Clover's Premium Bamboo Double Pointed Knitting Needles
High Quality, Durable, and Easy on the Hands!
The Pros and Cons:
Different types knitting needles have their own set of pro and cons. Its recommend that you try different types to find what works best for you, and your individual needs. Below is a short list of my personal pro and cons, feel free to comment with your own in the comment section.
Pros:
- Bamboo's texture makes it easier to control the needles
- Tips are not overly sharp making them easier to use.
- Less likely to fall out of the stitches while knitting.
- Stitches do not easily fall off of the needles.
- Wonderfully smooth and warm to the touch.
- Light weight (which allows you to knit longer before your hands become tried.)
- High Quality with great durability
- Bamboo is a natural Echo Friendly product
- Knitting with bamboo may feel slower to some knitters. This is due to the difference in texture when compared to traditional metal needles.
For many the thought of knitting in the round with multiple double pointed knitting needles is a nightmare. Before I discovered bamboo knitting needles I was a member of this group. Due to unavailability in my area, I used to knit with only metal knitting needles. The problem I found with metal double pointed needles is that either all of my stitches fell off of the needles or the needles would fall out of the stitches (and then the needles would be thrown into a dark corner to be forgotten all eternity). Thanks to Clover's Bamboo knitting needles my view of knitting with multiple needles has changed completely. Knitting in the round with these needles is so much easier due to the texture of the Bamboo. A few weeks I knitted a pair of fingerless gloves using these needles with out any problems. Last night I began working on another set, and found that my knitting speed is picking up as well. I highly recommend this set to all who are having trouble using multiple knitting needles.
Where to Buy?
The product featured this review can be purchased on amazon in at http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B003D7JS32
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2 Comments
Post a CommentThank you Jack :)
Great review Dina. I like how you pointed out the pros and cons. Nicely done.