By Rob Skinner
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Events
Fibre Studio Group
Jul 10
Fibre Studio Group
Craft Circle Saturday
Jul 12
Craft Circle Saturday
Craft Circle Tuesday
Jul 15
Craft Circle Tuesday
Fibre Studio Group
Jul 17
Fibre Studio Group
Colour Handling in Spinning
Aug 16
Colour Handling in Spinning
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I love seeing how much progress Tracey has been making with her spinning! Assisted by the newly develop Stick-with-a-hole-in-it (TM). It's interesting how we can start out trying to find a solution for a specific problem, and end up gaining insights
DIY spindle, made from dowel, a toy wheel and a cup hook. As well as a beautiful handcrafted one from Lair of the Bearded Dragon. I've decided to start using low-whorl spindles for teaching (as opposed to high-whorl). They're more inline with my pers