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Speedy Stringer

by Cyndi Lavin

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I want one of these. I can’t really justify it, since most of my work is embroidery rather than seed bead stringing, but I still want one!

If you can justify buying one (or getting one for me as a special surprise!), they’re available at Fire Mountain Gems. Here’s some infomation from their website:

Use the Speedy Stringer for crocheting, knitting, loom weaving or multiple-strand jewelry projects. Simply pour beads into the bowl, insert the specially designed needle, then spin the brass knob to string hundreds of beads in no time at all.

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Posted in Bead Stringing, Suppliers & Product Reviews, Wearable Art on September 12th, 2007

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2 Responses to “Speedy Stringer”

  1. Catherine Says:
    September 12th, 2007 at 8:37 pm

    Hi Cyndi
    These spinners are lots of fun! Indespensible for anyone doing bead knitting or crochet. I do kumihimo with strands of beads and I use the spinner to string my strands in a third of the time than if I had to scoop them up. Hope you can find a justification for one!

  2. Cyndi Lavin Says:
    September 13th, 2007 at 7:35 am

    It seems like such a great idea, Catherine! Spend more time working on a piece and less time doing the tedious bits :)

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