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Build a fat turtle, not a tall one
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 12 ม.ค. 2017
- Ever try to build a fat, wide Turkish spindle cop, but you can only manage to build up? This is the video for you. It shows you when to start new layers to build a wider, flatter cop. Also shows how to do layers below the arms and why you should!
Thank you! I’m a new Turkish spindle spinner and this was very helpful. ❤️
I've always been curious how those Instagram spinners got such pretty turtles! Thank you this was very informative!
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Thank you for a very informative video! I'm mostly a wheel spinner but got my first turk this week and I want to make pretty cops like yours!
Congrats on the new spindle Allison! With you being a wheel spinner you already have a good head start!
This video was a game changer for my spindle cop winding, thanks!
Thanks for the great tips!
Hi Sara, I don't know where YT been hiding you, but got 3 video podcast tutorials in a row.
Hope the Cop on my Turkish Spindle will look as good and pretty as yours I'm in complete awe of your Turkish Spindling.
Thankyou for sharing your expertise with us.
Happy Spinning ❤ 🐏
Take care and stay safe Jen xx ❤ 🐏
Haha, TH-cam has probably been hiding me because it’s been a while since I posted a new video… algorithms and all that. Thank you for the kind words. You brightened my day! Happy spinning!
@@SpinningSara Hi Sara, I'm so glad to have made your day. You've made mine too.
I've really enjoyed watching your video podcasts. I've actually learned a lot today. So a Huge Thankyou to you.
Happy Spinning 🐏🐏
Hope you're having a good weekend.
Take care and stay safe
Love Jen xx 💖 🐏
Tbh I’m not into spending longer on winding my turtle than spinning it. Fine I guess if you want to take pretty pictures but I want usable yarn…I don’t care if it’s pretty in the ball.
I agree, neat winding isn’t for everyone. That’s the beauty of spinning. There isn’t any one right way to do it. You get to make it your own. This video was for those who do want to wind on neatly. I have another video on the ball wind on if you are more into speed and not the beauty of the wind on.
Not perfect she says while mine looks like a train wreck 🤣 in my defense, I very new to this.
Hi Sara, looks gorgeous. Do you always ply?
And what about keeping the stretch of the wool? It looks thight up very well. Thanks
How did you spin that much to wrap all at once...or did you unwrap it to show us how you wrap...I would be happy just to spin that even...thank you for sharing
o0oMysticdragono0o I spun for about 5 minutes and wound the singles around the shaft. Then when I was ready to tape the video, I unwound all the singles so I could have a lot to use for the demo 😁. with practice, you will spin even too! Thanks for watching!
I use a larger turk. I always wonder how much fiber it can hold.
I had a Jenkins Aegean and I fit an ounce on it. And I gave myself Tennis Elbow in the process, it was way too heavy for me! They can hold a lot of fiber, but that doesn't mean you necessarily should ;)
Wrapping the top and bottom how do you get the strand you started with out to grab both strands to ply?
I use tweezers, if I don’t mind how much pulling from the inside makes the plied have uneven twist. I usually just stick two separate cops on a lazy Kate and ply singles from two cops together to get a yarn with the same twist on each single.
I just ordered my spindle so I have this question: To start a new row, did you go across from where you were, the same wooden piece just the opposite arm from where the yarn was? I kept rewinding to see ...It looks like you are starting the new layer on top across from your work, am I right? TFS!
You actually start the new layer the same way you wind on an existing layer. When you are ready to start the new layer, you turn 1 arm, go right up next to the shaft and continue building out. Hope that helps! If not I can do another video just on that.
Sara how much does this mini spindle hold?
It really depends on how thick your singles are. This particular spindle is a Jenkins Finch and are made for spinning co web to light sport weight yarns. I have put about an ounce on it.
Very nice!! But you must be totally devastated when the time comes to use your extra pretty cops to ply etc. They're too neat and pretty for words! 😕
Well thank you! I'm usually too excited to get to the finished project to be worried about being sad about ruining my turtles :) But I do display them on my spindle rack while waiting to finish all the singles, so there is that :)
You are SO hooked!! LOL Like me tying an extra good looking fly to go
catch me some trout, and deciding against it cuz I don't want to mangle
the fly!! 😄
Is that a Jenkins turk?
It is indeed. It is a Bolivian Rosewood Finch.