It helped me make a pretty nice purchase in the end:
Now if I can figure out how to use it! I am trying to learn how to add audio books to this little baby, but I'm not being very successful so far. I'm usually pretty computer literate, but sometimes these things just get me. Anyone out there know how to help me with this??
I bought an Edward Tabachek Cherry Turkish spindle this week, in an effort to learn how to spindle spin successfully, and I think I may actually be liking this:
I also think that I am one of those weirdos that love a heavier spindle and a bottom whorl to boot. I am getting a fingering weight so far with this. Look at the bottom, I actually had to buy a book to figure out how to wind on correctly. It was definately a duh moment!
Here is my Kai in progress: I am just beginning the central diamond, and I can't believe how hard this color is to photograph! Can you see the wave in this?? It's been pretty fun to do so far!
2 comments:
Wow, it all looks great!!!! I'm going to have to try a bottom whorl. But the yarn you've spun looks wonderful. And the sweater, that is going to be soooooo very pretty. I've put books and songs on my kids ipods but I'm one of those that has to be sitting there doing it before I remember how. I'm sure you've got it by now. You are a spindling inspiration!!!!!
Whee! I wone something! I will mail you. Also, I can give you the lowdown on putting audio books on an iPod. It's an easy process but annoying because it involves importing, converting, deleting, renaming, reimporting... but it is very easy.
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