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Thank you for posting this. I now have a spindle made by Henry Lee Dedman from Weaving in Beauty. I still have to try it out. Your video really helped sell me on Navajo spindles. I have three feed bags of lovely, but smelly wool to scour, but once it gets done, my new spindle will be busy. :)
laughinglark 8 months ago
@laughinglark
I have a Dedman too, and I'm getting a Snipes at SOAR. DY Begay will be teaching, and it's very rare for Navajo teachers to come east!
sergeantmajorette 8 months ago
I love this video! Is that a Roosterick Spindle? I think I see a hint of woodburning on the whorl and they are the only ones I know with a steel tip.
MichiganSpinning 1 year ago
@MichiganSpinning
Yep, it's a Roosterrick! Great for concrete!
sergeantmajorette 1 year ago
That's sad?
Nobody!! But apples and "number!""
Blind landlords shaffing with the lost winds!!!
Whiffeding with alien air!!!
Dine!!!!
Awake up!!!
Quannah07 1 year ago
Dine in NYC?
Put yer hands up!
sergeantmajorette 1 year ago
Good vid. I just started on a high whorl drop spindle. Nice to see something diffrent.
wachs13 2 years ago