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Junk Store Treasures
A favourite past-time of mine when I travel is to visit second-hand shops. Hidden away in a dusty
corner, I sometimes find antique spinning wheels, looms and other textile
treasures. I can’t take them all home with me, so the next best thing is
to take photos. Here are a few.
If you have some photos
to add to this collection, please let me know. You may send in your pics by using our Contact Form.
Saxony Style Spinning Wheels
Quebec Wheel
Double-Band
I found this lovely wheel at Neat Stuf
in Thrums, BC
(I couldn’t resist – it spins beautifully,
so I brought this one home.)
J. Cook Spinning Wheel
Another wheel found at Neat Stuf
made by J. Cook
Handspinning Books
The Knitter’s Book of Wool: The Ultimate Guide to Understanding, Using, and Loving this Most Fabulous Fiber
The vast world of sheep and their wool into the language and context of knitting.
UK: Knitters Book of Wool
The Intentional Spinner
Offering a blend of technical knowledge, history, and easy-to-use tips, this inspiring collection of spinning wisdom deftly explores the three fundamental areas of yarn production: understanding fibers, managing yarn structure, and making yarns that precisely meet the spinner’s needs.
UK: Intentional Spinner
Spin Control
Focusing at first on the spinning wheel, emphasis is placed on the importance of adjusting and customizing the wheel for best results.
UK: Spin Control
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