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Natural Ball Winder

$123

A ball winder in FSC-certified beechwood. Neat center-pull cakes from a handsome tool.

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Transform skeins into neat, ready-to-use balls with the KnitPro Natural Ball Winder. Beautifully crafted from smooth FSC™ Certified beechwood, this high-quality winder combines function and style, making it a must-have tool for knitters of every level.

About KnitPro Natural Ball Winder

The KnitPro Natural Ball Winder turns hanks and skeins into neat, ready-to-use balls. It's made from smooth FSC-certified beechwood with a natural finish, and it winds up to 450 g of fingering-weight yarn.

An anti-friction mechanism keeps the winding smooth and snag-free. The clamp fits tables up to 45 mm (about 1.75") thick, and anti-skid rubber pads protect your furniture and keep the winder from slipping.

It suits knitters and crocheters of any level who buy yarn in hanks and want a winder that looks at home on the table.

Good for

  • Winding hand-dyed hanks into balls
  • Large skeins of fingering yarn
  • Splitting a ball in two for socks
  • Anyone who winds yarn regularly

Using it

Pair it with a swift such as the KnitPro Natural Yarn Swift so the hank feeds off evenly. Check your table's thickness before clamping, since the clamp tops out at 45 mm. Wind at a steady speed with a light hand on the yarn; winding too tight stretches it. With thicker yarns, bulk fills the winder before weight does, so stop well short of the stated capacity.

Looking after it

Wipe the wood with a dry cloth and keep it out of damp and direct sun. Tighten the clamp only enough to hold it steady.

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