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"great! Works great"
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Rated 5 out of 5 — 2 verified reviews
The Interlude offers the modern spinner maximum spinning options for all types of fibers and yarns. The 21.5" diameter wheel allows a wide range of ratios and smooth treadling while remaining easy to transport. The Interlude is the wheel to take for your guild meetings, demonstrations, retreats, reenactments, and more.
Features:
- Unfinished
- European Alder and Birch wood construction
- Wheel Diameter : 55cm (21.5 inches)
- Orifice Circumference : 10mm (3/8 in.)
- Standard Whorl Ratios: 7, 13.5 and 15.5:1
- Additional whorls 5.5, 8.3, 11, 13.3, 17.5 & 20:1
- Leather bearings on front and rear maiden
- Durable brass sleeve bearings at wheel hub
- Hushed plastic bearings in bobbins
- Single Drive with Scotch Tension
- Single Treadle
- Total Wheel weight : 5kg (11 lbs)
Includes:
- Built-In Lazy Kate (3 bobbin capacity)
- 3 bobbins (120g/4.2oz capacity)
- Threading Hook
- Spinning Wheel Oil
Optional Accessories:
Receive a free bag of wool top with the purchase of this wheel. Note: Fiber will not be added to your cart but will be added to your order AFTER your complete your order.
Overall rating: 5.0 / 5 from 2 reviews.
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New adventure
"I started my interest in the fiber arts about 4 yrs ago when my mother and toured Peru. I marveled over the colors and patterns and skill of the weaving and knitting the indigenous people produced and process of going from animal to cloth. I wondered if I could do similar. My sister's father-in-law had just recently started keeping goats. Long story short. I started my new adventure in spinning from fiber to creating cloth. I came across the Woolery who had this Kromski spinning wheel at an affordable price. It was easy to put together and I have stained it to my preference. It is all mine. Learning a new skill is my driving force. Having a tool of affordable high quality is also helpful. I am just starting out, but look forward to expanding the possibilities."
