Egret Spindles

Ed Jenkins’ Egrets, created February 2013
Wanting a bigger, heavier spindle along the lines of an Aegean, Ed developed the Egret spindle which was unlike any Turkish style spindle found on the market by other makers at that time.

Weight: 28 grams to 52 grams Most weigh between mid-30 to mid-40 grams.
Yarn types: Lace weight up to Worsted.
As with the Aegeans, Ed primarily uses wood grown in the US, with a few exceptions, at his discretion.
Price: $62 ($64+ Unusual, or hard-to-source/non-commercial woods, or designs.)
S&H: US – $8.55 Priority
Canada – $11.75
International- $14.75 No guarantee of delivery once the spindle leaves the USA.

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Lemon Gum E46

Weight: 39.71 grams / 1.401 oz Wood: Lemon Gum Shaft: Walnut Design: Thistle (Scotland’s symbol of bravery) Egrets, Ed’s 3rd largest spindle style, are a great all around spindle capable (…Read More)

Figured Bigleaf Maple E39

Weight: 29.54 grams / 1.042 oz Wood: Figured Bigleaf Maple(non-commercial, harvested locally) Shaft: Walnut Egrets, Ed’s 3rd largest spindle style, are a great all around spindle capable of spinning fingering (…Read More)

Ash Egret

Weight: 36.52 grams / 1.288 oz Wood: Ash Shaft: Walnut Egrets, Ed’s 3rd largest spindle style, are a great all around spindle capable of spinning fingering to worsted yarns Ed (…Read More)

Black Mesquite Egret E40

Weight: 38.77 grams / 1.367 oz Wood: Black Mesquite Shaft: Walnut Egrets, Ed’s 3rd largest spindle style, are a great all around spindle capable of spinning fingering to worsted yarns (…Read More)

Manzanita Egret 38

Weight: 42.28 grams / 1.492 oz Wood: Manzanita (non-commercial, harvested in N California) Shaft: Walnut Egrets, Ed’s 3rd largest spindle style, are a great all around spindle capable of spinning (…Read More)