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They can spin soft twist or high twist yarns, fast or leisurely. Continue reading… The wheels are recognised as low-cost, easy, and trouble-free and able to spin all fibres in a wide range of sizes. The Ashford range of wheels allows spinners to create a wide range of yarns, from fine to bulky and across a span of novelty yarns using all types of fibre. Many of the early wheels are still in use today. Production of the Ashford Spinning Wheels was restarted in the mid-1960’s with the growth of the small holding culture and enthusiasm for natural products in response to increasing urbanisation.

Ashford – Ashford products are manufactured in New Zealand, with the first spinning wheels made in 1940, to an original design, for spinning knitting yarn for socks and caps for the country’s soldiers to wear.

These clays need to be fired in a temperature controlled electric kiln only. They can be used to create finer jewellery than the other Art Clay Silver Clay types and produce a harder, enriched silver which can be hallmarked sterling silver. The Art Clay Silver 950 Clays contain 95% silver and 5% copper (as opposed to 92.5% silver and 7.5% alloy in sterling silver). On our website you will find a range of firing tools, pure silver jewellery findings and fireable gem stones.

When kiln, torch or stove-top fired, the binders burn away leaving pure, 99.9% silver and the resulting pieces can be hallmarked. These clays consists of finely ground pure silver mixed with non-toxic binders and water. Art Clay Silver – The precious metal silver clays from Art Clay Silver.This is one of the most versatile repair/fix it material available, and best of all it’s made in Wales, Cymru. It will harden underwater and make airtight repairs.

If you can imagine it then Millput can do it. Once hardened it can be cut, drilled, tapped, filed and shaped to any form you want. The use of water on the fingers or the tools you are using will help smooth it out. The latter was used like a hot rivet, but without the hot steel and hammers, clean/roughen the area to be repaired and then just roll and flatten and blend the Milliput until it is streak free, push it through the hole, press it inside and outside to form a dome both sides and Voilà, you have a cold, water tight rivet. "Milliput is not just for modelmakers and ceramic restoration, albeit perfect for such repairs, I have used it personally and professionally in several severe extreme environments over the last 30 years, for work such as underwater in the North Sea, harbour floating, pontoon repair and also bridge repair work, submarine (nuclear type sub)repair to the nose cones, car repair and water tank repair. There are never less than 2 packs around the house at any time. This week I have used it to make a mould to cast turrets for a batch of 25 model tanks I am scratchbuilding. I repaired my mothers leaking hot water tank with it, restored a battered, antique samovar and I used it to make a bonnet release catch for my Renault Scenic. It holds up all the shelves and curtain rails in the house in lieu of rawl plugs. I used it for every sculpting I did for Trophy Miniatures. Terracotta Milliput has been featured in the gardening sections of national newspapers and leading gardening magazines. By wetting the Milliput with a finely woven moist cloth a very smooth finish can be easily obtained. When first mixed, the putty is pliable and easily shaped.