Drop spindle spinning with Mirabel Oliver
Join us to learn the techniques to start hand spinning beautifully soft yarn to add another dimension of depth to your knitting, crochet, or weaving projects.
Spinning thread with a drop spindle is an ancient craft that has been practised throughout the world for thousands of years. Here you’ll learn the key techniques to start hand spinning beautifully soft yarn to add another dimension of depth to your knitting, crochet, or weaving projects.
You’ll be given local wool to learn and there’ll also be an opportunity to purchase a drop spindle to take home with you to continue your spinning journey.
Please note:
- All materials and tools will be provided.
- This workshop is for adults.
Spinning thread with a drop spindle is an ancient craft that has been practised throughout the world for thousands of years. Here you’ll learn the key techniques to start hand spinning beautifully soft yarn to add another dimension of depth to your knitting, crochet, or weaving projects.
You’ll be given local wool to learn and there’ll also be an opportunity to purchase a drop spindle to take home with you to continue your spinning journey.
Please note:
- All materials and tools will be provided.
- This workshop is for adults.
CWEA, 59 Gloucester Street, Christchurch Central
Event contact
Resourceful Craft 2025 info@resourcefulcraft.org.nz www.rekindle.org.nz/collections/workshops/products/drop-spindle-spinning-otautahiOther events you may be interested in
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