Review on 🌂 Large Stanwood Wooden Umbrella Swift for Needlecraft by Jennifer Roberts

As you can see in my video we paired this Swift with one of Stnwood's curlers - and it's a great combination. For many years all of our skeins of yarn were unwound by hand, with one of us holding the skein and the other making the ball. (The "knee method" has also been used dozens of times without much success.) While these routines "built a community" between us knitters and everyone, using this fast and twisting skein was a huge improvement. I say this because the strands coming off the winder are easier to work with (they don't twist) and become easier to thread over time on larger projects like blankets and sweaters. I like it fast because as part of the technology it looks like it could have been done by hand 100 years ago. Screw terminals are made of wood, and it's all an exercise in simplicity. The only two tricks to working with him are 1) finding a good spot where he can roam freely and 2) putting strands on the swift. As I show in my video, we found that fluffing up a little is a good way to wrap a strand around a swift before expanding it a bit. I'm sure there is another method, but this one worked for me. Now that I've seen and used it, I think you could make it yourself - all it takes is some fine woodworking. We are very satisfied with this fast, as it spins great and is the easiest and quickest way to twist a skein of yarn. This product was NOT provided to me as part of a promotion. As part of the technology, it looks like it could have been handcrafted 100 years ago. Screw terminals are made of wood, and it's all an exercise in simplicity. The only two tricks to working with him are 1) finding a good spot where he can roam freely and 2) putting strands on the swift. As I show in my video, we found that fluffing up a little is a good way to wrap a strand around a swift before expanding it a bit. I'm sure there is another method, but this one worked for me. Now that I've seen and used it, I think that you could do it yourself - all it takes is some fine woodworking. We are very happy with this quick one as it spins great and is the easiest and quickest way to twist a skein of yarn. This product was NOT provided to me as part of a promotion. As part of the technology, it looks like it could have been handcrafted 100 years ago. Screw terminals are made of wood, and it's all an exercise in simplicity. The only two tricks to working with him are 1) finding a good spot where he can roam freely and 2) putting strands on the swift. As I show in my video, we found that fluffing up a little is a good way to wrap a strand around a swift before expanding it a bit. I'm sure there is another method, but this one worked for me. Now that I've seen and used it, I think you could make it yourself - all it takes is some fine woodworking. We are very happy with this quick one as it spins great and is the easiest and quickest way to twist a skein of yarn. This product was NOT provided to me as part of a promotion. that it could have been done by hand 100 years ago. Screw terminals are made of wood, and it's all an exercise in simplicity. The only two tricks to working with him are 1) finding a good spot where he can roam freely and 2) putting strands on the swift. As I show in my video, we found that fluffing it up a bit is a good way to wrap a strand around a swift before expanding it a bit. I'm sure there is another method, but this one worked for me. Now that I've seen and used it, I think you could make it yourself - all it takes is some fine woodworking. We are very happy with this quick one as it spins great and is the easiest and quickest way to twist a skein of yarn. This product was NOT provided to me as part of a promotion. that it could have been done by hand 100 years ago. Screw terminals are made of wood, and it's all an exercise in simplicity. The only two tricks to working with him are 1) find a good spot where he can roam freely, and 2) putting strands on the swift. As I show in my video, we found that fluffing up a little is a good way to wrap a strand around a swift before expanding it a bit. I'm sure there is another method, but this one worked for me. Now that I've seen and used it, I think you could make it yourself - all it takes is some fine woodworking. We are very happy with this quick one as it spins great and is the easiest and quickest way to twist a skein of yarn. This product was NOT provided to me as part of a promotion. Screw terminals are made of wood, and it's all an exercise in simplicity. The only two tricks to working with him are 1) find a good spot, where it can move freely, and 2) to put strands on the swift. As I show in my video, we found that fluffing up a little is a good way to wrap a strand around a swift before expanding it a bit. I'm sure there is another method, but this one worked for me. Now that I've seen and used it, I think you could make it yourself - all it takes is some fine woodworking. We are very happy with this quick one as it spins great and is the easiest and quickest way to twist a skein of yarn. This product was NOT provided to me as part of a promotion. Screw terminals are made of wood, and it's all an exercise in simplicity. The only two tricks to working with him, are 1) finding a good spot where it can roam freely and 2) pinning strands on the swift. As I show in my video, we found that fluffing up a little is a good way to wrap a strand around a swift before expanding it a bit. I'm sure there is another method, but this one worked for me. Now that I've seen and used it, I think you could make it yourself - all it takes is some fine woodworking. We are very happy with this quick one as it spins great and is the easiest and quickest way to twist a skein of yarn. This product was NOT provided to me as part of a promotion. to allow it to move freely, and 2) to attach strands to the swift. As I show in my video, we found that fluffing up a little is a good way to wrap a strand around a swift before expanding it a bit. I'm sure there is another method, but this one worked for me. Now that I've seen and used it, I think you could make it yourself - all it takes is some fine woodworking. We are very happy with this quick one as it spins great and is the easiest and quickest way to twist a skein of yarn. This product was NOT provided to me as part of a promotion. to allow it to move freely, and 2) to attach strands to the swift. As I show in my video, we have found that a little fluffing is a good way to wrapping a strand around a swift before expanding it a bit. I'm sure there is another method, but this one worked for me. Now that I've seen and used it, I think you could make it yourself - all it takes is some fine woodworking. We are very happy with this quick one as it spins great and is the easiest and quickest way to twist a skein of yarn. This product was NOT provided to me as part of a promotion. but this one worked for me. Now that I've seen and used it, I think you could make it yourself - all it takes is some fine woodworking. We are very happy with this fast one as it spins great and is the easiest and quickest way to to twist a skein of yarn. This product was NOT provided to me as part of a promotion. but this one worked for me. Now that I've seen and used it, I think you could make it yourself - all it takes is some fine woodworking. We are very happy with this quick one as it spins great and is the easiest and quickest way to twist a skein of yarn. This product was NOT provided to me as part of a promotion. as it spins great and is the easiest and quickest way to twist a skein of yarn. This product was NOT provided to me as part of a promotion. as it spins great and is the easiest and quickest way to twist a skein of yarn. This product was NOT provided to me as part of a promotion.