- Downloadable Textile Arts Tutorials and Patterns
- >
- Hand Spinning & Fiber Prep
- >
- Drop Spindle Handspinning Tutorial Class, Beginner Hand Spinning Instructions to Learn How to Spin Fiber into Yarn, Downloadable Digital PDF
Drop Spindle Handspinning Tutorial Class, Beginner Hand Spinning Instructions to Learn How to Spin Fiber into Yarn, Downloadable Digital PDF
SKU:
Tut - Drp Spin
$20.00
$20.00
Unavailable
per item
Drop Spindle Handspinning Tutorial Class, Beginner Hand Spinning Instructions to Learn How to Spin Fiber into Yarn, Downloadable Digital PDF
Details
Learn a new skill with this Drop Spindle Handspinning Tutorial! This is a Instant Downloadable Digital Printable PDF with Beginner Hand Spinning Instructions to Learn How to Spin Fiber into Yarn. Using a Drop Spindle is inexpensive and portable, so you can spin almost anywhere, anytime.
This Drop Spindle Spinning Tutorial Course is a text version of one of the beginner spinning classes I teach in-person in my studio and includes 8 photos along with easy-to-follow instructions.
For Personal Use Only, Please Respect My Original Artistic Work!
*****Not for Commercial Use******
* Instant download, no physical item will be sent
There are a few Simple Steps to learning how to use a Drop Spindle to make your own yarn! Handspinning is like learning to ride a bicycle. It just takes a little practice to get your balance and rhythm, using the forces of gravity and motion to twist fibers together.
Wool is the easiest fiber to start with, but you can spin mohair, alpaca, cotton, linen or just about any fiber with a drop spindle, just as people have for centuries.
You can use pre-processed, carded combed fiber, or process your own raw fiber. View my fiber preparation tutorial.
I learned to spin yarn when I was very young, over 35 years ago.
This instructional class will encourage and inspire your creativity.
This Beginner Tutorial breaks down the process of using a Drop Spindle step by step for beginners and is also a good refresher for those who have forgotten the steps.
Digital files are available automatically for download after purchase payment clears.
You can print this PDF file on your home printer.
Basic Equipment needed:
Drop Spindle or Weighted Stick
Combed or Carded Wool or other fiber
Commercial Yarn as Starter
Time
Patience
This Tutorial includes:
- Downloadable Instructions with pictures for Beginner Spinning on a Drop Spindle to Learn to Make Yarn
See More Patterns and Instructional Tutorials
********
My style is a bit bohemian, vintage shabby farmhouse romantic, coastal beach, rustic mountain cabin, country home natural style, with a bit of wabi sabi zen minimalism and earthy back to basics simplicity to ground it all.
Discover a whole new way of living artfully every day.
Put the extra into extra-ordinary.
Choose Quality Handcrafted Handwoven Artisan Textiles for Home Decor & Fashion Designed For Artful Everyday Living & Special Occasions in Classic Patterns, Colors, & Textures.
Celebrate the things in Life that really count, things that make you smile & your heart sing. Then, we each can share this with others to make a better world. - Amy C. Lund
Spinning, Knitting and Weaving since childhood, I find order and rhythm in clean, simple designs which utilize and enhance the materials and techniques and bring them together - getting back to basics with an earthy rustic feel.
My finished products have timeless classic style suitable for any traditional rustic antique - filled primitive vintage farmhouse, french country cottage chic, coastal seaside retreat, mountain hideaway cabin, contemporary industrial loft, or modern Scandinavian - Nordic urban home decor.
It's all about how you style it!
*********
TECHNIQUE & ARTISTIC DETAILS
Detail and commitment to artistry separate my hand woven textiles from many others.
I work with traditional hand and foot powered tools.
Most pieces are hemmed and finished by hand, made one-of a kind, or in short runs.
I am not a production artist, and do not make 100s of the same thing.
That is the art of the craft!
CARE & USE
With attention to care, handmade textiles will last a long time and bring continued enjoyment, although just as with anything, they may not last forever.
You will find the long-term values outweigh the costs of things in your everyday environment that are more temporary or disposable.
Enjoy Artful Living with simple, sophisticated and stylish textiles.
Handmade textiles make unique gifts that give pleasure in the simplest of ways, highlighting holidays, celebrations and special occasions.
Treat yourself, or give a gift that keeps on giving.
I focus on classic patterns, colors, and textures that will fit in both traditional vintage or modern contemporary lifestyles and décor.
Heirloom home decor furnishings, textiles, table linens & fashion accessories hand woven in natural cotton, linen, wool, alpaca & mohair, last for years.
Start your collection of Amy C. Lund Artisan Handmade Textiles today and enjoy artful living!
Tell your friends what you like, add things to your favorites!
Find me, Fan me, or Follow me (Copy & Paste these Links into your Browser):
* http://www.aclhandweaver.etsy.com
* http://www.aclhandweaver.com
* https://www.facebook.com/aclhandweaver
* Instagram @aclhandweaver
Learn a new skill with this Drop Spindle Handspinning Tutorial! This is a Instant Downloadable Digital Printable PDF with Beginner Hand Spinning Instructions to Learn How to Spin Fiber into Yarn. Using a Drop Spindle is inexpensive and portable, so you can spin almost anywhere, anytime.
This Drop Spindle Spinning Tutorial Course is a text version of one of the beginner spinning classes I teach in-person in my studio and includes 8 photos along with easy-to-follow instructions.
For Personal Use Only, Please Respect My Original Artistic Work!
*****Not for Commercial Use******
* Instant download, no physical item will be sent
There are a few Simple Steps to learning how to use a Drop Spindle to make your own yarn! Handspinning is like learning to ride a bicycle. It just takes a little practice to get your balance and rhythm, using the forces of gravity and motion to twist fibers together.
Wool is the easiest fiber to start with, but you can spin mohair, alpaca, cotton, linen or just about any fiber with a drop spindle, just as people have for centuries.
You can use pre-processed, carded combed fiber, or process your own raw fiber. View my fiber preparation tutorial.
I learned to spin yarn when I was very young, over 35 years ago.
This instructional class will encourage and inspire your creativity.
This Beginner Tutorial breaks down the process of using a Drop Spindle step by step for beginners and is also a good refresher for those who have forgotten the steps.
Digital files are available automatically for download after purchase payment clears.
You can print this PDF file on your home printer.
Basic Equipment needed:
Drop Spindle or Weighted Stick
Combed or Carded Wool or other fiber
Commercial Yarn as Starter
Time
Patience
This Tutorial includes:
- Downloadable Instructions with pictures for Beginner Spinning on a Drop Spindle to Learn to Make Yarn
See More Patterns and Instructional Tutorials
********
My style is a bit bohemian, vintage shabby farmhouse romantic, coastal beach, rustic mountain cabin, country home natural style, with a bit of wabi sabi zen minimalism and earthy back to basics simplicity to ground it all.
Discover a whole new way of living artfully every day.
Put the extra into extra-ordinary.
Choose Quality Handcrafted Handwoven Artisan Textiles for Home Decor & Fashion Designed For Artful Everyday Living & Special Occasions in Classic Patterns, Colors, & Textures.
Celebrate the things in Life that really count, things that make you smile & your heart sing. Then, we each can share this with others to make a better world. - Amy C. Lund
Spinning, Knitting and Weaving since childhood, I find order and rhythm in clean, simple designs which utilize and enhance the materials and techniques and bring them together - getting back to basics with an earthy rustic feel.
My finished products have timeless classic style suitable for any traditional rustic antique - filled primitive vintage farmhouse, french country cottage chic, coastal seaside retreat, mountain hideaway cabin, contemporary industrial loft, or modern Scandinavian - Nordic urban home decor.
It's all about how you style it!
*********
TECHNIQUE & ARTISTIC DETAILS
Detail and commitment to artistry separate my hand woven textiles from many others.
I work with traditional hand and foot powered tools.
Most pieces are hemmed and finished by hand, made one-of a kind, or in short runs.
I am not a production artist, and do not make 100s of the same thing.
That is the art of the craft!
CARE & USE
With attention to care, handmade textiles will last a long time and bring continued enjoyment, although just as with anything, they may not last forever.
You will find the long-term values outweigh the costs of things in your everyday environment that are more temporary or disposable.
Enjoy Artful Living with simple, sophisticated and stylish textiles.
Handmade textiles make unique gifts that give pleasure in the simplest of ways, highlighting holidays, celebrations and special occasions.
Treat yourself, or give a gift that keeps on giving.
I focus on classic patterns, colors, and textures that will fit in both traditional vintage or modern contemporary lifestyles and décor.
Heirloom home decor furnishings, textiles, table linens & fashion accessories hand woven in natural cotton, linen, wool, alpaca & mohair, last for years.
Start your collection of Amy C. Lund Artisan Handmade Textiles today and enjoy artful living!
Tell your friends what you like, add things to your favorites!
Find me, Fan me, or Follow me (Copy & Paste these Links into your Browser):
* http://www.aclhandweaver.etsy.com
* http://www.aclhandweaver.com
* https://www.facebook.com/aclhandweaver
* Instagram @aclhandweaver
About Your Instructor
Amy C. Lund has been working with textiles most of her life, beginning with handspinning yarn to knitting, weaving and other aspects of the fiber arts, in history and art museums both demonstrating and in collections management. She completed a Masters in Science Degree in Textiles and Related Art from the University of Rhode Island in 1993, eventually starting a weaving studio and gallery for teaching and creating artisan handspun yarns, hand knit and handwoven accessories and home decor textiles (scarves, handbags, table linens, blankets, rugs, tapestries), mixed media fiber art collages, textile repair and restoration work. |