Extra Bobbins
The 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.

Jumbo Flyer Extend the capabilities of your Polonaise, Symphony or Minstrel wheel by adding a Jumbo Flyer Kit. You can quickly switch back and forth between your regular flyer and the jumbo unit. The Jumbo Flyer has a very large orifice, a .70 inch opening for heavy spinning and plying and a much larger jumbo…
A Close-Up Look The Symphony comes in a boxed kit and requires an hour of assembly. Watch the video below on how to assemble your Symphony or download an instructional PDF.
Weaving Hooks come with each Kromski loom, but are also available separately. Please talk with your dealer before purchase, as these hooks may not fit other heddles on the market.
All spinning wheels have a set of standard ratios and many have optional ratios achieved by either adding different whorls or a different type of flyer. View the comparison chart below and watch the informational videos, to learn all about ratios from Tim.
Our example was made using 2 different balls of handspun yarn, approximately 250 yards each. One is dyed Merino and the other a natural colored Corriedale. Both were spun on the Kromski Sonata. Held together they make a light bulky weight yarn. Because handspun yarn is not an exact science, we will not specify the…
In 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,…