Scheepjes Ball Winder with Table Clamp Beech Wood Walnut

Wool winders come in all kinds of designs and materials. If you're looking to add a little extra colour to your hobby, a Scheepjes wool winder can make any yarn project take off in style. The beautiful beech wood material and bright walnut color will brighten up your home, while the easy-to-use design of the appliance will ensure a comfortable experience when you're winding yarn.

Whether you've been unraveling a yarn project or you've got loose yarn, you can quickly gather it into neat skeins with the wool winder. Yarn wound up with a wool winder is also called yarn cakes. The advantage here is that you can pull the yarn off from the middle and from the outside of the yarn cake. So you can choose your favourite or use two ends at the same time.

With Scheepjes you get a cross wrench where functionality and beautiful design go hand in hand. The model is made of durable beech wood and is equipped with foot pads on the underside, so you avoid it slipping or scratching your worktop. The appliance is 35.5 cm long, 13 cm wide and 19 cm high when assembled.

Mounting of the Scheepjes wool winder Walnut

The wool winder is a table model. This means that you can attach the device securely to your favourite work table using a metal table clamp, which is included. This makes the wool winder easy to use, as you don't have to struggle to hold it in place when you're winding yarn. Additionally, the device is quick to assemble, with just a few parts to put in place before it's ready for use.

How to use the Scheepjes Wool winder Walnut

You get out your yarn and grab one end of the yarn. The yarn is now taken through the yarn eye - shaped like a metal spiral - at the top of the wooden rod. Then you attach the yarn to the top of the spindle itself through the two small slits. This keeps the yarn on the spindle.

Now push up the wooden base on which the spindle stands so that you can turn the machine. Then simply turn it clockwise using the wooden handle. It is a good idea to hold the yarn from the yarn eye slightly taut while turning the handle with your other hand. When you're done, slowly pull your new yarn skein off the spindle. And voila, you're ready to start your next knitting or crochet project.