New vinyl pickups
Broken Spindles: Fufilled/Complete
Broken Spindles: Inside/Absent
Broken Spindles: Fufilled/Complete
Broken Spindles: Inside/Absent
November 4, 2026 at 10:44 PM
New vinyl pickups
Broken Spindles: Fufilled/Complete
Broken Spindles: Inside/Absent
Broken Spindles: Fufilled/Complete
Broken Spindles: Inside/Absent
"When I make a piece, I’m satisfied with it. It feels like my child or something, especially when I first started making them and I wasn’t selling them. I was just making it because of the gift God gave me," Rolling Fork sculptor Lee Washington said.
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Army Veteran, Teacher Transforms Cotton-Picker Spindles Into Art at Rolling Fork Studio
Lee Washington of Rolling Fork, Mississippi, is an Army veteran and teacher who began crafting sculptures out of cotton-picker spindles 25 years ago.
www.mississippifreepress.org
November 4, 2026 at 6:15 PM
"When I make a piece, I’m satisfied with it. It feels like my child or something, especially when I first started making them and I wasn’t selling them. I was just making it because of the gift God gave me," Rolling Fork sculptor Lee Washington said.
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We had spindles separating the kitchen and rumpus room
November 3, 2026 at 12:24 AM
We had spindles separating the kitchen and rumpus room
“I always enjoy visiting with Lee when he stops by the Guild, as he constantly has a funny story or a new project idea to share," Elizabeth Montambault, director of the Craftsman's Guild of Mississippi, said of the Rolling Fork sculptor.
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Army Veteran, Teacher Transforms Cotton-Picker Spindles Into Art at Rolling Fork Studio
Lee Washington of Rolling Fork, Mississippi, is an Army veteran and teacher who began crafting sculptures out of cotton-picker spindles 25 years ago.
www.mississippifreepress.org
November 3, 2026 at 6:15 PM
“I always enjoy visiting with Lee when he stops by the Guild, as he constantly has a funny story or a new project idea to share," Elizabeth Montambault, director of the Craftsman's Guild of Mississippi, said of the Rolling Fork sculptor.
www.mississippifreepress.org/person-of-th...
www.mississippifreepress.org/person-of-th...
My partner and I spent all summer restoring the original porch on my house. I found used spindles for the stairs, built new once’s to match on the railing, and restored a vintage screen door with real copper.
I love my new front door so much 😭
I love my new front door so much 😭
November 6, 2026 at 2:25 PM
My partner and I spent all summer restoring the original porch on my house. I found used spindles for the stairs, built new once’s to match on the railing, and restored a vintage screen door with real copper.
I love my new front door so much 😭
I love my new front door so much 😭
“Some that he made resembled my grandmother,” Barbara Washington said of her husband Lee's work. “She used to love to wear hats, and she didn’t think she was dressed up for church unless she had her hat on. So he got some little things and made hats and put them on little ladies going to church.”
Army Veteran, Teacher Transforms Cotton-Picker Spindles Into Art at Rolling Fork Studio
Lee Washington of Rolling Fork, Mississippi, is an Army veteran and teacher who began crafting sculptures out of cotton-picker spindles 25 years ago.
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November 2, 2026 at 6:15 PM
“Some that he made resembled my grandmother,” Barbara Washington said of her husband Lee's work. “She used to love to wear hats, and she didn’t think she was dressed up for church unless she had her hat on. So he got some little things and made hats and put them on little ladies going to church.”
“I just can’t throw something together you know. I like to feel good about it,” Rolling Fork sculptor Lee Washington said. “The only way I can feel good about it (is) I got to be feeling good before I even start.”
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Army Veteran, Teacher Transforms Cotton-Picker Spindles Into Art at Rolling Fork Studio
Lee Washington of Rolling Fork, Mississippi, is an Army veteran and teacher who began crafting sculptures out of cotton-picker spindles 25 years ago.
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November 1, 2026 at 6:15 PM
“I just can’t throw something together you know. I like to feel good about it,” Rolling Fork sculptor Lee Washington said. “The only way I can feel good about it (is) I got to be feeling good before I even start.”
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Here you go! tangled.org/docs/spindles/
How CI works
Spindles are Tangled's CI runners. They watch your knot for pushes and run the workflows in .tangled/workflows/.
tangled.org
November 3, 2026 at 1:34 PM
Here you go! tangled.org/docs/spindles/
Gorgeous!!! And good on you for printing the railing spindles, those would be maddening to sculpt 😅
November 3, 2026 at 1:09 PM
Gorgeous!!! And good on you for printing the railing spindles, those would be maddening to sculpt 😅
They don’t have spindles these days 🤣
November 2, 2026 at 3:51 PM
They don’t have spindles these days 🤣
Everybody thinks it’s cool to live in a century home until it’s time to spend an hour and a half dusting your intricate staircase spindles every weekend.
October 31, 2026 at 7:11 PM
Everybody thinks it’s cool to live in a century home until it’s time to spend an hour and a half dusting your intricate staircase spindles every weekend.
We compared spindles across 25 eukaryotic species, from yeasts to plants and animals: Metaphase plate width scales with genome size to the 1/3 power. A vast range of genomes, handled by a small change in spindles. Surprisingly, chromatin amount counts, not chromosome number.
October 30, 2026 at 9:25 AM
We compared spindles across 25 eukaryotic species, from yeasts to plants and animals: Metaphase plate width scales with genome size to the 1/3 power. A vast range of genomes, handled by a small change in spindles. Surprisingly, chromatin amount counts, not chromosome number.
“I don’t put anything on paper; everything I put out comes from my head,” Sharkey County sculptor Lee Washington said. “I can be driving down the highway or sitting in bed and think of something to make. I got to be in that state of mind.”
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Army Veteran, Teacher Transforms Cotton-Picker Spindles Into Art at Rolling Fork Studio
Lee Washington of Rolling Fork, Mississippi, is an Army veteran and teacher who began crafting sculptures out of cotton-picker spindles 25 years ago.
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October 31, 2026 at 5:15 PM
“I don’t put anything on paper; everything I put out comes from my head,” Sharkey County sculptor Lee Washington said. “I can be driving down the highway or sitting in bed and think of something to make. I got to be in that state of mind.”
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"I (have) made one for President Obama," Rolling Fork sculptor Lee Washington said of his cotton-picker art. "It was a piece that looked like an angel had a hand on his shoulder, standing behind him.”
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Army Veteran, Teacher Transforms Cotton-Picker Spindles Into Art at Rolling Fork Studio
Lee Washington of Rolling Fork, Mississippi, is an Army veteran and teacher who began crafting sculptures out of cotton-picker spindles 25 years ago.
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October 30, 2026 at 5:15 PM
"I (have) made one for President Obama," Rolling Fork sculptor Lee Washington said of his cotton-picker art. "It was a piece that looked like an angel had a hand on his shoulder, standing behind him.”
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Yeah! My grandparents had this massive solid wood cabinet that had giant speaker on each end. If you lifted the center lid, there was an 8-track slot, a turntable, some faders and other control knobs, and there *might have been* some reel-to-reel spindles, but my memory is fuzzy.
November 5, 2026 at 2:36 PM
Yeah! My grandparents had this massive solid wood cabinet that had giant speaker on each end. If you lifted the center lid, there was an 8-track slot, a turntable, some faders and other control knobs, and there *might have been* some reel-to-reel spindles, but my memory is fuzzy.
The seasons may have changed, but nature hasn't gone into hiding. From fascinating fungi to late-season plants, there's still plenty to spot if you know where to look. 🍄🍂
What have you seen recently?
What have you seen recently?
November 4, 2026 at 2:14 PM
The seasons may have changed, but nature hasn't gone into hiding. From fascinating fungi to late-season plants, there's still plenty to spot if you know where to look. 🍄🍂
What have you seen recently?
What have you seen recently?
"Twenty-five years ago, agricultural power and machinery teacher Lee Washington sat inside an empty classroom at South Delta High School in Rolling Fork, Mississippi, tinkering with some old cotton-picker spindles.
The artist Washington was working in quiet—as his students were on spring break.
The artist Washington was working in quiet—as his students were on spring break.
Army Veteran, Teacher Transforms Cotton-Picker Spindles Into Art at Rolling Fork Studio
Lee Washington of Rolling Fork, Mississippi, is an Army veteran and teacher who began crafting sculptures out of cotton-picker spindles 25 years ago.
www.mississippifreepress.org
October 29, 2026 at 5:27 PM
"Twenty-five years ago, agricultural power and machinery teacher Lee Washington sat inside an empty classroom at South Delta High School in Rolling Fork, Mississippi, tinkering with some old cotton-picker spindles.
The artist Washington was working in quiet—as his students were on spring break.
The artist Washington was working in quiet—as his students were on spring break.
Got high last night and ordered a bunch of spinning fiber, an additional dorp spindle (my fingers just want to type it that way, that's what they are now. they're dorp spindles), and exactly ONE Schacht boat shuttle bobbin to compare sizes with the ones I got at the yard sale lol
November 2, 2026 at 3:00 AM
Got high last night and ordered a bunch of spinning fiber, an additional dorp spindle (my fingers just want to type it that way, that's what they are now. they're dorp spindles), and exactly ONE Schacht boat shuttle bobbin to compare sizes with the ones I got at the yard sale lol
Henlo, Spindles baby. 😻
Phoenix area friends, meet Spindles! 🐾 Rescued by #TNR volunteers, she’s ready for a forever home! 💜 She’d be a wonderful companion for someone who appreciates a gentle, intelligent feline. Apply to adopt & arrange a meet and greet:
savethecatsaz.org/adoption-form/
#AdoptDontShop #Cats
savethecatsaz.org/adoption-form/
#AdoptDontShop #Cats
October 30, 2026 at 3:14 AM
Henlo, Spindles baby. 😻
Phoenix area friends, meet Spindles! 🐾 Rescued by #TNR volunteers, she’s ready for a forever home! 💜 She’d be a wonderful companion for someone who appreciates a gentle, intelligent feline. Apply to adopt & arrange a meet and greet:
savethecatsaz.org/adoption-form/
#AdoptDontShop #Cats
savethecatsaz.org/adoption-form/
#AdoptDontShop #Cats
October 30, 2026 at 1:29 AM
Phoenix area friends, meet Spindles! 🐾 Rescued by #TNR volunteers, she’s ready for a forever home! 💜 She’d be a wonderful companion for someone who appreciates a gentle, intelligent feline. Apply to adopt & arrange a meet and greet:
savethecatsaz.org/adoption-form/
#AdoptDontShop #Cats
savethecatsaz.org/adoption-form/
#AdoptDontShop #Cats
"When I make a piece, I’m satisfied with it. It feels like my child or something, especially when I first started making them and I wasn’t selling them. I was just making it because of the gift God gave me," Rolling Fork sculptor Lee Washington said.
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Army Veteran, Teacher Transforms Cotton-Picker Spindles Into Art at Rolling Fork Studio
Lee Washington of Rolling Fork, Mississippi, is an Army veteran and teacher who began crafting sculptures out of cotton-picker spindles 25 years ago.
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October 29, 2026 at 4:06 PM
"When I make a piece, I’m satisfied with it. It feels like my child or something, especially when I first started making them and I wasn’t selling them. I was just making it because of the gift God gave me," Rolling Fork sculptor Lee Washington said.
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The way that spindles work is that they basically just get events from repos when something happens, like a push or whatever. The spindle, if it's going to respond, eventually responds with what the results were, if any. If it looks like a spindle and quacks like a spindle, it's a spindle
November 3, 2026 at 1:42 PM
The way that spindles work is that they basically just get events from repos when something happens, like a push or whatever. The spindle, if it's going to respond, eventually responds with what the results were, if any. If it looks like a spindle and quacks like a spindle, it's a spindle
A witch has dropped her hat here!
(Finally, after a very slow start, we are getting a few waxcaps, I’ve still not seen any corals or earth tongues, nor spindles or clubs - it’s such a weird year for fungi, and considering that’s almost certainly climate related that really is scary!)
(Finally, after a very slow start, we are getting a few waxcaps, I’ve still not seen any corals or earth tongues, nor spindles or clubs - it’s such a weird year for fungi, and considering that’s almost certainly climate related that really is scary!)
October 31, 2026 at 12:22 PM
A witch has dropped her hat here!
(Finally, after a very slow start, we are getting a few waxcaps, I’ve still not seen any corals or earth tongues, nor spindles or clubs - it’s such a weird year for fungi, and considering that’s almost certainly climate related that really is scary!)
(Finally, after a very slow start, we are getting a few waxcaps, I’ve still not seen any corals or earth tongues, nor spindles or clubs - it’s such a weird year for fungi, and considering that’s almost certainly climate related that really is scary!)
www.nature.com/articles/s41...
CryoET imaging reveals that mitotic spindles are locally organized by microtubule density and Eg5 activity
CryoET imaging reveals that mitotic spindles are locally organized by microtubule density and Eg5 activity
www.nature.com
October 29, 2026 at 2:38 PM
www.nature.com/articles/s41...
CryoET imaging reveals that mitotic spindles are locally organized by microtubule density and Eg5 activity
CryoET imaging reveals that mitotic spindles are locally organized by microtubule density and Eg5 activity
