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          Kuchulu Spindles

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Ed's innovative Kuchulu Spindles: Taking Turkish spindles to a new level of craftsmanship and skill. Until he created the Kuchulus in October 2009, to our knowledge, there wasn't a functional Turkish spindle this tiny. Crossarms average 2.5"L, Shafts average 3.25".
Kuchulu is a Persian endearment for "cute and tiny". Perfect for spinning cobweb and fine lace.
 270 yards from 12 grams (0.4 ounce) of a merino/tencel blend was easily spun on a
Kuchulu.                                     

                   

UPDATE 5.5.12: A new  website is in process! The goal is to have it functioning before the end of May. Spindles in stock at that time will be available to purchase once the website is finished and online.
We appreciate your patience and understanding during this transition.


All Kuchulus are $45
 

YouTube video: how to make a leader from your fiber.

Can't figure out the half hitch or how to wind on? Go Here

Want to spin and exercise? See Video!


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Updated May 5, 2012

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