How to Spin Yarn On a Wheel - Absolute Beginner Lesson!

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  • Опубліковано 21 лип 2024
  • A beautiful, simple tutorial on how to get started spinning yarn using a 28 inch Lendrum Saxony, double treadle, left orientation, with cherry wood that I stained to look like black walnut.
    I'm showing you how to do a 1-ply yarn today; we won't get into plying in this tutorial.
    Just to clarify, the mother of all is the horizontal bar and the maidens are the two posts holding the flyer/bobbin setup.
    You can find roving here - amzn.to/2MBDRo7
    Please head on over to my website and sign up for my email newsletter so you don't miss out on any important updates, sales, new products, etc!
    www.ExpressionFiberArts.com
    Thanks!
    I hope you enjoy the tutorial!
    Much love from me,
    Chandi

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  • @samanthahennessy28
    @samanthahennessy28 2 роки тому +48

    It's been four years since I first watched this video, dreaming of my own wheel. I now have 5 wheels and I'm about to start teaching spinning in my local community, so I'm back again to pick up some tips for beginners. Spinning has become part of my therapy, it kept me sane through lockdown with a newborn, and connected me with a while new community of fluff lovers. Thank you for posting this video and helping me find my passion.

    • @ExpressionFiberArts
      @ExpressionFiberArts  Рік тому +1

      Wow, this makes me so happy! Enjoy all your future projects. 💕

    • @christiesteckelberg8366
      @christiesteckelberg8366 Рік тому

      Where r u? Want lessons

    • @red03golf
      @red03golf 11 місяців тому

      5 wheels, cool - I love crafting tools. about 25 years ago I told my wife I was heading into town to buy a new saw to do a specific task, being completely ignorant of woodworking she snidely asked me "don't you already have a saw?!" - I rolled my eyes hard enough to sprain one of them ;o)

  • @ChipNoir
    @ChipNoir 6 років тому +244

    25+ years of knowing Sleeping Beauty, and I finally know how a fugging spinning wheel works. And I want one NOW!

    • @ExpressionFiberArts
      @ExpressionFiberArts  6 років тому +15

      yes!

    • @MS-mp9om
      @MS-mp9om 4 роки тому +5

      was thinking the same thing hahah! one of my favorite movies as a kid!

    • @pugmcmuffins9282
      @pugmcmuffins9282 4 роки тому +10

      What makes me cringe is when I realize all the spinning wheels they burned in that movie. Ouch.

    • @beyondswatches4665
      @beyondswatches4665 4 роки тому +5

      So I thought of Rumplestilskin first. Can't even remember the whole story but a spindle was involved and it just made sense.

    • @mrsonigiri
      @mrsonigiri 3 роки тому +3

      Wasn't there a needle involved in the story somewhere? 🤔

  • @danielklee2933
    @danielklee2933 6 років тому +5

    What a peaceful video you have made. A person could sit and watch it for hours. It is nice to see there are still people in the world who still enjoy the simpler things in life.

  • @ChrisDavis-ju7tx
    @ChrisDavis-ju7tx 2 роки тому +9

    Showed this video to my great grandmother, she remembers when this was a necessary function of daily country life. She did say it sure wasn't for relaxation though.

  • @14Raine14
    @14Raine14 4 роки тому +53

    I watched this video a few years ago when I got my first wheel, and I've come back to it with a smile and a giggle! You are a wonderful teacher and instilled a wonderful sense of creativity and joy to my spinning. I use a castle lendrum wheel and its got many miles on it

  • @jessicaeaton3183
    @jessicaeaton3183 6 років тому +169

    this was beautiful to watch. I don't know why I'm watching or how I ended up here but it captivated me.

    • @clevername8832
      @clevername8832 5 років тому +2

      I'm here because her making a point to put tits thigh on the thumbnail was successful.

    • @Katriina92
      @Katriina92 5 років тому

      Lol yes same to both these comments

    • @j5892000
      @j5892000 5 років тому

      @@clevername8832 I love tits

    • @vickieheather9682
      @vickieheather9682 5 років тому +1

      Me too... ha ha

    • @tianoninanana
      @tianoninanana 5 років тому

      same, loved it 2

  • @lorettabrail7806
    @lorettabrail7806 2 роки тому +2

    Omygod! I have GOT to get into doing this!!!! Took 70 years to even watch something like this! Wow! Thank-you!

  • @lilystabile3594
    @lilystabile3594 Рік тому +5

    I first watched this video seven years ago, and it was a launching pad. The community of spinners around me has grown by leaps and bounds, I’ve been able to make reconnections within my own family, I’ve had the privilege of educating the public about fiber arts, and I’ve found meaning and direction for life through handspinning. I tell everyone who asks that this video taught me to spin. Thank you so much for this, from the bottom of my heart. 💜

    • @ExpressionFiberArts
      @ExpressionFiberArts  Рік тому

      Thank you for sharing that with me! I'm really touched and so happy you've found something that gives you so much pleasure. You're very kind to share your story with me.

  • @brianconcannon822
    @brianconcannon822 5 років тому +8

    I recently invented a 'new' electric motor to run at variable speed. A patent search showed it had been invented previously in 1911 for a spinning machine in a textile mill. I knew nothing of spinning but your videos go to the basics. I appreciated your efforts, the video "How to Spin Yarn On a Wheel - Absolute Beginner Lesson! " was perfect for me. Now I can progress to learn about jennies, frames, and mills. Thank you.

  • @rachelmitchell2144
    @rachelmitchell2144 Рік тому +3

    I have been pondering spinning as I am a knitter and was gifted quite a bit of fiber from a friend a few years ago. Coincidentally, I saw a spinning wheel in a flea market a couple of weeks ago. It was a bargain and I have been thinking about it ever since. Chandi, watching you spin away in such a serene environment encourages me to see if the wheel is still there! Thank you so much the fun and positivity you put out with all of your yarn, patterns and videos. 🙂

    • @ExpressionFiberArts
      @ExpressionFiberArts  Рік тому

      You're most welcome! Happy that you enjoy our videos and tutorials so much. Hope you get your own spinning wheel soon. 💕

  • @hmelonify
    @hmelonify 7 років тому +1

    For a lifetime I have wanted to spin... all things in good time as yesterday I got my first spinning wheel and now I am super excited - thank you for your beginner videos.

  • @mehirohouseki
    @mehirohouseki Рік тому +2

    I've been wanting to learn to spin for years now and I finally ordered a mini electric wheel to start my spinning journey with! I can't wait to make my own yarn and then use it in my crocheting. Thank you so much for this wonderful tutorial!

  • @jerseygirl51582
    @jerseygirl51582 8 років тому +3

    I love how how relaxed and inspiring you are. I fell in love with your blog and videos after watching you crochet snowflakes. You tend to have such an easy going peaceful way about you while still teaching and using technical which I so appreciate. Thanks so much for the effort you go to!

  • @earthshipspain313
    @earthshipspain313 9 років тому +4

    Thank you so much! I love your relaxed way of teachers no....and spinning.
    I've just bought an old Swiss wheel and can't wait to get it up and running so I can try this

  • @wgjohnson
    @wgjohnson 3 роки тому

    Dear Channey, this is was so relaxing to watch. My mother and grandmother knitted and crocheted, alas I'm clumsy in these things did not continue that beautiful legacy! but just watching brought back memories. thank you so much!

  • @CallieRoseMartinsyde
    @CallieRoseMartinsyde 6 років тому

    I always enjoyed watching the women at their spinning wheels at the historic woolen mill in my hometown. I had no idea it really was as easy as they made it look. Great video, thank you for posting!

  • @amberjohnson2715
    @amberjohnson2715 9 років тому +4

    I love this! It seems so relaxing! I'm a knitter, and I'm completely intrigued with the concept of making my own yarn! This is soooo cool !

  • @libbykat3958
    @libbykat3958 10 років тому +7

    Love the video, thank you! I have an Ashford wheel & have felt quite daunted by the little issues along the way, such as the roving breaking but you are very reassuring, it can be done! Loved the random pink ball at 5:00...I kept going back to replay its journey :'D

  • @krystie6835
    @krystie6835 4 роки тому +2

    Wow... I was curious to watch this and I think spinning is a truly dying art! It's great to see younger generations continuing this craft. You have an absolutely gorgeous wheel! and like everyone else this video is inspiring to give it a go. I feel as if this video is like stepping back into a time machine 100 years. Great scenery too!

  • @mikeemeador9252
    @mikeemeador9252 2 роки тому +1

    Wonderful timing when u said that it was a lot of gear to spin some yarn, I was thinking the very same thing not a moment b4.
    Beautiful scenery and ur attitude is awesome.

  • @515leopard
    @515leopard 9 років тому +12

    this is honestly my favorite video on spinning, I watch it over and over. Hope I get to try spinning someday!

  • @NoctumusTV
    @NoctumusTV 9 років тому +28

    I have no idea how this video came up as a recommendation for me, but I'm glad it did :)

  • @christie5382
    @christie5382 5 років тому

    Didn't even listen to your instructions or even care to learn to spin yarn, just enjoyed the calmness of your voice in this beautifully made video. So cute when you suddenly got excited "ah ah...ahh" when you almost made a mistake.

  • @fallenpatriot7917
    @fallenpatriot7917 7 років тому

    I was watching a historical farm documentary, I grew up around farms so farming history is kinda an interest of mine and there was an episode where they showed how textiles go from start to finish. All the way from feeding the sheep well so the nutrition grows a better fleece all the way to manufacturing textiles. It was based on a 16th century English farm and how they did everything. Anyway, my mind ran away with how the heck does spinning work so I found some videos to see how it all works. Yours was informative and pleasant to watch. Thank you!

  • @jamiecowan170
    @jamiecowan170 7 років тому +8

    Love this video. I'm a toolmaker, and often look to industry outside my normal woodworker/metalworker zone to get ideas on how to make things by seeing how different machines work. This was absolutely hypnotic! A real joy to watch, I'll never spin myself, but I can really appreciate the combination of tool and technique. This was a real treat, and the instructor has a great tone in teaching. I'll be back for more. Keep up the good work, I appreciate it.

  • @quizillafreak
    @quizillafreak 10 років тому +23

    You video really inspired me to start spinning a while ago and let it sit around in my head and look around the web! I'm buying my wheel tomorrow, it's secondhand since it's cheaper and I don't know whether I'll even like doing it but I really wanna try. Ordered some roving today which should be arriving monday or tuesday which gives me time to get used to treddling before spinning. :)

    • @ExpressionFiberArts
      @ExpressionFiberArts  10 років тому

      Awesome! Good luck! You're gonna have so much fun! As far as the drive band you messaged me about, you can use cotton string. Your wheel should come with instructions on how to set it up... each one is different. :D

    • @quizillafreak
      @quizillafreak 10 років тому

      ExpressionFiberArts Thank you for your quick reply! I'm afraid it won't come with instructions since I'm purchasing mine from an antique store (the seller told me it was a working wheel that had been used) but I don't know if it'll come with a band or not. :) Thank you, though. Is there a specific knot I should use?

    • @SookFunAndEthan
      @SookFunAndEthan 10 років тому

      +Expression fiber to be know what a great way that you have received
      Monday today for the
      UK for your business to. .....

  • @TheNurselove01
    @TheNurselove01 10 років тому +1

    This is the original spin class to make those calves tight! I LOVE it. Could so do this on a weekend when I just need to get away. Thanks for sharing!

  • @annakompisova7085
    @annakompisova7085 7 місяців тому

    This video inspired me to learn spinning 5 years ago. Now I have 2 spinning wheels, bunch of spindles, fluff everywhere. I grow my own cotton ( a little ). I even learned how to shear a sheep. So thank you. This video truly changed my life.

  • @cassleer
    @cassleer 9 років тому +7

    Such a cutie. Right now my little Netherland is going though his winter molt I should have saved his fur for this lol.

  • @patriciashleigh
    @patriciashleigh 9 років тому +16

    You totally make me want to learn! Now to find a wheel to spin on...

    • @secretagentmaam
      @secretagentmaam 8 років тому +1

      +Patricia Ashleigh Check your local yarn and fiber stores if you have one! I'm just about to try spinning for the first time after watching this video, and just today rented a Kromski Sonata from a local shop at $35/mo. If, after renting a few months, I've totally got the spinning bug, then I'll buy my own.

    • @PramodKumar-gz1ff
      @PramodKumar-gz1ff 6 років тому

      Patricia Ashleigh hii

  • @rogerwhite471
    @rogerwhite471 7 років тому

    I have watched this several times over the last year. I am a woodworker and am nearing completion of a saxony spinning wheel. this tutorial has cleared up a lot of questions that have arisen during the construction. Thanks

    • @ExpressionFiberArts
      @ExpressionFiberArts  7 років тому

      Very cool! I would love to see a picture of the finished product.

  • @christinagrant4325
    @christinagrant4325 10 років тому +2

    Yay! Thanks so much! I just bought my first spinning wheel (used) and had no idea how to use it until I saw your video. Very informative and encouraging! :)

  • @JCKay
    @JCKay 6 років тому +6

    What a beautiful video! I love your energy! You're a great teacher. Now I need to get me a spinning wheel!

  • @SuperWigMaker
    @SuperWigMaker 10 років тому +249

    5:00 random pink furry ball photobombing the video before it falls into the lake!
    Sad!

    • @ExpressionFiberArts
      @ExpressionFiberArts  10 років тому +52

      Ya, it was my dog Tinkerbell, pushing her ball to me, wanting me to throw it. HA HA!

    • @SuperWigMaker
      @SuperWigMaker 10 років тому +6

      But it fell on the pond :(

    • @sheep1ewe
      @sheep1ewe 6 років тому +6

      Our dog liked to swim ath so not nessesary sad... :)

    • @stevemattison2936
      @stevemattison2936 5 років тому +3

      @@ExpressionFiberArts Ha! I was wondering what was up with the tiny pink tumbleweed...

    • @dr.lexwinter8604
      @dr.lexwinter8604 4 роки тому +1

      F

  • @LaurenJeanStM
    @LaurenJeanStM 3 роки тому +1

    I inherited my great great great grandmother’s wheel that she brought over from Norway, and who know how long it had been in the family before that. You made me feel like I might actually be able to use it! Thank you!

  • @annmeyer1575
    @annmeyer1575 7 років тому

    This is the most relaxing spinning video I have ever watched. It was my first one to to learn how to spin on a wheel.. I keep coming back to it .

  • @ohsocoordinated
    @ohsocoordinated 10 років тому +27

    Honestly, I won't be able to get started on spinning anytime soon but watching your video was (1) very educational, (2) inspirational, and (3) very soothing. I feel like I was spinning vicariously through you, if that makes sense.
    Just one question - the outside setting of the video was absolutely gorgeous. Where were you?

    • @ThePresentMoment23
      @ThePresentMoment23 2 роки тому

      You’re really pretty! Hope to purchase from your store some time.

  • @ThomasPaine3
    @ThomasPaine3 9 років тому +5

    That was one of the coolest things I ever saw.

  • @bobbailey7024
    @bobbailey7024 9 років тому

    I want to build a working spinning wheel from scratch, turning the spindles etc for my friend who owns a 500+year old thatched cottage and was researching designs. When I saw your video I was fascinated. I could watch you for hours. Thank you - from an engineer in England x

    • @ExpressionFiberArts
      @ExpressionFiberArts  9 років тому

      Bob Bailey That would be amazing! Thanks for watching. Would love to see the finished product when you are done!

  • @joecrafted
    @joecrafted 2 роки тому +1

    Really great video introducing the spinning wheel. I've wanted to make one (as a sometimes woodworker) and had no idea what they actually did other than spin yarn--the mechanics of them kind of eluded me. Now that I am learning crochet and might get a rigid heddle loom, this looks like something I really want to make and try now. Lovely setting too.

  • @kirstinhupfer
    @kirstinhupfer 10 років тому +4

    thats one of my favorit spinningvideos tanX ! greatings from switzerland :-)

  • @WoollyChats
    @WoollyChats 10 років тому +4

    This is a great educational video! I want a weel

  • @CanaRuda
    @CanaRuda 11 років тому +1

    Wonderful! You convey the excitement and fun of spinning, and demonstrate and explain concisely and simply. Love it!

  • @SuzanneElizabeth89
    @SuzanneElizabeth89 9 років тому

    Wow!!!!! This video is awesome! I was introduced to Alpacas a couple of years ago and totally fell in love with the idea of making my own yarn from Alpaca fleece one day. Wonderful!

  • @johnliberty3647
    @johnliberty3647 9 років тому +3

    Informative video, I always wondered how the wool was turned into a usable product.

  • @gilgabear
    @gilgabear 8 років тому +10

    Nice video, I loved it!

  • @aggierowe9574
    @aggierowe9574 6 років тому +1

    Amazing! For the past 2 years Ive been thinking of taking up spinning. Your video explained and solved so many mysteries for me. I am looking forward to learning.

  • @diablothe2nd
    @diablothe2nd 10 років тому

    Remembering sitting on my late grandma's knee while she spun her one pedalled wheel when I was a boy some 25 years ago made me search for this "how-to". Thank you for filling the gaps in a very fond memory :) - PS, round and round, over, and through... haha I still remember the crochet!

  • @distinctivefabric3083
    @distinctivefabric3083 8 років тому +17

    I am pleased by this.

  • @stoundingresults
    @stoundingresults 3 роки тому +5

    Thought of Rumpelsteilskin and this is where I ended up.

  • @goodgirlvhagar
    @goodgirlvhagar 2 роки тому +1

    It’s as if yarn is sprouting from your fingertips! This all looks so fun! A spinning wheel would definitely fit in my dark academia dream home! Beautiful video btw! ♥️

  • @HobbsDonna
    @HobbsDonna 8 років тому

    This is my favorite spinning video. You make everything clear and simple, and I love that you're on the dock and outside. Watching your video makes me feel relaxed and peaceful, and shows me how and where I want to spin!

  • @TaraMorse
    @TaraMorse 9 років тому +28

    Thank you for your video. Your instructions were extremely clear. I am hoping to get into spinning soon, as it's a craft I've always wanted to learn. Do you buy your roving, or do you card and dye your own? If so, I would love to see how you do it, as you have a great teaching style. Thank you again.

  • @JPZ16974
    @JPZ16974 9 років тому +4

    this looks really relaxing :>

  • @oojit007
    @oojit007 9 років тому

    I adore your enthusiasm for spinning. As a new wheel owner I found this video quite reassuring and lovely and what a beautiful setting. Thanks for sharing.

  • @RainCountryHomestead
    @RainCountryHomestead 7 років тому +1

    Just got a spinning wheel and am learning how to spin, what a beautifully done and very detailed video. Thank you so much!

  • @amandawells4173
    @amandawells4173 8 років тому +4

    Where do you buy your merino roving from? You have mentioned it on your video a couple times now.

  • @fatimahassan940
    @fatimahassan940 9 років тому +112

    Did anyone notice the ball of yarn rolling into the water at 5:01

    • @joemyers85
      @joemyers85 9 років тому +8

      I was checking the comments just to see if anyone else has noticed.

    • @AmayaRodrigo
      @AmayaRodrigo 8 років тому +11

      +Fatima Hassan I actually thought it was a dog toy and was expecting to see a dog any moment!

    • @squidlierminecraft5225
      @squidlierminecraft5225 8 років тому +1

      +Dr Awkward314 same

    • @cc-xu3mc
      @cc-xu3mc 8 років тому +1

      +Fatima Hassan Yep a nice pink 1!!

    • @1pcfred
      @1pcfred 8 років тому +19

      The lake monster demands sacrifices!

  • @marshataylor3703
    @marshataylor3703 4 роки тому

    I just bought a used Ashford spinning wheel today. The lady I got it from was very helpful in showing me how to use it and she even gave me some material to start with. I figure between her instructions and your lovely video I will learn how to do this!

    • @ExpressionFiberArts
      @ExpressionFiberArts  4 роки тому

      How wonderful! I hope you have a great time spinning! ❤️❤️

  • @SoJustAsk
    @SoJustAsk 8 років тому

    Thank you. You covered something no one else I've watched had and that was about the bobbin needing to spin. As a total new spinner, i couldn't figure out what I was doing wrong, until you said this and I realized that I put a washer in the wrong spot. Problem solved and I'm ready to get started. Loved the music and beautiful spot you were spinning in. Very Zen.

  • @Polyglot02
    @Polyglot02 8 років тому +6

    This reminded me of Sleeping Beauty because of the spinning wheel hehehe :D. Great video btw, I learned a lot from this and it was very interesting!

  • @MissNayNay
    @MissNayNay 8 років тому +58

    This is such a lovely and serene video. Will you be making anymore videos in the future of you spinning yarn?

  • @linuxgirl_
    @linuxgirl_ 7 років тому

    Hi Chandi! I just wanted to tell you I love this video. I've watched it three or four times over the past couple of months, and every time I do it puts me in a good mood. Your attitude is so calming and uplifting . . . it's infectious. I can really feel the joy and peace of spinning here. Beautiful work!

  • @linneabeckman6543
    @linneabeckman6543 6 років тому

    I am so glad to see someone as young as you interested in the hand made fiber arts. When I taught myself to spin just over 40 years ago there was never anyone within 600 miles to share mutual interests or information. Then life's drudgeries and no place to get supplies discouraged keeping the effort alive. Went years without a computer . Got one and didn't know how to use it. Finally found You Tube, and now addicted finding all the odd crafts I dabbled in, come alive. . Just love your enthusiasm and hope to find more of your videos. Rantala (my wheel), will be so glad to get the dust off her and come out and play again. Great video. Thank you : )

    • @ExpressionFiberArts
      @ExpressionFiberArts  6 років тому

      That is awesome! I'm sure that Rantala is excited to play! : )

  • @Kieron2104
    @Kieron2104 9 років тому +32

    All of these comments make me angry, this is a lovely video just comment on the video not unnecessary things

    • @binzaisis1688
      @binzaisis1688 9 років тому +2

      i really like ur art i like to learn . i wish to have such machine could u plz help me from where i can get it . thanks for ur time and lesson of art of spin a wool. take care

    • @MissNayNay
      @MissNayNay 8 років тому +2

      +kieron pegg I completely agree. It's disgusting.

    • @sberryscake
      @sberryscake 7 років тому +5

      kieron pegg actually. comments good or bad are a win if a youtuber has monetary set up. each comment counts. 😀

  • @nataliecomfort9122
    @nataliecomfort9122 7 років тому +7

    Your hat is so cute!! This video is awesome, thanks... :D

  • @ChristiDea
    @ChristiDea 9 років тому

    THANK YOU!!!! I just bought my first wheel. I had zero idea on how to attache my lead yarn and your instruction was super clear. I'm over here on my own, so totally using the internet to learn to spin. Thanks!

  • @alracm2
    @alracm2 9 років тому +2

    Thanks so much for sharing your knowledge and experience using a spinning wheel. I have a wheel similar to yours which has been sitting out in my shed and you've inspired me to start spinning too! Thank you:-)

  • @jhko5439
    @jhko5439 7 років тому +28

    Can I do this with dog hair I vacuum off the carpet?

    • @suzineale5792
      @suzineale5792 7 років тому +10

      Lg . . Yes, you can, make sure it clean, I'm currently spinning hair from our Chow chow, all collected from brushing and cleaning

  • @LizCanKnit
    @LizCanKnit 9 років тому +6

    You are adorable and so talented!

  • @bernicebernstein8477
    @bernicebernstein8477 9 років тому

    I've watched your video numerous times, and every time I feel completely drawn into this beautiful tutorial. It is on of the best on You Tube,"Thank You" It has helped me and others so much. Also what music is being played its absolutely beautiful x

  • @crazyhorsetrading8655
    @crazyhorsetrading8655 7 років тому

    greetings from Cape Town South Africa. I've just purchased a vintage 25 inch double drive Saxony wheel, looks similar to the one you use in the video. Your video has been an inspiration. Thank you for the calm, serene and very informative video.

  • @MegC1015
    @MegC1015 8 років тому +15

    Random comment, But you are soooooo beautiful! seriously darling, you are gorgeous. :) Also thank you for making this video! I used to think doing things like knitting or spinning yarn would be impossible to learn, but thanks to you and many other youtubers out there, I am a self-taught knitter and soon to be spinner!

    • @ExpressionFiberArts
      @ExpressionFiberArts  8 років тому +3

      +MegC1015 Thank you! This really brightened my day!

    • @donivan2009
      @donivan2009 8 років тому +2

      +ExpressionFiberArts Agreed! From your first video I watched of yours (Crochet lesson #1), I thought you were so beautiful. You have a very natural type of innocence. I love your videos. You have by far, the easiest to follow lessons I have found. I watched your first crochet lesson with absolutely ZERO crochet experience, and I have now crocheted a little blanket for my dog (a chihuahua), a scarf, a pair of socks, and a dozen coasters. They all look amazing, and people are shocked that I am a beginner. I owe it all to you! Thanks for taking the time to make the videos. I am jealous you have a spinning wheel! I hope to get one eventually as I continue to grow my crochet hobby! I have turned a few people on to crochet as well. A lot of my friends who are also men, are even starting to crochet with me! People may think its weird that we are men who crochet, but we are starting our own little "Mens Crochet Club" in my area, HAHA! It's extremely relaxing and satisfying to make our own beanies, scarfs and what not! A couple of the guys I crochet with made their wives and girlfriends scarfs, socks or headbands and they all report that their girls LOVE it! I guess they like a man who crochets! I refer all the beginners I come across who are interested in learning to your website and youtube channel! I hope to see more videos from you soon!! Keep it up!!

    • @ExpressionFiberArts
      @ExpressionFiberArts  8 років тому

      OH thank you so much! That just tickles me pink. I'm thrilled you're loving crocheting and I hope you get your wheel soon! They are a dream to use. We hope to whip out more and more videos for you very soon. Have a wonnnnderful day and pet that sweet doggie of yours for me! Chandi

    • @cynthianolder8587
      @cynthianolder8587 6 років тому

      Yes, she's gorgeous, darling She's also married

  • @Caassiopeia
    @Caassiopeia 7 років тому +30

    Your next step should be to have a pasture of sheep (: God that would be so cool, from sheep to yarn to knitted piece.

    • @suchandradasi
      @suchandradasi 5 років тому +1

      I want to try that!!

    • @103afs
      @103afs 5 років тому +6

      I saw a video of a lady...I want to say she was in Denmark. Actually had her own sheep that she sheared and processed the wool to spin and created her own clothes.

    • @angelanuran4376
      @angelanuran4376 5 років тому +4

      I have a Persian Chinchilla cat and get fur off him every day. I sent a bag of fur to a woman who spun it, then had another woman crochet a beautiful shawl with beads from Bentley fur. I also have bunnies and she spun yarn from bunny fur also, but the bunny yarn is too fragile to knit or crochet. I'd love to learn how to do this myself.

    • @recoveringsoul755
      @recoveringsoul755 5 років тому

      @@angelanuran4376 Was it Angora bunnies?

    • @angelanuran4376
      @angelanuran4376 5 років тому

      No, not angora bunnies. Just 3 sweet little short hair bunnies.@@recoveringsoul755

  • @suzibiniecki4676
    @suzibiniecki4676 2 роки тому

    Because of your beginner tutorial that I watched yesterday, you inspired me to try, so I bought a spinning wheel from eBay today. The man just delivered it. I am in Newcastle New South Wales AUSTRALIA. Thank you for your positive spin on spinning!

  • @valeriaquezada4958
    @valeriaquezada4958 5 років тому

    Best, simplest, most enjoyable video about the basics of spinning yet! I'm experimenting with dyeing my own fibers now and I cannot wait to get my first spinning wheel to try spinning them into my own yarn.

  • @iheartmakup
    @iheartmakup 8 років тому +6

    why do I feel like Jason is going to come up from the water lol...
    I've been watching to many scary movies lol..

    • @ExpressionFiberArts
      @ExpressionFiberArts  8 років тому

      +iheartmakup lol!

    • @tabe2482
      @tabe2482 8 років тому +1

      +iheartmakup LOOOOOL i have been thinking the same

    • @iheartmakup
      @iheartmakup 8 років тому

      +Tayeb Belm right?! LOL

    • @duniakudakwahku380
      @duniakudakwahku380 8 років тому

      +iheartmakup after I read this comment..I immediately fall asleep and dreamt about the lake at night and it was foggy. then, Jason from Nightmare s in Elm's street pulled my leg into the lake and clawed my face until the lake become, a bloody lake. suddenly, I woke up and my bed was covered with my sweat. And realized that everything was a dream.. LOL!!!

    • @iheartmakup
      @iheartmakup 8 років тому

      +Duniaku Dakwahku LOL oh nooo! good thing it was just a dream!

  • @cc-xu3mc
    @cc-xu3mc 8 років тому +7

    Straight into the lake....to bad it was a pretty color to.~~cc

  • @emilybone9029
    @emilybone9029 7 років тому

    Its great to see someone so passionate about their craft! Truly an inspiration

  • @lisaspence5377
    @lisaspence5377 10 років тому

    Your videos have helped me out so much. I have been knitting up a storm ever since I began watching. Thanks so much.

  • @oldzensoul
    @oldzensoul 7 років тому +6

    Love your outfit you look retro

  • @Vicente480
    @Vicente480 7 років тому +2

    This is so ASMR...

    • @ExpressionFiberArts
      @ExpressionFiberArts  7 років тому

      Is that a good thing?

    • @lanceroark6386
      @lanceroark6386 6 років тому

      ExpressionFiberArts en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Autonomous_sensory_meridian_response

  • @ablindgibsongirl
    @ablindgibsongirl 10 років тому

    Thank you for making this video. This has plenty of the details other spinning videos lack, perfect for a blind hopeful spinner like me. I love to knit and crochet and this would keep me in yarn forever. I'd love to have some angora bunnies for the fiber side, someone recomended a double treadle lendrum wheel to me as well.

  • @Browncoat03-K64
    @Browncoat03-K64 3 роки тому +2

    This was super helpful and informative for our home schooling this morning! Thank you for posting this video. 😁

  • @palehorse1511
    @palehorse1511 5 років тому +3

    She would be beautiful if she washed all that makeup off. Sorry, just my initial reaction.
    As an edit, I am very glad to see an homage to the old school methods. That's wonderful. To lose our past is to lose the future. Great work and glad to see you working with the roots, instead of tech.

  • @camilofonseca7140
    @camilofonseca7140 8 років тому +3

    You're a beauty!

  • @kynahjai
    @kynahjai 4 роки тому

    Thank you for explaining all the little steps, so many channels have it already threaded and started! I'm about to get a wheel and can't wait to learn!

    • @ExpressionFiberArts
      @ExpressionFiberArts  4 роки тому +1

      How exciting! I hope you make many wonderful memories spinning away. 🧶

  • @GBSheridan
    @GBSheridan 6 років тому +1

    Loved this video. Saved it to my favorites so I can watch it again. Thanks for this great, super basic tutorial. Very well done.

  • @savannahnight9395
    @savannahnight9395 7 років тому +31

    Yes, that is a tremendous set of bobbins alright ....

  • @fahadcccps
    @fahadcccps 9 років тому +3

    "Your Work Is Beautiful As You Are"

  • @PibblesnKnits
    @PibblesnKnits 11 років тому

    I love your quirky personality! I also really love the bloopers you throw in at the end!! You are so inspirational!!

  • @valentinlance8072
    @valentinlance8072 10 років тому +1

    It looks so meditative especially with the calm lake in the background.

  • @hoogieful
    @hoogieful 10 років тому +4

    that is my sort of girl, what a wonderful charming and quirky presentation. best wishes. Hx

  • @hansol9956
    @hansol9956 9 років тому +11

    Wow you are so beautiful

  • @bellemichelle9459
    @bellemichelle9459 6 років тому

    You are adorable, inspiring, positive attitude, in love with your craft and it shows. Beautiful work, relaxing to watch with music and your comforting voice tone. Information was also great, seems you know exactly what you are doing and have done it a lot, you are an expert in your field, and makes me want to start spinning again. I used to own a yarn shop, and did knitting, crochet, spinning and weaving. Also had a ranch with 30 alpacas and we had them sheared every year and used their wonderful fiber for yarn. Glad to see excellent videos like yours out there and just a happy, wonderful attitude.

  • @scottlandmcc
    @scottlandmcc 2 роки тому

    Awesome video, thank you for sharing. 46yrs old man and I finally have an idea how one of these work, very cool. My daughter is into knitting and crocheting and I was wondering how yarn was made back in the day. Yeah, that could be fun.

  • @lesbosmoon
    @lesbosmoon 10 років тому

    I just got my first spinning wheel. The plan is to start spinning tomorrow afternoon after an appointment. I want to thank you because your video is actually calming as wright now I am so freaking excited and no one in my circle of friends get it.

  • @jenniferh5849
    @jenniferh5849 10 років тому

    Thank you so much for this video. I just got my first wheel yesterday and am so lost! Your video was educational, relaxing, and funny. I'm going to follow your instructions and hope that it will work out for me :)

  • @robbiehoen
    @robbiehoen 10 років тому +2

    Can't wait to get a spinning wheel. This video was awesome and motivating. Thank you!

  • @missyt3017
    @missyt3017 8 років тому +1

    First I thought wow I really want to learn how to weave. Now I wanting to spin and weave. I have requested a weaving loom from Santa for this years Christmas, but I have now also added a spinning wheel. LOL. I think there is enough time for Santa to get his elves to get everything ready for the end of the year. You made it look so easy. I appreciate when I find people on youtube sharing their knowledge because without so many of you I would not have learned as much as I did. One complaint though....the music was so fabulously relaxing that I was sitting here in a trance...almost fell off my chair. But with my complaining I thoroughly enjoyed watching you spin your yarn. Thanks.