How SMALL a quantity of yarn will it wind? Does it come with various sized cones for different quantities of yarn?
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I tend to pull from the center of a ball to knit so I often rewind the left overs back into a ball. You don't need a whole lot. The cone is one size but I think the reason it's for up to 10oz or so of yarn is because the bottom on the cone comes out further and the arms that wind the yarn are long enough to fit around the ball that is being wound- if that makes sense. For amounts that are next to nothing I just wind into a small ball with my fingers and throw into the pile with others- these are like next to nothing quarter sizes. Hope that helps
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I haven't opened my bag of Starwest Lavender for I have some other that I wanted to use first. Depending on the size of sachet your making and how full you want it to be. I made 6 x 6 inch sachets and filled them nice and full. For this size I would say at least six (perhaps more), but again I haven't used this particular bag. Hope this is helpful. Linda
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The Wonder Winder come with an extra mounting base so you can mount the extra base wherever you have an outlet. Its just like an extension cord reel but it winds up much easier and cleaner. I keep the Winder in my garage and the spare mount outside my storage shed. Electric snow blowing would work fine.
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We have fairly strong winds too, but the mesh was thinner than I expected and ended up doubling up the mesh. This worked for me and as long as you tie it up well it should hold up. It's not very porous so it should hold the dust back, but again, you'll likely have to double it up. I hope this helps.
764938
I haven't used mine for anything but dry yarn or blankets. Sorry I can't be of help for your question.
1688479
Yes for trolling it's the level wind. Get a penn 320GT Same weight and dimensions as the Jig aster with a level.
963479
Diameter appears to be 1-3/4" (may be metric). The pole has a notch in it, and a plastic bull-nose piece on the bottom. The pole fits tightly into the in-ground anchor, inside a plastic sleeve. This allows it to spin freely in the wind. If you anchor it securely in an umbrella holder, I'd be concerned about it falling over in a strong wind. Lots of surface area here when it is fully loaded with clothes.
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No, there is no level wind on this reel. It is a fairly good inexpensive reel. Landed multiple fish from 30lbs to 100lbs on 40lb test line last summer. It does not feel as strong as my more expensive reels, but it did survive the season. I'm really tough on my equipment.
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we used tent stakes with 1/4 in poly cord to tie each leg down and it has worked well in 10 to 15 mph winds. Would not recommend putting it up in much stronger winds as it is like a large kite and strong winds has tremendous lift.other wise this has proved to be a very useful shade on calm sunny days. Hope this helps some.
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I think it probably will. Just keep your fabric a bit looser so the can manipulate it a bit easier. The only thing I can see as a hindrance would be rolling the parts you already have your yarn in. Have fun and enjoy. Remember, you can get very large frame pieces by this company. That may also help a great deal. I hope this was helpful.
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I have smalls on all my sustain, Ci4, stradic, saros and symetre 2500 and 3000 reels. It's snug and doesn't flap around when running in the boat. I have a medium on a 4000 stradic. It fits well
596669
Sorry. I haven't made the blanket. I would think you could make the strand of yarn you are weaving with longer to compensate for the tool's lack of length
1293298
It is in between. It does move with the wind but does not flop around on its own. You could probably hang light weight items but not sure how it would affect the integrity of the weaving.
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15 small, one med, one large. It works perfect for a rainbow loom, if that's what you need. Every thing fits perfectly, even the bracelet maker. Hope this helps. :)
63431
I've wound balls of 300+ yards and many of less and the Royal works fine. If you want your yarn to come from inside, be sure to secure the yarn into the notches on the top of the spool and if it is a large ball, cut good-size pieces of panty hose or knee hi and slip over the ball before you remove it from the spool, again making sure the yarn is available from the center. If you don't do this one alternative is to carefully place the yarn in a small baggie or a store bought container. This advice pertains to any ball winder not just the Royal. Regardless of the ball winder you will need to secure the yarn or it will unravel and turn into a "rat's nest".
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This yarn doesn't say what ply it is. .but i can tell you it's super bulky #6 and calls for a 16mm or Q crochet hook and 15mm knitting needles. hope that helps a little. ..
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I haven't tied anything other than a fishing stringer but the fish combined were probably more that 5lbs. Normally any air adapter will work to get it full enough to finish off by blowing. I used and air matrice blower.