Majacraft Bobbin - Lace
Price: $46.00
To spin very fine lace-weight yarns like never before, you will want a Majacraft lace bobbins. The fibreglass cores make for very light bobbins and will allow you to have extra sensitive brake adjustment. This is essential for lace spinning. By combining this bobbin with our lace flyers you will be able to spin at very high speeds with ease. These bobbins have a "fat" core to reduce the "yarn-to-bobbin angle" and hence the tension on the yarn as you spin.
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