[NFB-Krafters-Korner] Yarn winders

[Tracy Carcione]

I bought a yarn swift from knitpicks.com.  It's a totally manual
yarn-winder.  I always have to monkey with it a bit to get it started right,
but it works well.
It consists of 2 pieces--the big wooden part that opens up to hold the skein
to be wound, and the winder part that holds the wound skein and has a crank
to do the winding.
I forget if they were listed as separate things on knitpicks or not.
Tracy


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Subject: [NFB-Krafters-Korner] Yarn winders


Hi all, 

Do any of you use a yarn winder and if so which one?

Thanks. 
 Sent using Braille from my iPhone

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