Hand Yarn Ball Winder with Table Clamp for Knitters

Everything a skein needs, in one small winder

• Clamp it, walk away

  The integral clamp opens up to 1.4 in and locks with a red knob, so the winder stays put while you work. Both hands stay free for the yarn.

• Turn once, wind evenly

  The geared base and red-grip handle turn the spindle smoothly. You build an even, coreless ball instead of a lumpy one.

• Guide it, don't chase it

  The spring-steel yarn guide keeps the strand in line, and the slot on the spindle top holds the start of the yarn. The spindle also has a loose/tight setting.

From skein to ball in a few turns

1. 1
   Seat the spindle

   Align the notches on the spindle with the geared base and turn clockwise to secure.

2. 2
   Clamp to the table

   Fit the clamp on the table edge (up to 1.4 in) and turn the red knob until tight.

3. 3
   Lock the guide

   Rotate the yarn guide upward and pull it out to lock it in working position.

4. 4
   Feed the yarn

   Pass the yarn through the guide and secure it in the spindle notch. Support the skein on a swift.

5. 5
   Turn and lift off

   Turn the handle clockwise to wind. Withdraw the finished ball from the underside.

What arrives at your door

• Winder body with geared base and clamp×1

  Red clamp knob and crank

• Spindle×1

  Ribbed, slotted top

• Instruction sheet×1

  Setup and winding diagrams