CPW, Quebec, Canadian Production Spinning Wheel. One Bobbin Wind Off Part 4

Most antique spinning wheels including Canadian Wheels are one bobbin only. Usually bobbins were wound off on a reel leaving the bobbin in the flyer. No need to remove the flyer assembly to wind off. A modern yarn winder can also be used.

[@basilrose]

Thank you! I love all the traditional tips and techniques you demonstrate on your channel!

[@valeriegaddis5973]

My honor to share

[@basilrose]

@@valeriegaddis5973 😄❤

[@MEP411]

Love your winder and all your input on these forums. I wind off onto my Louet bobbin in prep for plying and set them as far apart as I can to allow the twist to even out over the length of the yarn. It never occurred to me to tie the flyer, I just let it bounce around, you just made that so much easier for me. LOL Thank you!

[@valeriegaddis5973]

You’re most welcome. If the single is strong enough, just use some doubled off the bobbin. Happy spinning

[@cammacrae7959]

Thank you for the wonderful tip! I love my CPW.

[@valeriegaddis5973]

You are so welcome!

[@beaking6799]

Thank you for these videos, so helpful.

[@daniellebissonnette3304]

This is great! Thanks for the tip.

[@theirmanager5204]

I have just come into possession of a CPW and was confused because I couldn’t see how I might remove my bobbin. Thank you for explaining this.

[@valeriegaddis5973]

@@theirmanager5204 you’re welcome. Have fun with it