pöörlemisteljega

Pöörlemisteljega, also known as the "spinning wheel," is a traditional tool used for spinning yarn from fibers such as wool, cotton, or flax. The device consists of a large wheel with a grooved rim, which is spun by hand or foot, and a spindle that holds the fibers. The fibers are drawn through the grooves of the wheel and the spindle, causing them to twist and form into a continuous thread.

The spinning wheel has been used for centuries and is an essential tool in the textile industry. It allows for the production of yarn in a more efficient and controlled manner compared to traditional methods such as hand spinning. The spinning wheel is also a popular craft tool for hobbyists and artisans, who use it to create unique and handmade textiles.

There are several types of spinning wheels, including the drop spindle wheel, the flyer wheel, and the treadle wheel. Each type has its own unique features and advantages, and the choice of wheel often depends on the type of fiber being spun and the desired outcome of the yarn.

In recent years, there has been a resurgence of interest in traditional spinning methods and tools, including the spinning wheel. This has led to an increase in the production and use of spinning wheels, as well as a greater appreciation for the skill and craftsmanship involved in spinning yarn by hand.