HOW TO SPIN - Coreless Supercoil ART YARN - Using a auto wrapped single 

It would be used in weaving & wall hangings. Maybe even a chunky crochet hat

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The difference is I love making supercoils but I couldn't afford the core thread to make the core spun single. I didn't want to miss out and so started making a single ply to make supercoil instead then found that the coils are more solid and you don't have the core yarn sticking through. I also found a core spun supercoil was allot weaker then the coreless. So now this is how I do it. I do still love how fun core spinning is though. It's just the worry about how and where I was getting the core yarn.

@@josparadiseofcolor yeah that's makes sence. Just makes we wonder why it even is a thing really if you can achive the same effect without the core 🤷‍♀️

@@sarahfrancis5975 thats why I love to think outside the box :) they give off different effects though. Corespinning is easier to get uneven chunky sections and is more like glazing the core yarn. Single is more of an even and cleaner single. I'd say it depends on what results your after.

Hehe I'm so pleased you find my content enjoyable 😀 I put a video or 2 up each week 😄 enjoy! I've been spinning some super fun art yarns lately.

Wow thank you 😊 please enjoy watching, I have more tutorials for you to enjoy. 😄

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I actually need to clean my apron so will try remember to wear it from now on :) and thank you so much Maree 💓

Hehe thank you 😊 💓

I do like the size of the Ashford Super Jumbo E-Spinner but if I got to choose again I would go a Jumbo with the lazy kate and extra bobbin. This one came with 1 bobbin and Carry bag only and the bobbins cost roughly $80 or so each. The Super Jumbo fits up to a kilo on it and the Jumbo fits 500g I will never fill the Super Jumbo. Thanking you also for your lovely comment and enjoying my video :) I have many tutorials on my channel if you are not yet a subscriber please do follow me :) I try to put out a spinning video every week or 2 depends on the difficulty of the spin.

@@josparadiseofcolor thanks for your reply. It appears that the Jumbo isn’t available from any of the UK suppliers, only the smaller e spinner ( bobbins hold 235gms or the super jumbo) The cost of the super jumbo bobbins was one thing making me hesitate, here they are £64!

@@lizpurvis3478 i just ball the yarn into my hand after the single and then put it into a basket to ply. You really don't need a second bobbin.

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My biggest appolagie I only just found your comment... Welcome 😊 In this yarn the coreless part is the first part. The single normally to make supercoil you start with a core spun single spinning the fiber onto a core yarn/thread. I've just skipped that part which IMO make a nicer and more solid finish and you don't have the core showing through. My wheel I'm using is the Ashford Super Jumbo E-Spinner, I would recommend and if I could change my purchase I would of gone the jumbo E-spinner instead as it comes with a lazy kate and 1 extra bobbin for similar price. You would becable to do both thin & chunky art yarns as it holds up to 500g, unlike the super jumbo which holds 1kilo. I'll never be able to fill it!. I also replaced my Ashford traditional travelor wheel (this is a fantastic little wheel for all lvls but I'd recommend getting double pedal and new) I used one for 10years and developed allot of issues as it was a single pedal. My new wheel is a Majacraft Rose wheel however everyone hypes them up the being the best for posture correctness I find the pedals & the fact its solid wood, hard and painful... I needed to get pedal padding & can't sit for too long. I get soo sore and its double pedal so now I'm making my left leg do some work lol. If I had the money I would of gone a spinolution wheel as they are portable and haveca decent size bobbin for art yarns but I'm not a fan of the toe pedals. However I think they also have an electric one.

​@@josparadiseofcolor Hello Jo, you don"t have to apologize. All good, 😉 Thank you for your answer. My wheel is a Maja Alpaca, I love it dearly. I love everything I can do with it. I can do thick and thin, I can do art yarn, It handles everything I want. I always had two pedals. I started with an Ashford "Kiwi". That wheel was great for me as a beginner. Soon after I bought the Maya and I was thrilled. 😉 Peddaling with my Wheel is absolutely easy WITHOUT SERIOUS HEALTH PROBLEMS. Pedals are working like a swiss watch. "nice, easy,smooth, and on the dot. Thank you very much for your answer and your honesty. I will have to find an e-spinner if things are going on like they do. ... Thank you for all your input you gave me.

Thank you for your comment 😊 sorry again I don't get all the comments come through for some reason..I've found heaps of new ones tonight going through all those older videos.

1st part is like a super chunky single and then the single is coiled around the plying thread. Its a much nicer finish.

The finish keeps the coils intact :) my own method.

If you want a balanced supercool you can counter the core thread spin with a drop spindle. There is a great section on that in the book "The Spinners book of Yarn Designs"

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It's super fun and quite easy, so have fun 😀 And welcome to my channel I've got many tutorials like this one.

People mistake paradise fibers for me or mistake me for paradise fibers ots very annoying or they'll do a shout out for me but then say I'm from paradise fibers. I like Jo's Free style Spinning & tutorials. Or Jo's Colourful Fibre Arts

I was the same for years dreaming of new wheels. I started with an ashford traditional travelor and spun on that one for years till she started to die on me. So I took the plunge and bought this one I wanted a large bobbin but with my legs and back problems I couldn't go a country spinner its quite bulky. Would of been slightly cheaper but I'm so pleased I chose the electric wheel. Its saved me quite allot when my legs give me issue and I can always have content for the channel. I also invested in a new wheel so I could still make the finer yarns. I recommend saving for a wheel you really want. I put some money aside from my sales till I can afford new equipment 😀 Thank you so much for watching & commenting ❤

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I agree I'll be steaming this one so would be interesting. maybe it needs to go into a wall hanging or something.

@@josparadiseofcolor That sounds like a great plan

Update - most came out but there is still some left.

It's an Ashford can't remember the teeth size. But I can get super fine fiber and Art batts. I will check later.

aww thank you

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Not on the electric wheel Gerry but sometimes on the normal wheel. You just need to test small samples till you get the correct tension.

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Great question, I have the same issue!!

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Oh this is amazing 👏 😍 Thank you soo much!

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Thank you 💕 My mum has made funky beanies from this type of yarn. 😀

Using core spun singles is the traditional way to use for super coiling.

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Your very welcome ☺ 😊 I hope its easy to follow.

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Bought it on Ebay from Ashford for $680 AUS about 9 years ago. Its a 120tpi.

awesome thank you this would be perfect size for little work I want to do as a hobbiest@@josparadiseofcolor

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@@josparadiseofcolorQuestion, if you had to cut this yarn...say you were using it in a weaving and only needed a length of it...would it still stay together or would a person want to put a knot in on each side of the cut? Thanks, Jo. This is Cheryl asking the question.

@@groovygrump I tie a knot in each end but push the coil up tightly then knot at the base of the coil. Once you steam it it also sets the twist and stops it falling apart

@@josparadiseofcolor Awesome! Thank you for the advice on this yarn! I appreciate it.