Bluebonnet Thimble - All My Love
Price: $595.00
The Thimble is a small folding wheel. This wheel is ideal for traveling by public transportation. It is 14 inches wide and 18 inches tall. It has a 14 inch wheel.
This little spinning wheel is made from solid wood. No mdf, particle wood, or plywood.
Each of the four Thimbles are identical with the exception of the design of the wheel itself.
The Basic Thimble has a solid wheel.
The All My Love Thimble has a solid wheel with hearts cut out.
The Traditional Thimble has turned spokes.
The Fairy Thimble has Scroll cutout Fairies in the wheel.
We currently use Red Oak or Hard Maple. We do not stain Red Oak.We use wood wax to finish all our spinning wheels since we have found this to leave a much smoother finish than varnish, which swells the end grain on oak.
Specifications:
- Orifice height is 28 inches
- Wheel is 14 inches in diameter
- Two whorls standard
- Spinning ratios are 4:1, 6:1, 8:1, 10:1 on low speed whorl
- Spinning ratios are 12:1, 14:1, 16:1, 18:1 on high speed whorl
- Weight is currently 11.5 pounds including the freestanding Lazy Kate.
- Double Treadle for easy wheel control
- Sealed ball bearings on wheel axle and flyer axle
- Steel wheel axle
- Steel flyer axle
- Scotch Tension is standard
- Three bobbins are standard
- bobbins have sealed bearings
- 2 bobbin free standing Lazy Kate
- Poly stretchy drive band
This item may ship from manufacturer. Please contact us for delivery timing.
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