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Go to Etsy.com in the shop named Walnut Farm Designs. Get this spindle in a top whorl. I think it's $9. This would be a good starter spindle. www.etsy.com/listing/194305764/top-whorl-drop-spindle-bottom-whorl?click_key=63bd5d92240aa4439532348916e1333a79535f4a%3A194305764&click_sum=e417dc6b&ref=shop_home_active_9

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Thank you! Not at all. As long as they are fully dried, they will just snap apart with no issues. I like to leave mine to fully dry at least 24 hours.

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Thank you! Yes, this is the cast off I use. ua-cam.com/video/1BA7m82ds8k/v-deo.html

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Good suggestion!

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Cottage Looms on Etsy used to make them. They don't have a shop on Etsy anymore selling looms. I am not sure if they take special orders or not now. However, if you are looking specifically for a loom with metal pegs, check out Kiss Looms. They aren't cotter pin pegs, but what makes them different is their peg/pin design. You can find them at kisslooms.com, and you can also see how they work by doing a search on youtube.

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There is no issue with PVA glue. Elmers School Glue and Glue All are types of PVA glue.

Could you be more specific? Do you mean add more fiber to your spindle or getting started with your spindle or something else?

I am not familiar with rug hooking or wool noodles that you mentioned.

This method should definitely help you have a tighter, neater edge.

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You can work this stitch in the round, but it won't look the same. When working, the stitch flat panel rows 3 and 4 have alternating purl stitches because you are working one direction and turning and going in the opposite direction. When this stitch would be worked in the round withrows 3 and 4, the purls would all be on the same peg going in one direction instead of turning with a flat panel. Parentheses representing wrapping 2 pegs as one, Flat panel Example: Row3: ( k, k) p Row 4: ( k, k) p For the in-the-round it would look like this: Row 3: ( k, k ) p Row 4: ( k, k ) p I hope this makes sense.

Thank you for your kind words. They are much appreciated. These particular strips were ½ inch at the wide end cut down to a pointed taper at the small end. If you wanted them even larger, you could definitely make them 1" at the largest end instead of ½".

I really didn't measure how much coconut I used. What I did do was dump a whole box of rounded toothpicks in container with a fitted lid and if I were to guess maybe start with a teaspoon amount of pure coconut oil and coat them all with your hands moving them around and back and forth. I left my cover off for a day or 2 and went back a few times a day to make sure all the tooth picks were good and covered moving them around. If they need more coconut oil, add more, but I didn't need to. If they seem to have too much coconut oil, add more toothpicks. After a couple of days, I put the lid on and left them. Store them in a cool, dry place. I have some I coated years ago and still use them. I haven't had to add any more oil, either. They will eventually absorb all the oil and last for a long time. Don't put them in the refrigerator. If you do the coconut oil, you will go back to solid form again.A shelf where it's cool at room temperature will work just fine.

Also, if you want to add essential oils, you can. If you do decide to add essential oils, I would put your coconut oil in a bowl and add the oil(s) you desire and then mix completely with a spoon before adding to your toothpicks. This way, the oil(s) will be evenly distributed.

Thank you so much for your kind words! I am partial to Victorian and old, weathered, rustic, distressed things, too. I have some more ideas I want to cover in the near future to designing paper beads.

Thank you! Yes, I sure do. I have been planning to get more back into paper arts and paper bead designing, but I have had health battles that have thwarted my plans. I do hope that in the near future, I can get back to the tutorial ideas I want to do. I absolutely love and enjoy paper arts!

You're welcome! I know, once you start making them paper arts takes on a whole new meaning.

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You need to know the gauge of your loom. You can figure this by measuring from center of one peg to center of a peg next to it. This will give you the gauge. If your measurement is ⅝ then you will need to use a #5 Bulky yarn or a #6 Super Bulky yarn. If you're gauge measures ½ then you can use a #4 worsted or a #5 Bulky yarn. If your gauge is ¾ then you need to use a #6 Super Bulky yarn or a #7 Jumbo yarn. So, knowing your loom gauge is very important to match your yarn weight to.

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You can use paper beads to make all kinds of things. Jewelry, bowls, other containers, embellishments for clothing, beaded curtains, ornaments, frames for pictures, covering for more ergonomic pens, pencils and other hand help implements, decorative ends on icord, coasters, I've used paper bead discs to make whorls for my yarn spindles to spin wool, really anything you can imagine.

If they have enough wool or are 100% wool, they sure would work for felting.

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Any weight of yarn and any appropriate gauge of loom to weight of yarn can be used.

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Yes, you can use paint samples. They make very nice beads too.

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