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Walnuts Aren’t Just for Cookies!
ByKromskiIn our last post, we dyed some of Kromski’s Polish Merino with Goldenrod. This post will show you another type of natural dying, that uses Black Walnuts, another Autumn gift from Mother Nature. The obvious difference between these two methods is that the Black Walnut requires no pre-mordanting of the wool. It does however,…
New Jumbo Yarn/Ply Option for the Fantasia
ByKromskiJumbo Ring Orifice and Hooks Kit Kromski has added an option for the Fantasia that lets you spin and ply jumbo size yarn without the added expense of a jumbo flyer/bobbin. The orifice ring easily attaches to the regular orifice, and the jumbo hooks are used in lieu of the original sliding hooks and fixed hooks…
Double Heddle Poncho
ByKromskiThis easy Double Heddle project is just the thing to welcome Fall. With open sides and cotton yarn, it’s enough to ward of a light chill, yet not so heavy that it can’t be warn indoors. And it makes a great project for those wanting to try the double heddles for the first time! For…
Crewel Embroidery… with Hand Spun Yarn
ByKromskiMost of the time when people speak of hand spun yarn to someone less familiar with our craft, the image of woolen mittens and thick scarves comes to mind. Others, more familiar, may imagine knit or crochet shawls made out of a finer weight yarn. But have you ever really thought of hand embroidery when…
Beehive Tote Bag
ByKromskiSew this fun and versatile bag with fabric made on the spinning wheel and a rigid heddle loom! This post will show you how to create a bag just like (or similar to) the bag we have here. You will need: A rigid heddle loom with a weaving width of at least 10”, we’ve used…
Extra Bobbins
ByKromskiThe Kromski regular bobbins allow you to store about 50% more yarn than bobbins from other manufacturers. All the Kromski spinning wheel models use the same bobbin size.

