Bee Hummingbirds are the smallest living birds. Bee Hummingbird spindles are the tiniest spindle. Each Bee comes in a tin container with one extra shaft.
After years of trying, Ed Jenkins finally achieved his dream of making a super tiny, yet functional spindle In 2017.
Warnings:
1) These spindles are seriously TINY – they can only spin cobweb! They are not suitable for anything else.
2) Ed will not be able to make a new shaft for one if you lose or break it.
Fiber Capacity: around three times their weight in grams
Yarn Types: Cobweb only
Price: $65+; Snakewood $75
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