KNITTING EDITION: What's in My Needles and Notions Bag... and drawer... and bowls... 😆
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- Come along on a tour of my needles and notions spaces! All the items I'm sharing today are linked below. Share yours on IG with the hashtag #insidemyknittingbag or #insidemycrochet bag and tag me @ knittynatty!
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Pouch: www.etsy.com/shop/NeonSol
Measuring Tape: amzn.to/3SdPtks
Sheep Scissors: amzn.to/418JYaR
Chibi Metal Tapestry Needles: amzn.to/3IAfeIx
Susan Bates Finishing Needles: amzn.to/3EqEQoL
Cocoknits Ring Markers: cocoknits.com/products/colore...
Cocoknits Light Bulb Markers: cocoknits.com/products/colore...
| Needles and Hooks Bag |
KnitPicks Interchangeable Needles: www.knitpicks.com/rainbow-opt...
Erin.Lane Fabric Interchangeable Needle Case: erinlanebags.com/collections/...
16” KnitPicks Interchangeable Needle Set: www.knitpicks.com/caspian-opt...
ChiaoGoo Forte Needles: Currently out of production
Lantern Moon Needles: amzn.to/3ki9Znp
Chiaogoo Tunisian Crochet Hooks: amzn.to/41e3Qtl
Clover Amour Crochet Hooks: amzn.to/3EmqHsK
Canvas Pouches: amzn.to/3XMfqIU
KnitPicks Double Pointed Needle Set: www.knitpicks.com/sunstruck-d...
| Stitch Markers |
Cocoknits Metal Marker Set: cocoknits.com/products/precio...
Progress Keepers
Delidino: www.etsy.com/shop/Delidinoworld
Simply Serving: www.etsy.com/shop/SimplyServing
Colorful Light Bulb Markers: amzn.to/3xB60FF
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Elfa Drawers: www.containerstore.com/s/elfa...
Yarn Cozy Lite Bundle: www.ravelry.com/patterns/sour...
Crochet Yarn Cozy Light: www.ravelry.com/patterns/libr...
Sock Blockers from Purrfectly Catchy Designs: www.chappysartsandcrafts.com/...
Ball Winder and Swift: www.fiberartistsupply.com/bal...
Clover Circular Stitch Holders: amzn.to/3kidavl
Cocoknits Colorful Split Ring Markers (great for crochet!): cocoknits.com/products/split-...
Purl Strings (try it on tubing): shopyarnia.com/purl-strings-u...
Clover Cable Needles: amzn.to/3SbPdm5
Susan Bates Finishing Needles: amzn.to/3EqEQoL
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My #1 tool has to be a 5mm crochet hook my boyfriend purchased me from an online store. It's a Susan Bates hook but it has a custom clay handle that has a blue base with lily pads and flowers to look like a pond. It came with four clay progress keepers (a daisy, a frog, a lily pad, and a mushroom) that you can attach to a little loop at the bottom of the handle. It has to be one of my most used hooks and it has a special place in my heart from a person I love
❤ I love that for you!!!
Number one tool is my kettle. Can’t be knitting without a cup of tea! I loved seeing all your different tools it’s so funny how different people have different preferences. I keep my scissors, stitch markers and tapestry needles (my go to notions) in a metal tin, so when I am about to head out, I pick up my project bag, give it a shake, and if I hear the rattle I know my notions tin is in there without having to dig through the bag.
The thing i would instantly replace if its unusable: a very specific project bag. My best friend is a very ambitious climber and i once had a chalk bag in my hands she sew herself. I mentioned that it would be a practical project bag for knitting on the go, since it has a loop for securing on the belt, a drawstring closing with stopper which is usable by one hand, and a round supported bottom which prevents it from falling to the side if standing.
The next birthday she gifted me a "chalk bag" specifically sewn for me. Beside the mentioned benefits she increased the bottom size a little bit, so it would hold a 100g cake perfectly snuggling like one of your cozys, and a ball has enough free room to unwind when pulled. Second she used for the lower half faux leather on the outside which stops needles from poking through, and she didn't sew the leather completely around on the top, just on the bottom, which turned out to be the perfect storing space for a folded paper pattern, or some cut-off yarn when colormatching on second socks from self striping leads to a whole bunch of leftover scraps.
I totally love this bag and i use it all the time (less now because its too cold to knit outside), it fits my notion box, a pattern, a 100g-cake or ball and 5 dpns / 3 addi flexis / 1 magic loop circular (other methods i didn't try so i can't tell). Despite the emotional load the bag carries, it is really practical. I simply love it.
sounds so cool i would love to see what this looks like!
@@jennadotson6117 search for "chalk bag" in any search engine. I found the colored ones from black diamond look really similar, they just don't have the half closed leather pockets on the outside (but they do have a supported lower part, so you could replace it mentally with leather)
Great video! 😊 I am surprised that you don't have any row counters - I use mine all the time, especially when knitting socks.
I recommend buying a singular interchangeable needle tips + cord to test out before buying an interchange set instead of trying out a fixed circular needle because I find that the join between the tip and the cord is one of the important thing to test out.
My “immediately replace if lost or broken” tool are swivel cords. I recently learned (thanks to you!) that the knitter’s pride mindful swivel cords work with my knit picks needle tips. I have been in heaven since. In large projects like blankets (one i just finished, the other started recently) the needles and cord seem to get twisted constantly with traditional cords and put excess strain on my wrists. NOT ANYMORE!!!🎉 same with magic loop. No more fighting the fixed cord and untwisting every turn if the work!🎉
So now my problem is that although I would love a higher end set of needles, they MUST come with swivel cords and that limits my selection drastically 🤷🏻♀️
Luckily knitpro, knit picks, Lykke and knitter’s pride all use the same cords
#1 tool is absolutely my long cables, magic loop for the win!
It’s like the “what’s in my violin/viola/cello case”. 😂 I keep nail clippers and a nail file in all my instrument cases and craft bags, as well as a pencil, eraser, and a small pocket notebook.
I cannot recommend The Knit Kit enough. It's what I use for travel and it has everything you need in one -- stitch markers, darning needle, scissors, cable needle, crochet hook, tape measure, row counter! I will never be without one again.
I was just going to post the same thing! I love my Knit Kit as well. It has everything you need and just toss it in your project bag. 💖
I agree! I've had one for years since they first came out and love it. The head of the crochet hook broke really early on as I was trying to get it out one time so unfortunately that isn't usable but otherwise it's amazing!
What I really wouldn't want to give up (aside from my Chiaogoo interchangeables and DPNs): "Scheepjes Wooden Yarn Winder Butler" (as it's called on Amazon). I already have three of those yarn holders as I often have more than one project I'm working on. I'm waiting for delivery of a yarn winder, so maybe I wont need them as often then, as I will be able to make yarn cakes and may pull the yarn from the center.
Besides my needles and hooks, I cannot live without my tool to pick up stitches. I don’t know what it is called offhand but it is metal with a hook on one end and a point on the other for picking up dropped stitches. I don’t need it too often but when I drop a stitch it is a lifesaver. I’ve tried with my regular crochet hooks but they don’t work as well. After that is my light bulb stitch markers. Loved seeing all your notions and tools. So organized!
We love that you still use your Yarnia tape measure! And you got the sheep scissors from us too, I believe 😊 Hope to see you soon at a Knit Night, maybe once Spring is really here! ~K🧶
I danced too and my daughter danced pro for Orlando Ballet for 10 years and yes, Pointe Magazine and “what’s in their bag” was a favorite! 🩰
Those yarn cozy are a neat idea, never thought of that
I use a hanging organizer from Della Q for my fixed circulars. I’ve tied it to a hanger and it’s hung on the back of my bedroom door with my robe. Great for keeping the needles organized by size (they had both metric and US available) and kink free. Less of an issue with ChiaoGoo but still helps me to visually keep it sorted. Love this!
My “Go Bag” is a small plastic divided box from Nancy’s KnitKnacks that I got as a knitter prize. Allows me to keep several sizes of stitch markers, darning needles and my small scissors (Merchant & Mills is the brand I think - bought at a sewing store but brilliant). Fits easily in my project bag or next to my knitting spot at home.
I use my Sock Ruler regularly as I only make socks for others. Great idea to put the chart on the back. Any suggestions where to get this?
I didn't know you were a dancer! How cool.
#1 this I use is a small crochet hook to help pick up stitches whether it be for a gusset, neckband or a dropped stitch.
I would love a video where you talk indepth about what you do or do not like about your current interchangeable needles and then comparing them to the new sets and how the new sets do or do not address what you like or don't like about your original set!
I have the exact same Addi needle gauge in my notions bag. Love knowing someone else does. ❤
I loved the video where you had the beautiful organizer for all your needs in it with a circular matching printed material. Going to review that one again. I am going through like yourself the keep to give. I bought some beautiful wooden knitting needles (very expensive cherry-type wood I believe) that I have not used at all since enjoying interchangeable ones. Loving the motivation here to get busy on some projects I have put off. Will be making your yarn keeper/snuggler. So smart in keeping that ball of yarn together when traveling.
My #1 too, is my mini iPad. Holds all my patterns and knitting crochet apps and I’d be lost without it.
i started crocheting super recently (i think less than 3 months ago) and i’m using my very first hook that came in my Wooble kit, i actually love it though and when i eventually start looking for a set i hope i find similar ones!
What's in my minimalist knitting box. 1 "chgoo" 32 inch 2.25 circular needle, 1 pair of embroidery scissors, 12 light bulb stitch markers, 1 weaving in needle for the ends and for Kitchener, and 1 row counter. I own nothing else except my new sock yarns. All leftovers and snipped ends are discarded.
All of my knitting stuff resides in one corner of one room, but:
My DPNs and circulars needles are in a large plastic Ferrero Rocher gift box thingy. The pairs of needles that my husband found for me are in a needle holder that my Mum bought for me Christmas 2021 - which was a mistake in itself as I had asked for a DPN needle case/holder... turned out useful in the end though! All smaller items are kept in random small tins which were actually originally designed for storing sanitary towels in your handbag.
I'm very much in the hunter/gather and improvisation stage of learning the craft! The majority of my 'stash' is from over-excitedly buying loads of sock wool from Aldi. At the time, the DPNs came with the wool, so I have many sets. Shame that I'm a monogamous knitter, really.
I love these type of videos because basically I am really nosey knitter and love to see items that knitters stash away in their bags! Some great ideas for new purchases too! Thank you x
My #1 item is my knitting "Swiss army knife" the knit kit. It contains everything you need and you just grab one item on the go.
I recently moved overseas and so before I went, I went through my set of needles and turfed out all the cheap bamboo/plastic ones that I had a metal substitute for. Most of mine are Addis although I do have a couple of Chiagoo and Knitpro. I exclusively have circulars and DPNs. As for stitch markers, I have what you call "lightbulb stitch markers" although in my case they're just safety pins, salvaged from whenever I bought clothes. It's pretty common to have the lightbulb shaped safety pins or other little safety pins attaching the price tag. I just collected all of them and pinned them into the edge of my project bag so they're right there when I need them. Don't use stitch markers that much so using free safety pins works just fine for me.
I have to have my Susan Bates "peg it" Knitting Counter. I've been using it for over 40 years. It helps me keep track of increases/decreases, rows and pattern rows. The other must have is a small package of dental floss for life lines!
Hello, I wanted to tell you how much I appreciate your organizing tips! I made the canvas bags for all my circular needles that you suggested from Amazon. Great tip! I divided them for example, the US 1 by 9 inch, 16 inch and 24 inch so 3 bags for US1. All others are just by needle size. I did that because I use US1 for my socks mostly. I then put them in a basket that fit like a filing cabinet. So easy and neat. I also took some tips from you on organizing your “go bag” for having supplies on hand where you knit most often. I kept all my tools upstairs so I’m always having to run upstairs to grab something, having to stop a show we’re watching. Right? Love the light bulb tip too. You’re so good at that thank you!
I just learned to crochet a few weeks ago (I'm already a knitter) and liked it so much I bought myself some Amour hooks! I'm glad to hear these are a favorite because I researched for a long time!
I love to watch people show what is in their bags. Thank you for sharing. Where did you purchase the zipper case that holds all your needles and hooks?
Hey there!!! So I'm not sure if anyone has already pointed this out, but those teeny tiny sock blockers are for cat size socks...at least I think. The company woodburned in has both "purr" and "cat" in it. Anyway LOVED THIS VIDEO !!! I always enjoy your content and hope to join sockweek this year!!!
My can’t live without tool is my Knit Kit that my sister bought me almost 20 years ago or so…it’s the palm sized plastic tool that has a measuring tape, built in needle gauge, thread cutter, row counter, crochet hook (in 2 sizes) and came with a stack of stitch markers, tapestry needle and fold up scissors. The new ones aren’t as nice as the older design, so I’d be pretty upset if I lost mine! But other than that, my row counter, stitch markers and fold up scissors are invaluable. I have literally one set in each WIP 😅
My number one has to be my lightbulb stitch markers. Use them all the time in every project no matter if I knit in the round or flat or bottom up or top down.
So fun! I loved all of your "bags"!
So glad you love the "go bag" - I love mine too and use it daily!
This was such a great video. I appreciate that you explained each tool and gave examples of how you would use them. As a crocheter and knitter, although I knew what each took was, I loved to hear new methods of use for them. I am also a dancer so I appreciate the connection you made to the two art forms ❤ would you consider a giveaway once you downsize your collection? I’ll definitely be making my own “what’s in my bag”.
I have yet to find a tool that I am obsessed with as I am just now getting into utilizing tools. But I love learning about new tools and functions
I use a bobby pin to mark the beginning of the round in crochet.
#1 knitting tool is totally my 9" circulars for socks! I have them in 3 sizes (US 1, 1.5, and 2) and I always have at least one project going on them at a time. I hated making socks before I got them and now I am obsessed!
so agree with u. i'm surprised by how
many people don't like 9"! i finally got good at dpns but def prefer 9" circulars. i just cant do socks in magic loop. not for me! ;)
Loved this episode and especially when you said you pick project bags and yarn cozies that match your projects! My must have items besides hooks & needles are good scissors, coordinating progress keepers and a tapestry needle.
My number one tool is my Takumi Bamboo interchangeable needle set. They are so lightweight and have a little bit of grip to them so I don't worry about losing my stiches. Love the "Pointe Magazine"-like spread!
I love my Takumi set as well!
My #1 tool is my ChiaoGoo set of DPNs. They are my go-to for all things sock knitting. I can do Magic Loop and 9” circulars, but nothing beats my trusted stainless steel DPNs. ❤️
My caspian wooden interchangeable needles from Knit Picks would need to be replaced asap if lost. Used them for years and love them.
I am so impressed you’ve had that wooden needle set since high school without breaking any! Almost all of my needles from my knit picks wooden needle set are broken
Wow! I knit very tightly and I have never broken any of mine.
@@jirafstudio it’s a combination knitting and sitting on them as well lol
I love my Clover crochet hooks too!!! Would definitely replace if lost. I used aluminum hooks for years but have converted to the Clovers! For knitting...can't get anything done without my notepad and pen...have to check things off.
My #1 tool is my KnitKit 2.0. In fact, I have the previous KnitKit, but I couldn't find it (for a day!) and I ordered the new one. Now I have two and I keep one in my to-go bag, and one by my couch where I knit.
I love this kind of video!!! It's so nice to get inspiration about how to organize my knitting stuff (and tips for great tools and notions). I recently bought a case for my interchangeble needles on Etsy, it has labels on the case and it is the best! It also has a zipper pocket where I can store my cords and endcaps and stuff.
I also have a digital row counter, wich I love to use if I'm knitting socks on dpn's. If I work on magic loop or 9 inch circular I like to use a bit of scrap yarn to weave in every round, and count my rows with that. I don't like using my row counter for those techniques, I think it has to do with the position of my hands. But for working on dpn's I can't go without my row counter!
My #1 knitting tool is my knitting thimble. I use it for all my knitting not just colorwork and it has helped my wrist pain immensely.
hi hi, not sure if you know but the knit picks needles and the lantern moon cables to my understanding are compatible as are any knitpro or knitters pride needles. lantern moon is now made by knitpro/knitters pride. :) hope that helps. also since you love wooden needles, maybe take a look at seeknit needles (petite knit uses these) or signature needles (high end wood). i have a few sets but have my eye on seeknit needles since they have very small mm interchangibles in wood. keep us posted on what you decide to go with needle-wise. you dont seem to like the fortes too much. alsoif i were going looking for a set of ic needles, i would buy a tip and a cable for a set i am considering, i find that the fixed is different enough from an ic tip that you may not get the full experience. thanks for the podcast!!
I swear by my knit picks sets. I love the grip of wooden needles and you can get almost every size under the sun. (Not a fan of the slip of metal because i always end up dropping stitches like crazy.) My mom has addi clicks and i hate the join in the cables. They have this odd bump that catches. I've had wonderful luck with the knit picks cables being smoothe, and when I've had parts break, they are happy to send me a replacement free of charge.
My fave notion are the round st markers with the little opening to slide into individual sts. I wish they came to fit over #17 ndls cause then they'd be the only markers i would use. I LOVE multi purpose notions!
You could have fun displaying the yarn cozies. Picture wire suspended between two points and some clip rings.
My interchangeable needles for sure!!! I would immediately replace them if needed!
The red cords from your Chiaogoo Tunisian hooks will fit your Forte needles.
My #1 tool is my Chaiogoo interchangeable needle set. I love it 100% 😊
Love mine as well!
You are so organised. I have notions pouches in all knitting bags. I couldn’t do without my interchangeable needles.
My favorite tool/organizer is my Della Q's Tri Fold Circular Needle Case. I haven't invested in a interchangeable set yet so keeping all of my circular needs organized was a game changer!
I have a great travel case from them too. You can put 3-4 pairs of circular needles and it has a zippered pocket for notions.
Love this video. My favorite knitting accessories are the Cocoknit stitch markers and magnetic wrist band!! I use these on every project!! If not on my wrist the band is on the table beside my knitting spot so i can keep all of the stitch markers, needles and other metal items I am using, controlled without putting them back in their pouch. Second would be my neck light. Gives me the lighting I need without disturbing others.
The stitch markers are still sold by cocoknits as the "precious metals" stitch marker set! If they did the colors separately before then yes, that changed
I’m saving for the chiaogoo forte set, I’m a bit of a collector of needles 😂 I don’t think I could ever part with any of them despite having more than I need. I’m impressed by how organized you are, definitely something I could learn to do.
Thanks for sharing your tools. No Pom Pom maker, gleaner, darning loom, blocking pins, blocking wires? I only ask because I have all of them😄.
I recently discovered seeknit and am amazed by them
I Always use my row counters
Picking just one tool is tough but I’d have to say colored light bulb pins. They serve various functions in my knitting world. Thx for another great video.
Clover Amour and Chiaogoo Red Lace for me. I've yet to come across a cable as good as that red cable except the blue cables in the shorties sets but that's because they're the same design, just... short. Fun Fact: Chiaogoo Spins (their wooden needle set) are interchangable with the red lace cables. I'm curious of the joins on the Tunisian hooks are as smooth as the knitting needles? I've tried other long tail Tunisian hooks but getting the stitches back onto the hook was a total PIA which has kept me from doing a lot of things because you can fit only so many stitches, even on a super unbalanced 14 -17" hook.
My must haves are a tape measure and light bulb markers. Especially the markers. I use them a lot and on almost every project.
Besides my needles, my tape measure, stitch markers and a crochet hook for dropped stitches are my go to's. I have a multitude of other notions I need pretty regularly. I don't knit out and about other than in the car or waiting for an appointment so I don't have any real notion bags to speak of. I do have everything available to throw one together though. For me, it's not how often I use something but what it brings to the project. Cable needles, stitch holders, sock blockers etc., all have their place. Could I do without them? Sure, I have for years, but they do make life easier.
You didn't need to buy the Clover circular stitch holders. You have 1,000 cords- use two of the shorter cords and a few of your 10,000 purple cord stoppers. Done.
Just starting to learn knitting but been crocheting for a long time. LOVE my clover amour hook set 🥰 I have tulip, furls, hamanaka, susan bates, and the lighted hooks but I always go back to my Clover Amour 💜
So fun! Thanks for sharing! Something I can’t live without are good cutting scissors, darning needle (I keep loosing mine ALL the time no matter how hard I try) and double pointed needles size 1.5,2.5 and 4 - i currently discovered shorties but if i wouldn’t have a set of those needles they’d be replaced instantly
If anyone is looking to trim their kit, i use crochet hooks for all my finishing and weaving in.
my #1 would have to be my 6" signature needles DPNs in size1, 2.25m. i can't live without them. i make sooooo many things in them so much that i got a back up pair. socks, fingerless mitts. your can cozy's! 😊 my other must have are my custom stitch markers from Adoreknits where she made me super small ones for my size 1-3 needles. can't live without!!! ;) have lots of other favs but those would be IMMEDIATE REPURCHASES if ever went missing! 😅
I definitely love my Chiaogoo interchangeable needles! I also have many Chiaogoo individual red cord needles. I am a fairly new knitter so I do not have a lot of progress keepers. Love your videos❤️
Such a fun video! Thank you for sharing your “interior” views!!! I mostly knit small portable projects and my favorite style project bag is the large Retreat Bag (free sewing pattern by Emmaline Bags) (for ready made see The Scrappy Angel website under the name Lorelei Bag). My favorite stitch markers are the lightbulb style and recently purchased the small round metal ones which I really like too.
Such a fun video! Next to my crochet hooks, I think I love my crochet hook roll up case - that I crocheted myself - is my favorite. It holds most sizes hooks and there is space for stitch markers, tapestry needles and a small pair of scissors.
It’s always in my project basket that I have in the living room with my current wips, so I can easily reach for it.
Good afternoon New York. Great podcast Nat. I only crochet with armour hooks as well. Nothing else. I cannot knit my socks without my chiaogoo 32 inch 2.25 needle. Again, nothing else. Only the light bulb stitch markers for me. What I do not own or have use for are: progress keepers, those colorful bags in many sizes, any interchangable sets of needles. And if you want to see a fabulous colorway of sock yarn, check out The simply sock yarn company online. Search yarn categories and enter hedgehog fiber yarn. The color is LEAF. I don't think anyone else has this color except the simply sock yarn company. An amazing shade of green. They are in Indiana. Take care. Enjoy the sunshine 😘 Ken
My ride or die knitting tool is my triangle stitch markers from Coco Knits. I’ve purchased two sets because they’re easy to lose😜. I love how thin they are. I use a bigger one to indicate beginning of round. I store them all in an unused prescription bottle.
My #1 tool is probably a bent tip tapestry needle like the ones you use. I feel like they make weaving in ends so much less intimidating.
Clover point protectors!
Loved this video. And I LOVE my clover crochet hooks so much!
I knit A LOT of socks. I prefer 9 inch circulars with dpns for heels and toes. Plus lightbulb stitch markers to keep track of rows. I couldn’t do without any of them and have several sets of each. But if I lose or break any I immediately replace them!
I would buy a small picture frame and foam/corkboard/cover with fabric it… use small pins and hang all your pretty progress/stitch keepers up on the wall as art! Don’t waste them in a bowl! 🤗
Stitch fixer from knit picks.
Just FYI Natalie , Addi is a german company and their needles are sized differently than those mm (english) or US - completely different 😮 so unless you have Addi knitting needles I would give it away to an Addi user or stow away or sell. Don’t use it with UK, USA or other non-Addi sets.
My accessories bag is a chaotic mess. I use a blue light bulb pin to mark the beginning of round because if I use any other I forget which is the beginning. B-blue/beginning. 😂
If you want to keep your wooden needle sizer tools you could check into putting them in a picture frame and hang them on your wall! I love the large safety pin that holds your stitch markers. Where did you purchase that at?
As a Portuguese knitter I definitely need my knitting pin. It is an essential tool to do the Portuguese knitting technique.
I tried that recently and was fascinated how easy the purls are, and with perfect tension. The Lacis knitting pins were the only ones I could find - do you have a recommendation where I could get some nicer/fancier ones?
@@achimwasp hi! So far I could only find in Portuguese stores, but try Etsy. Probably you can find some fancy ones in an Etsy store
Wooo! First comment club 🎉 amazing video as always! 😊
Not sure that i could pick one but itd probably be stitch markers - i need them and totally enjoy them
If you think you want to let go of your Tunisian chaiogoo set ket me know I am loving the craft and would love those hooks
I’m very willing to purchase them
I’m still kind of a newbie but once I found spiral cable needles I never went back to the other and have lost a few but always replace them!
i just got some on amazon last week and have been making fingerless mitts with them! i really like them but it's taken some getting use to for me not being able to knit right off of them. but i love how secure my cable is and i haven't lost one stitch yet. :) is amazon where you got yours too or is there some better ones out there? just curious what u r using too! ;)
@@jennadotson6117 my first one was from Etsy but I got a pack of 6 from Amazon for much cheaper. Here’s a tip, slide the stitches off the needle onto the spiral and then when you need them again, slide them back on to the original needle, than knit thru them, rather than trying to knit off the spiral. Makes it pretty smooth that way.
Omg, do you have any videos or photos of you as a dancer?
The winderfull
Did you ever find your special set of stitch markers?
Why do you like wooden needles over metal? I don’t have any knitting needle yet, I am a new at crocheting at this time. Thank you😊
Very informative episode..what did you use to label your canvas pouches with? Thx
Where did you get your needles/hook bag?! I need one to hold my pouches and sets but can’t find a big enough size and this one looks perfect!
Thèse cute cozy’s do you keep you yarn ball in them???
I was wondering what is the little tool you use to tie up your ends when knitting?
As someone who mostly works with fingering weight yarn, do the larger needles in your set get much use, and do you still think interchangeables are worth it? Interchangeable needles are obviously popular for a reason, but i've seen a criticism of them being that they might not make as much sense (especially as a recommendation for beginners) if you mostly use one weight of yarn and realistically never go above or below a a few particular needle sizes.
As I also prefer finer yarns, I settled on the smaller Chiagoo Red Lace set which only has tips up to 5 mm. I will probably never use anything larger than that. Saved me a lot of money. I also have the Mini set which I use quite a lot.
I would love to see you dance. Do you have any videos or links?
Chiagoo For knitting and 5mm hook for crochet. 🧶