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A new thing in the shop!

Finally, the photo is taken, the description is written, and everything else shop-wise is done. And may I present to you the newest thing on offer chez pallia:






- the little brother (or sister?) to the spindle stick you already know.

It's inspired by a lathe-turned stick find from York, made out of maple wood and in the quality you are used to from its bigger sibling. With only about 17 cm in length, though, it is at the shorter end of the spectrum we know from finds. It still is a beautifully working stick, fits about any whorl (thickest part of the small stick is only slightly slimmer than on the large one, with about 10 mm) and it is small enough to slip into your pocket for a project on the go.

I've given one of them a little test run, and while it looks a bit unaccustomed at first if you are used to the large variant, it does spin beautifully. Unfortunately, I have some other things to do today as well, not just spin...

There are a few other things I am planning to add to the shop, but this was the one most dear to my heart - and probably the one that will get you most excited of the new kids in the shop.
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Panth (website) on Thursday, 31 October 2013 17:30

Oooh. A baby one!

I've been very much enjoying using your spindles and whorl (while learning the in-hand method of spinning). Although I do get several people telling me that I shouldn't be putting the whorl on the spindle stick from the bottom...

Oooh. A baby one!

I've been very much enjoying using your spindles and whorl (while learning the in-hand method of spinning). Although I do get several people telling me that I shouldn't be putting the whorl on the spindle stick from the bottom...
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