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Respect the spindle

Respect the spindle

by Abby Franquemont

Description

Why would modern spinners choose to make yarn with a prehistoric tool? Abby Franquemont explores one of the world's most productive, versatile, and convenient devices and teaches readers to make yarn using it.

Subjects

Spindle-whorls Hand spinning Spinning Archaeology
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