Pick the spinning wheel that you can conveniently bring to classes, spin-in workshops and other places during vacation. You should also consider the available space you have and where you intend to store the item during travel like your car or the overhead compartment of an airplane. If you have enough space, you may pick a more stylish spinning wheel to double as a decorative piece. Beginners are encouraged to spin on the spindle first, before progressing to spinning on the wheel. To Start Spinning You will need a few things to begin spinning. First, you need a drop spindle that is well-balanced. Choose a spindle that does not weigh too much. Bring 1/2 ounce of prepared fiber, preferably wool of medium-grade of the right color, a small masking tape and a piece of wool starter yarn measuring 24 to 30 inches in length. Those who are quite active with weaving are those who are oftentimes associated with some rituals or tasks for spirituality just like abstinence. The name Salish This name is given to those Native Americans who have a culture and speech that are very common that there is a noticeable relationship. The Salish people are usually found residing in the Northern part of the Fraser canyon, Vancouver Island, British Columbia, or in Aberdeen, Washington. A distaff is generally used for long line flax. The flax fibers are very long, reaching 1 yard or so, and will need meticulous preparation and dressing on a distaff before you spin. You can spin commercial flax top without using a distaff. This can be spun dry for a hairy result. Using a subtle sheen, you can also spin it wet to get smooth yarn. Repeating the Process The one end of the color yarn rolls to the top at the far right or the far left side of the bottom. Ensure that everything remains secure and tight. Slowly weave the yarn across the strings found at the base. Weave the yarn over and under the base strings evenly. The weave becomes uneven or may even present holes if you do not weave properly or make mistakes. Here is some more information on how to begin. Twisting First Tie the yarn around the shaft of the drop spindle. Make sure that this is tied around the long portion, next to the whorl. Turn the drop spindle a number of times in the arrow direction, then let the yarn wrap around the shaft. Take the starter yarn through the hook or notch at the drop spindle top.