Review on Stanwood Needlecraft Tabletop Wooden 2 5 6 Feet by Dawn Fischer

No, I'm not a manual worker. But I'm married to the best knitter in the world! And she is much more than a knitter; For some time now, my wife has been processing alpaca wool into roving, spinning the roving into yarn and then using her knitting yarn to knit it into a ball. But when it came time to turn a homemade (or store-bought) ball into a ball of yarn for knitting, my skilled and highly skilled (!) hands and hands were called for. Any husband credited with dividing the skein and pushing it around while the wife winds the yarn can probably relate to my experience and feelings. So I wanted to give her (and later my tired hands) a haircut for Christmas so she could curl up her strands whenever she needed it, even though I didn't have any of the kids around to help (or both). . Poor). Previously, she pointed out two different haircuts to me: the complex looking parasol style and this rather simple looking design. "KISS" approach (keep it simple, silly), I decided to stick with this style. And I'm glad I did! Turns out my wife loves the Amish style Swift wood yarn I got her for Christmas. Swift is quick and easy to assemble. it works and how fast it works (especially compared to the way I hold the hank). The bobby pins can be inserted into different holes to accommodate strands of different lengths, so you can use both homemade and store-bought yarn with them. quickly. According to my wife (who has used the umbrella style Swift before) she likes this Swift more than the umbrella design because it's easier and faster to assemble, easier to transport, takes up less storage space and works very well. So what? Can you add to your review? Only that my tired hands express their gratitude! Husbands (and seamstresses), you can't go wrong with this haircut.