Apple Jack Creek

Living on a small holding in rural Alberta, raising kids and animals, growing stuff, creating things with fibre, and living with PTSD. See more at www.applejackcreek.com.

30 January 2011

Valerija – the Lithuanian Wheel

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Meet Valerija (va-LAIR-ee-ya), my new-to-me Lithuanian wheel. She is named for the lady who lived next door to my sister , in Lituania ...
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30 December 2010

Part of the next century

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One of the wheel wrights on Ravelry said one day, “Have you ever thought that maybe you have added another century to the life of this wheel...
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20 December 2010

Wheel Alignment

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When spinning, one hand is 'forward' and one is 'back' - the forward one controls the twist, and the backward one holds the ...
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05 December 2010

A one-bobbin solution for antique spinning wheels

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I have no shortage of wheels (blush) but I wanted to come up with a solution to the 'one bobbin problem' that did not entail winding...
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28 November 2010

Playing with colour

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Did you know that you can use Wilton’s icing colouring to dye wool? Not acrylic yarn, or cotton, but real wool takes the colour beautifully....
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27 November 2010

The Lithuanian-Canadian Wheel

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The lovely Canadian Production Wheel has been working reasonably well with the original flyer, but as it was cracked and a bit wobbly, I was...
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09 November 2010

The Anyway Project: another Sharon Astyk idea

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The amazing author Sharon Astyk has started The Anyway Project. Here are the categories for the Anyway Project: Domestic Infrastructure ...
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