A Whorl-less Wonder: The Traditional Scottish Spindle

Most new handspinners start with drop spindle, but spindles soon multiply in the quest to produce a variety of yarns. So what sets the Scottish spindle apart? Its mobility.

Spinners know that spindles are addictive. Before you know it, you’re a collector seeking out special spindles with a unique history and purpose, such as the Scottish spindle or dealgan (pronounced jal-a-gen), which lacks a whorl.

This spindle is about 9 inch’s high and weighs 55 grams

Comes with an ounce of fiber and starting yarn.