Autumn Glory Spindle 5 - Spina Spindle
A spindle to celebrate the season of golden leaves, portrayed on it in gold and orange glimmery paints.
This is a new spindle design that I came up with.
It has roots in the Phang spindle definitely, but it also has some of the aesthetics of the italian drop spindle.
Both sides are pointy, which made me think of a thorn, hence the name.
This is to me an evolution of my Thorn design - reason why it’s called Spina (Italian word for thorn).
From my experience, it is a little faster than my phangs. I of course recommend building your cop on the spindle belly for the better balance.
Wood: Beech, stained.
Size: 25cm (10 in)
Weight: 27 gr
A spindle to celebrate the season of golden leaves, portrayed on it in gold and orange glimmery paints.
This is a new spindle design that I came up with.
It has roots in the Phang spindle definitely, but it also has some of the aesthetics of the italian drop spindle.
Both sides are pointy, which made me think of a thorn, hence the name.
This is to me an evolution of my Thorn design - reason why it’s called Spina (Italian word for thorn).
From my experience, it is a little faster than my phangs. I of course recommend building your cop on the spindle belly for the better balance.
Wood: Beech, stained.
Size: 25cm (10 in)
Weight: 27 gr
A spindle to celebrate the season of golden leaves, portrayed on it in gold and orange glimmery paints.
This is a new spindle design that I came up with.
It has roots in the Phang spindle definitely, but it also has some of the aesthetics of the italian drop spindle.
Both sides are pointy, which made me think of a thorn, hence the name.
This is to me an evolution of my Thorn design - reason why it’s called Spina (Italian word for thorn).
From my experience, it is a little faster than my phangs. I of course recommend building your cop on the spindle belly for the better balance.
Wood: Beech, stained.
Size: 25cm (10 in)
Weight: 27 gr