted from the same whorls and shafts that we use on our full priced models and they are all functional.