And check out those hummingbirds! He carves all that stuff using a scroll saw. No laser cutting! He has lots of great options, but I chose hummingbirds cause they make me think of my mom.

I have big plans for it next week when we go on vacation to St. George Island (Florida) with my family. I plan to spin up some of the deep dark blue I bought awhile back from Cloverhill as a lace weight, and do more of the BFL I got from Amy Boogie on my Kundert spindle as well.
Anyway, overjoyed, and wanted to share. A shot of some finished yarn after it dries.

4 comments:
Pretty!
That is a beautiful spindle - what craftsmanship! The yarn is pretty nice too!!! :)
As if I didn't want to spin already! That is a spectacular piece of carpentry!
Pretty spindle, pretty yarn.
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