Majacraft Stylus Kit

SEALY MACWHEELY LTD

£105

The Majacraft Stylus is a new way of looking at traditional spinning with a spindle. The major benefit of a Stylus is that it allows you to put a lot of twist into a yarn so is particularly suited to lace weight yarns. The outcome of this huge amount of twist means that it is possible to spin a lot of yarn much more quickly than with a traditional flyer. The stylus will work perfectly well immediately on your wheel but to really take advantage of the features, we recommend using a fast pulley or alternatively a high speed head. Spinning with a stylus is only truly realised on a Majacraft wheel

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