Understand Spinning Ratios to Easily Spin Lace Weight to Bulky Yarn!

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  • Опубликовано: 2 дек 2024

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  • @buddycollier5056
    @buddycollier5056 Год назад +8

    Nice video. I think it was in “Respect the Spindle” where I read that we lose 1/3 of the twist when we ply. So, having some degree of over twist in singles is not a bad thing. The author also wrote something to the effect that …having ‘pigtails’ on your spindle is OK.

  • @kristinfrasier4632
    @kristinfrasier4632 Год назад +87

    Yes, please! Book reviews would be amazing. And, as a woman with many chronic pain and energy issues, you do you! You must take care of yourself first and foremost! I support your privacy and healing time. I will be here whenever you are able to post more videos, but no pressure. It is self-care time!

    • @tracybird4547
      @tracybird4547 Год назад +7

      Perfectly said!Be well both of you.❤❤

    • @olgivystent9221
      @olgivystent9221 Год назад +3

      I've had RA for 21 years. Take care of yourself, rest, eat well. Best wishes.

    • @lunasmum6869
      @lunasmum6869 Год назад +3

      I have very painful health issues as well which I was born with. They, so my doctor assured me (!), will only get worse!! This is my challenge and I work with my body and do what I can when I can. So, I agree with you, and anybody else with health issues, I say take care of yourself and listen to your body.

    • @barbaracabrera207
      @barbaracabrera207 Месяц назад

      Agree!!

  • @oddveigvorkinnslien9753
    @oddveigvorkinnslien9753 Год назад +14

    Book reviews would be great! As a librerian spinning, this would be the best of two worlds for me😃

  • @ColorsofHopeCraftsASMR
    @ColorsofHopeCraftsASMR Год назад +2

    I’m sorry about your health issues! I’m recovering from a stress induced petit mal seizure, and I’ve been spinning so much yarn! It has really helped my brain heal. If spinning helps you heal, you do you! We will be here for you.

  • @rosemaryedwards3293
    @rosemaryedwards3293 Год назад +15

    This was the clearest and most detailed explanation of ratios and how to use the whorls to achieve the yarn you want. Take care of yourself, and look forward to seeing your next podcast whenever you are able to film.

  • @AmandaFerry
    @AmandaFerry Год назад +4

    Light love and health to you -- I hope you feel better soon. And yes, I would watch the HECK outta book reviews. I got "Women's Work" on your recomendation

  • @linr8260
    @linr8260 Год назад +4

    I'm really sorry about the health issues, I know that pain very well. Sending all the good vibes I can so you can get to your most comfortable and painless self as soon as possible and able to do all the things you want, and in the meantime I hope those sponsors can give you the time you need to rest. Seeing your videos lights up my day, but being healthy is most important!
    I wish slowing down the speed on my spinner gave me thicker yarn, but all I seem to get is yarn that immediately gets thin again and that I have to hold back for ages until it builds up enough twist T.T

  • @knittysixx5106
    @knittysixx5106 Год назад +2

    Oh my goodness. Where has this video been all my life?is this the best single spinning video I have ever seen? Quite possibly.

  • @wendymurray8594
    @wendymurray8594 Год назад +10

    Book reviews would be great! Also including general spinning/weaving/fibre art, as you come across them. I know I have bought a few that I've regretted but in general I love to add to my library!
    And I'm so sorry to hear of your health issues. Your videos help me cope with my own health issues and I love to see my mentor's lovely face! Take care of yourself, love. We have an extensive library of yours for when we need an Evie fix. 🙏🏻🥰

  • @latahvalleyfiberco
    @latahvalleyfiberco Год назад +2

    I am one of those people who set the wheel and then left it there!! Thanks for challenging me to explore more!

  • @Adarhysenthe
    @Adarhysenthe Год назад +4

    I have a ladybug and you made me doubletake and spot the second whorl on it. I've been spinning on it since 2019. I am SHOOK. There was facepalming. And now there is plotting to be had on my fiber stash.

  • @quicksilvertears921
    @quicksilvertears921 Год назад +2

    I love learning about history through basic skills and crafts that people had to do to make life function before the industrial age. So book reviews would be amazingly helpful.

  • @KDolan67
    @KDolan67 Год назад +1

    I would absolutely love to see you begin a book review...just one more thing to deepen our appreciation for fibers and history of clothing. Just keep your health at the forefront of your plans!! Love your videos...

  • @lisabecker9809
    @lisabecker9809 Год назад +8

    Thanks for encouraging me to try the high speed whorl my husband gave me for Christmas if I make sock yarn again. I’m praying about your health journey and care about you very much even though we’ve never met!

  • @shilpanagarkar2681
    @shilpanagarkar2681 Год назад +9

    Thanks Evie! I've been binge watching your videos lately and I've enjoyed every single video. Please take care of yourself... health comes first. Everything else can wait.

  • @annettemcardle2173
    @annettemcardle2173 Год назад +2

    Re Book Review: YES, Please! I'd love your perspective on "The Fabric of Civilization: How Textiles Made the World" by Virginia Postrel, or "Shoddy: From Devil’s Dust to the Renaissance of Rags" by Hanna Rose Shell. Awesome talk on whorls! My Ashford traditional (Emma), is from 1975 but i use my Rappard We'Peggy most because Peggy is easier to move around.
    Hope things get easier for you in the real world, because you're right; Fiber friends, ARE the best friends

  • @Meredith36
    @Meredith36 Год назад +1

    Please take care of yourself. I am sending healing energy your way.
    I would love a book review! I'm recently found your channel and have been obsessed. On your recommendation, I read “Women's Work: The First 20,000 Years.” And am now hooked on the history of fabric. I never knew what I'd been missing.

  • @YarnJourneysMelanie
    @YarnJourneysMelanie Год назад +2

    Yes, I would be VERY interested in book reviews and your take on Worn. I read it myself and it provoked my own opinions and thoughts. I wasn’t sure if her point of view always meshed with the facts the historical record presents. I would really like to hear your take on it.

  • @cockycrocheter
    @cockycrocheter Год назад +1

    Yes I’d love the book reviews! I love history, and especially when it intersects with other interests like textiles and fiber crafts!

  • @kathybrownell5095
    @kathybrownell5095 Год назад +8

    Thanks Evie, this has been so helpful. I've been a "set it and forget it" spinner on my largest whorl. This experiment will be fun to play with. Take good care of yourself.

  • @mariepla1370
    @mariepla1370 Год назад +2

    Whatever health difficulty you are going through, my best wishes and hope you recover soon. Your health comes first. This video is very useful. I have only had my Ashford Kiwi 3 wheel for few months and the whorl has 3 grooves. I've been using it in the larger diameter groove. The large wheel also has 3 grooves and I have it in the middle groove. I'm very new at spinning in a wheel, though I've spun in spindles for 6 years. I'm planning to spin in all the combinations of ratio, I can do with this wheel. Experimenting is fun. Thanks for sharing your knowledge!

    • @beverleylawton6899
      @beverleylawton6899 Год назад

      I, too, have the kiwi3. I use the small whorl groove with the large drive wheel groove; the middle whorl groove with the middle drive wheel groove; the largest whorl groove with the smallest drive wheel groove. I find these work nicely for me and don’t overstretch my drive band😊 Happy spinning😊

  • @elmmusicful
    @elmmusicful Год назад +1

    YES TO THE BOOK REVIEWS!!!!!!!!

  • @CheapEngineerCrafts
    @CheapEngineerCrafts Год назад +2

    So happy to see a new video. Take the time to tend to your needs, we will wait. Sending healing energy!

  • @megofyore
    @megofyore Год назад +2

    Definitely interested in jillianEve book reviews, please! I am learning so much here! All the best to you! 🌻

  • @bonniemcgee6648
    @bonniemcgee6648 Год назад +3

    Your health is important take are of yourself. I have a Canadian Production spinning wheel and I also have an Ashford e-spinner. Listening to you regarding your spinning ratios have been so helpful in my spinning. 🥰🧶

  • @eileenfb1948
    @eileenfb1948 Год назад +2

    Take care of yourself. Thank you for this info just what I was wondering about.
    We will be here waiting for you WHY because you're worth it.

  • @locomademoiselle
    @locomademoiselle Год назад +3

    YES please to book reviews! I LOVED that you mentioned the Valkyrie's loom - I listened to podcasts after this mention! :)
    Excellent information as usual in an accessible way :)
    I really hope you rest and recuperate and feel much better soon xxx

  • @timothychandler1725
    @timothychandler1725 Год назад +3

    I wish you well 😢. I saw you made it in the Spin-off magazine 😊. Thank you for this lesson video, and I need to try it with my spinning wheel.

    • @alenemazzuca5118
      @alenemazzuca5118 Год назад

      Thank you so much first month spinning, so helpful❤ feel better soon

  • @adrianadaluz2007
    @adrianadaluz2007 Год назад +1

    Yeeees I totally want book reviews!

  • @heathermacmaster5666
    @heathermacmaster5666 Год назад +2

    Yes please book reviews! I have the Kiwi 3. I have all the whorls for the Kiwi 3. I only use 1 setting lol. I really need to experiment with all the other settings. I need more studying!!! 😂

    • @beverleylawton6899
      @beverleylawton6899 Год назад

      In my kiwi3 I use the smallest whorl groove with the largest drive wheel groove, the middle with the middle drive wheel groove and the largest whorl groove with the smallest drive wheel groove. It works great for me😊 Happy spinning😊

  • @CarrieCraftGeek
    @CarrieCraftGeek Год назад +1

    Take care friend! Sending happy, healing vibes.

  • @jannaolsen3557
    @jannaolsen3557 Год назад +1

    Listen to your body. My body has not let me work for six months. I am hoping to work again before the end of April. I love your work. Sending hugs and love that you will feel better soon. ❤❤

  • @Gail_Blanton
    @Gail_Blanton Год назад +2

    Thank you for sharing this information. I recently realized that my treadling speed and my whorls could work together for more comfortable spinning. I learned to spin on my Ladybug and had purchased an additional whorl (slow) as the larger one that came with the wheel was still to fast for me to get down all the movements. As my skill increased I began treadling faster, which was not wonderful for my hips for prolonged periods of time. Going to a smaller whorl can allow me to slow down my treadling speed while getting the resulting yarn I am after. I’ve been mulling over all this and your explanations put it all together with a nice little bow on top. Please take care of yourself. Our thoughts are with you ❤

  • @tracybird4547
    @tracybird4547 Год назад +1

    Yes, yes please on the book reviews! 😍

  • @sunriseeyes0
    @sunriseeyes0 Год назад +1

    I’m sorry you are unwell but thankful that you are hopeful for healing. I am praying for your health and wellbeing 🙏🏽💗
    Also! I would love fiber related book reviews! I have also read and listened to Worn. It was deep but very good. A few other recommendations are: “Prehistoric Textiles” and “Women’s Work”, both by Elizabeth Wayland Barber, and the third is “Fibershed” by Rebecca Burgess. I’ve read them multiple times and always learn something new!

  • @bethanygilley
    @bethanygilley Год назад

    So good to see you back! I was worried about you! Please take the time you need to rest.
    Yes please to book reviews!
    Thank you for all your work. I have learned so much from you!

  • @julicanizalesboller1078
    @julicanizalesboller1078 Год назад

    Sorry you are not feeling very good. Hope you get better soon. I would LOVE book reviews. I do not really spin but knit and crochet so I’m very interested in textile crafts. I tend to watch your videos while at work because it helps me feel crafty. Thanks and get better soon but take great care of yourself ❤️❤️

  • @katherinesmith6820
    @katherinesmith6820 Год назад

    I love this video! I watched a Margaret Stove video and she suggested if you break a single don’t stop the wheel abruptly, let it slowly stop on it’s own. That way the broken end is usually loosely sitting on top and easy to find. I’ve found that super helpful too.

  • @debradarby8826
    @debradarby8826 Год назад +1

    This is the second “experiment” I’ve watched you doing. Thanks for your great explanations.

  • @DandySprat
    @DandySprat Год назад +1

    so happy to see you again with a new video and so glad you are feeling well enough to film a bit!

  • @stonewallsfarm3105
    @stonewallsfarm3105 Год назад +1

    Yes to book reviews!! I listen while spinning and often end up buying the book (I’m a stronger visual learner). Glad to see you back!

  • @DownwiththeRabiit
    @DownwiththeRabiit Год назад +4

    Very happy you did a video on this. Last year at the Jefferson Sheep & Wool, I took a class on wheels and ratios and it was SO helpful. It was a full math break down which was a bit hard, but I am so much better prepared at understanding how to get the yarn I want.
    I hope this helps others achieve what they're looking for in their spinning.

  • @aarenheller4968
    @aarenheller4968 Год назад +2

    Thank you for such a great explanation! And yes, I would love to watch a book review from you. Wishing you good health.

  • @bunhelsingslegacy3549
    @bunhelsingslegacy3549 Год назад +2

    Thanks for this, I'm sure I'll refer back to it when and if I get myself a wheel. I was wondering if you'd have a new video up soon and was hoping nothing was wrong. Life sure does happen, sometimes with a vengeance. And I hope whatever you have ailing you is temporary and can be resolved, and if not, that it can be managed in such a way that you can keep doing what you want to do, even if it might not be the same way you did it before. Life's all about the workarounds. We'll wait. Do what you can, and please don't beat yourself up over what you can't.

  • @sonjanordahl3158
    @sonjanordahl3158 Год назад +1

    Eve I love your channel. You have thought me so much and it has been Soooo much fun. I hope you get better soon. Not for the sake of more video by for your bubbly happy personality. And yes I would love to hear your book reviews.

  • @lorrie6736
    @lorrie6736 Год назад

    So good to see you again! I’m sorry that you aren’t feeling well, I will pray that you get better soon. We are lucky to have our fiber to keep our minds occupied. ❤

  • @jenniferbrighty5120
    @jenniferbrighty5120 Год назад +1

    Hi Evie, I'm so sorry that you're having health issues. ❣️❣️❣️❣️
    This was a very interesting and informative video podcast.
    I'm glad that you explained about twist and speed on eSpinner working in a similar way to a Whorl on a Treadle Wheel.
    Keeping you, Mark and your Boys in my thoughts and Prayers.
    Please take care of yourself Fibre Friend
    Lots of love, Blessings and Huge Hugs to you all Jen xxxx ❤❤❤❤🙏🙏🙏🙏🫂🫂🫂🫂🐕🐈‍⬛

  • @karena5975
    @karena5975 Год назад +1

    Thank you for this great video, the timing is perfect I also have been poorly the last few weeks and have been trying to occupy myself. I have a ladybug wheel that I bought about a year ago and have struggled to get going. I learnt to spin about 35 years ago but life got in the way and I haven’t done any spinning for about 30 years . With the help of your videos I seem to have rekindled my interest and am now keen to keep going. Thank you again and I hope your health improves soon.

  • @bethhasilo1536
    @bethhasilo1536 Год назад

    Praying your rest helps you to heal quickly. Yes to the book reviews. I'm new to this & wanting to learn as much as I can. Thanks. ♥️🧶

  • @pamshanahan7972
    @pamshanahan7972 Год назад +1

    My many prayers and hugs are with you. I hope you feel stronger soon. I would love to watch your book reviews, that’s a great idea. Thank you

  • @ashkecorner7611
    @ashkecorner7611 Год назад

    We absolutely would adore book reviews! Definitely take the time you need to rest and heal, no worries or hurry.❤

  • @sandrahageman9955
    @sandrahageman9955 Год назад

    I like the idea of your book reviews. I can’t imagine I would read the book but love hearing the history, especially when you share it in such a fun way.
    Best wishes with your health journey.

  • @nicolelafontaine1720
    @nicolelafontaine1720 Год назад +1

    Sending you my best thoughts for a full and prompt recovery !

  • @GaraksApprentice
    @GaraksApprentice Год назад +1

    I think your book reviews would be grand. Hoping your health improves soon, please don’t stress about us while you’re healing. We’ll just have to put all your wonderful teaching into practice while you recover 😉

  • @teresac.m.355
    @teresac.m.355 Год назад

    I have been thinking of you and hoping all was well. Nice to see you back. I am sending healing vibes.

  • @maggiehaddon1457
    @maggiehaddon1457 Месяц назад

    Ello girlie. I notice that a whole year has passed., so hope you are feeling better these days. 🙏. Thank you for recent video all about whorls. I wanted to create a tangled twist art yarn . Which I did., but never thought to change whorl slot on my lendrum. Result ! Less work, more twist. Perfect skein for fancy elastic neck warmer ! Woo woo x

  • @barbaracabrera207
    @barbaracabrera207 Месяц назад

    Praying for you!! TFS! Austin TX USA

  • @lindaspencer6547
    @lindaspencer6547 Год назад

    Thank you. As someone who wants to learn to spin, but doesn’t have a wheel yet, I found your video to be very helpful. I don’t know which wheel to get, but I loved learning about how whorl size effects the finished thickness of the yarn (all other things staying the same of course). Thank you!

  • @lookingup3678
    @lookingup3678 Год назад +1

    Hugs. May God richly bless you and your family. I’m a new spinner and you have helped me so much in my journey. Thank you for all that you’ve done to serve this community.

  • @ginaheutink968
    @ginaheutink968 Год назад

    Nice to see your articles in Spin Off and Ply magazines. Take care of yourself. I enjoy your videos.

  • @MrMichaelxo
    @MrMichaelxo 9 месяцев назад

    I love the way you explain things, and show results.. your videos have helped so very much in my journey! Thank you! Wishing you strength and healing and looking forward to your videos when your feeling better! 🙏💕🐑🧶

  • @vivienneconway1926
    @vivienneconway1926 Год назад +1

    You’re in my thoughts and prayers

  • @sonjanordahl3158
    @sonjanordahl3158 Год назад +1

    I've only been spinning for a little over a year. during that year I have always used the same whorl ratio. I have been focused on developing my consistency. But now that I feel I can turn out a halfway consistent spin, I will be starting into more exploration.

  • @canndell
    @canndell Год назад +2

    This has cleared up a TON of confusion for me! I had no idea what a ratio was or how to figure it out. Simple!!!! thank you so much, and I hope you get to feeling better soon! ❤

  • @lisaflood6193
    @lisaflood6193 Год назад

    I'm a new spinner (first lesson in January & renting a Lendrum), so I'm soaking up as much information as possible. There is so much to learn! Thank you for all that you do! Best wishes to you as you rest to gain back your health. We will still all be here for you if you need to slow down or take a break.

  • @kaitlinlewis2450
    @kaitlinlewis2450 Год назад +1

    All Read for the book Reviews! My Spinning Wheel was second hand and I got her from the original Owner and it's Double Drive and I named her Elizabeth.

  • @cindyrice5129
    @cindyrice5129 Год назад +5

    So wonderful to see you again! This video was so very useful to me, helped me better understand how switching ratio size will affect my yarn. I'm busy setting up my wheel right now and going fiber stash diving to try the four-skein experiment. Thanks for the inspiration to get spinning again! My thoughts are with you, please take care of yourself and I hope your health situation can be resolved quickly.

  • @harplady5833
    @harplady5833 7 месяцев назад

    Thank you❣️I used to spin on an old Quebec production wheel and have just treated myself to an Ashford Traveler. Your video really helped me to understand ratios and I look forward to exploring my new wheel with its smorgasbord of ratios!

  • @christinazook593
    @christinazook593 Год назад

    Thank you for all of your videos! They’re so helpful. Please take care of yourself. I’ll be praying for you.

  • @habituscraeftig
    @habituscraeftig Год назад

    Yes, yes, yes to the book reviews!

  • @meganhicks2799
    @meganhicks2799 Год назад

    Book reviews-YES! Thank you for sharing this work.

  • @annikasamuelsson2185
    @annikasamuelsson2185 Год назад +1

    Yes, I want book reweivs!! Reading Women's work right now, on your recomendation.

  • @elizabethrwood
    @elizabethrwood Год назад

    Hope you feel better. I always love your videos and find them very informative. Wishing you good rest and refueling time!

  • @l.e.5930
    @l.e.5930 Год назад +2

    I am SO glad you made this video! I was commissioned to spin for an alpaca farmer and have been bumbling my way through it but it all makes sense now!!!! Thank you!! 💜

  • @margaretrosesimons3226
    @margaretrosesimons3226 Год назад

    I’m onboard for whatever you feel happy to share with us. I learn so much from you and look forward to all of your new posts. Your explanations, demonstrations, and deep dives into textile history are marvelous, and I know I’ll love your book reviews, too. Please take care of yourself and don’t worry about losing our interest if you need to take a complete break for a while. You won’t! We will be here when your healing is done and your energy is back to 100%. In the meantime, I will enjoy learning from the wonderful library of videos you have already produced. Thank you, and here’s to your good health!❤

  • @kajsabrattgard5789
    @kajsabrattgard5789 7 месяцев назад

    This is an excellent video! I´ve never fully understood the whole "ratio-thing" but now I do, thanks to Your educative and detailed explanation!

  • @jhaypennycuff2396
    @jhaypennycuff2396 Год назад

    I’m so grateful for this video! It made a whorl of difference 😂. Today I tried to spin fingering weight for the first time. Single kept breaking so I tried a faster whorl & that did the trick! Yay!

  • @vane_lao
    @vane_lao Год назад +1

    I'm glad you are taking care and making this amazing relaxing craft, always delightful to watch and learn here. I wish health for all of us💖

  • @misspugandpomeranian
    @misspugandpomeranian Год назад +1

    Thank you for your videos! Take care, your health cames first! And I love your cardigan, it's beautiful!!!

  • @jgordy4840
    @jgordy4840 Год назад

    Hugs to your whole family.

  • @cathyslobodian6617
    @cathyslobodian6617 Год назад

    Excellent explanation on whorls and ratios! Thank you. Hope you’re feeling better soon!

  • @kristinkos7185
    @kristinkos7185 Год назад +1

    I hope you are
    Feeling better soon! I really love your videos and advice!

  • @alenacarnes6658
    @alenacarnes6658 Год назад

    I hope you have a full and speedy recovery! So glad you are able to spin while you rest. Sending lots of positive vibes and energy ❤️

  • @nancymaceachern7611
    @nancymaceachern7611 Год назад +1

    Thanks for your great explaination of ratios! I have been a set it and forget it type of spinner for years, as you made me suddenly aware, not bothering to learn. Now I can start experimenting! I typically chain-ply, but I will change that up, too, with two-ply. Love your RUclips videos. Get well soon.

  • @violentcat345
    @violentcat345 Год назад +1

    Hope you're health comes good swiftly Evie! I don't have a spinning wheel so spinning ratios is news to me however I want to get a wheel one day and knowing about things like this will hopefully help me to be a better spinner and enjoy myself while doing it! Thanks for the video!

  • @kayrigetta9462
    @kayrigetta9462 Год назад +1

    Hope you feel better really soon.

  • @KKITTYKAT53
    @KKITTYKAT53 Год назад +1

    Thanks, This was so informative. Ive always heard about ratios but never fully understood

  • @theresarounds6869
    @theresarounds6869 Год назад +1

    This has been very helpful! I understand whorls and ratios better. I am new to spinning, so trying to wrap my head around the math part was a bit overwhelming. I still feel overwhelmed with all the variables that go into producing yarn. With this information you have provided, I feel better about experimenting without feeling so lost and intimidated. Thank you!!

  • @elizabethmonsees3643
    @elizabethmonsees3643 Год назад

    Hi Jillian EvE, I’m sorry to hear you were feeling poorly for whatever reason I’m just getting to thiS video and am hoping that you are much better nw. ReallY EnjoY your videos am learning new things and has been inspiring me to get back to my fiber arts again.💕😊

  • @kellyrosloniec300
    @kellyrosloniec300 Год назад

    Yes please! I'd love book reviews.

  • @alexvanderpol1
    @alexvanderpol1 Год назад +1

    Hope you feel better soon! We'll be here for you, if you need it!
    This was a really interesting video, thank you for sharing your knowledge!

  • @roxanneash4091
    @roxanneash4091 Год назад

    Book reviews yes please hope you're feeling better soon. Best wishes from Canada.

  • @ripleyhyland1885
    @ripleyhyland1885 Год назад +1

    Such helpful information! I’m interested in spinning and the information you provide is so helpful! Thank you for making these ideas simple enough for a non spinner to understand!

  • @alip.9740
    @alip.9740 Год назад

    Thank you for this video! Many prayers for your health!

  • @ingebauwens7209
    @ingebauwens7209 Год назад +1

    Thank you for this video.... Never checked the ratio on my wheel.... It is antiq so only 1 bobbin and yup no other ratios possible.... But nowiu der stand why I overtwist when I go for a thicker yarn.... I am e real beginner on the wheel.... So still teaching.... So now I know I need to treddle les for the thicker yarn.... Or go faster whit my hands.... And for the tinner.... Just keep going..... Going to try this all....
    Sothank you.... You know I teached spinning on the wheel with you're videos.... 🎉
    Please take care of yourself.... We do have patience to wait for videos....
    Greetings inge

  • @amberdehay1976
    @amberdehay1976 9 месяцев назад

    Thank you for this video! I am just about to purchase my first wheel and trying to learn as much as I can beforehand. This was an excellent explanation of the whorls and ratios that helped me to understand it much better.

  • @caroleschmidt5878
    @caroleschmidt5878 Год назад

    Book reviews yes!!! I enjoy the perspective you share.😊

  • @emilythequeen1
    @emilythequeen1 Год назад

    I love you. Please take care of your precious self!!! I enjoyed this a lot, as I’m quite astute at spinning very finely, but next I want to try a thicker one!

  • @lisabecker9809
    @lisabecker9809 Год назад

    Thanks!

  • @MrMichaelxo
    @MrMichaelxo 9 месяцев назад

    I love the way you explain things and show examples i have already learned so much from your videos. I am a new spinner and just started trying a different speed whirl mainly because I needed more twist on the BFL i was spinning thinner than i had been and it worked perfectly instead of increasing my peddling speed.. 😊❤