I finally got around to make a video showing my winder in action in order to exemplify the movement of parts . Enjoy and email me if you have questions.
Friday, April 10, 2015
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About Me
- Laura
- Bucuresti, Romania
- I grew up in the countryside and used to watch my grandma spinning the wool into yarn and then using it for making knitted items, or weaving it into wool fabric.I learned to hand sew , knit and crochet since I was a child, there for all items that I make remind me of a happy childhood , and it's a joy making every single one of them. Thank you for your time.
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Thanks for the video and the great explanation of how your winder works. It was very helpful!
ReplyDeleteI'm glad it was somewhat useful.Let me know if you have more questions.
DeleteWhen I did my first attempt I didn't realized there were 2 movements involved in creating the yarn ball and all I had was the rotation movement given by the big wheel and after I realized it needed also the revolution movement in order to criss-cross the yarn . Otherwise it was just like regular hand winding without the changing the position of the yarn ball.
Thanks for sharing all the details of how you made your ball winder. It's incredible!I too have wanted one like this since seeing beautiful wooden ones online.
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