Scheepjes Ball Winder with Table Clamp Beech Wood Nature

When you wind up yarn with a wool winder, they're also called yarn cakes. The advantage of a yarn cake is that you can pull the yarn from both the outside and from the middle. You can thus choose your favourite or use two ends at the same time. Although you can wind yarn cakes the old-fashioned way by hand, you probably know how much effort and time it takes. If you want to quickly get the yarn ready for your knitting needles or crochet hook - and spare your arms in the process - the Scheepjes wool winder is a great tool.

When assembled, the model is 35.5 cm long, 13 cm wide and 19 cm high, while the wool winder has foot pads on the underside. This means you don't have to worry about scratching the worktop or the machine slipping when you're winding yarn on it.

Mounting the Scheepjes Wool Winder Nature

The Scheepjes wool winder is easy to use and quick to assemble. This means the machine has few parts that you need to put in place before it can be used for your next yarn projects. In addition, the wool winder machine is a table model. This means that you can attach the device to your favourite work table with an included metal clamp. As well as giving you extra slip resistance, this will also result in a more ergonomic and not to mention comfortable experience when you are winding yarn with the wool winder.

How to use the Scheepjes Wool winder nature

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.