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Hand Carders

The Ashford Book of Carding, Jo Reeve
Learn how to use flick cards, hand cards and drum carders. Find out how to process fleece into roving and how to blend colors and fibers. Projects: Self-striping socks; Merino mittens; Triangular shawl; Merino and silk scarf. 92pp.

NEW! John Day Wool Hand Cards

NEW! These new hand cards are value priced without compromising quality. Built to last. Fine 112 tpi carding cloth that can card coarse, medium and fine wools. Nice curved carding surface. Tung Oil finish. This is a special introductory price! Large carding area 7.5" x 4.5". Don't miss out! Made in Oregon.

NEW! John Day Medium Size Wool Hand Cards

Same great quality as above hand cards is a smaller size! Ideal for carding smaller amount of wool or for spinners with weak wrists and hands. Fine 112 tpi carding cloth that can card coarse, medium and fine wools. Nice curved carding surface. Tung Oil finish. Carding area 5.5" x 4.5". Introductory Price! Made in Oregon.

$50.95 Quantity

NEW! John Day Cotton Hand Cards

handcards These John Day cotton hand cards are the same larger size as the regular wool hand cards. Ideal for carding cotton or fine wools such as angora or silk. Extra fine 248 tpi carding cloth will do a great job for you! Nice curved carding surface. Tung Oil finish. Large carding area 7.5" x 4.5". Introductory Price! Made in Oregon.

NEW! John Day Medium Size Cotton Hand Cards

handcards John Day medium size hand cards are light weight cotton hand cards, ideal for carding cotton or fine wools such as angora or silk, or for spinners with weak wrists and hands. Extra fine 248 tpi carding cloth will do a great job for you! Nice curved carding surface. Tung Oil finish. Carding area 5.5" x 4.5". Introductory Price! Made in Oregon.

NEW! John Day Small Size Cotton Hand Cards

handcards John Day small size hand cards are light weight cotton hand cards, ideal for carding cotton or fine wools such as angora or silk, or for spinners with weak wrists and hands. Extra fine 248 tpi carding cloth will do a great job for you! Nice curved carding surface. Tung Oil finish. Carding area 5" x 3.5". Introductory Price! Made in Oregon.

NEW! John Day Flick Card

john day flicker Pre-tease your fiber and open the locks of fine fibers. Great for small jobs or to toss in your spinning bag! 98 tpi carding a variety of wools.. Nice curved carding surface. Tung Oil finish. Carding area 2" x 4.5". Introductory Price! Made in Oregon.

Standard Ashford Hand Cards

ashford handcarders These Ashford hand carders offer a curved carding surface and nice detailing. Choose from 72 tpi for all wools or 108 tpi for fine wools and cotton.

Student Ashford Hand Carders

Ashford hand carders with 72 tpi and a unique curved one-piece design make these ideal for all wools.

Strauch Hand Cards

All Strauch hand carders are crafted from Poplar with Straight Hard Maple handles sealed with tung oil. Nicely curved carding surfaces. Produced proudly in the U.S.A.

Wool Hand Cards

Versatile Strauch handcards for all wools. 8" by 4.5" carding surfaces. 112 teeth per sq. inch.

Cotton Hand Cards

These cotton Strauch hand cards are also great for fine wools such as merino or angora. 10.5" by 4." carding surfaces. 255 teeth per sq. inch.

Child Sized Hand Cards

Smaller version of above wool Strauch hand carders, 5.75" by 4.5" carding surfaces. 112 teeth per sq. inch.

Half Size Cotton Hand Card

This Strauch hand card has a 5.25" by 4." carding surfaces. 255 teeth per sq. inch.

Strauch Jumbo Ball Winder

Louet Handcards

Made from Tulipwood, a popular Dutch variety, these light weight hand cards have curved handles and contoured backs that will make carding wool comfortable. Choose from three Louet hand cards and one flick card.

Louet Wool Regular Hand Cards with medium fine cloth: 45psi

Louet Cotton Hand Cards with extra fine cloth: 60psi

Louet Mini Cotton Hand Cards with extra fine cloth have half size paddles. Ideal for small quantities or people with wrist problems

Louet Flick Cards

Louet Flicker

Curved Tulipwood paddles, is 2"x4" and has less flexible teeth that the other cards. Used to tease locks for fiber preparation.

Ashford flick cards has 72 tpi. Great for pre-teasing or carding smaller amounts of fibers.

Strauch Flick Card

This flicker is perfect for small jobs. 2" by 4.5" carding surface. 98 teeth per sq. inch.

Louet Mini Combs

Light in weight and easy to handle, these popular Louet wool combs will make combing a breeze! Louet single row wool combs work great for medium to fine fibers and Louet double row combs are ideal for combing fine wool or de-hairing luxury fibers such as Cashmere or Pygora.

Learn how to use Louet Mini Combs

The Ashford Book of Carding, Jo Reeve Learn how to use flick cards, hand cards and drum carders. Find out how to process fleece into roving and how to blend colors and fibers. Projects: Self-striping socks; Merino mittens; Triangular shawl; Merino and silk scarf. 92pp.

The Ashford Book of Carding, Jo Reeve
Learn how to use flick cards, hand cards and drum carders. Find out how to process fleece into roving and how to blend colors and fibers. Projects: Self-striping socks; Merino mittens; Triangular shawl; Merino and silk scarf. 92pp.