Clover 3161 Okrągły chwytak do krótkich ściegów, od 9 do 16 cali, zielony

Name: Clover 3161 Okrągły chwytak do krótkich ściegów, od 9 do 16 cali, zielony
Brand: Clover
SKU: 0051221731617
Price: 122.41 PLN
Availability: InStock

Brand:Clover

3.8/5

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EAN: 0051221731617

Kategorie Sztuka, rzemiosło i krawiectwo, Robienie na drutach i szydełkowanie, Igły dziewiarskie,

Waga opakowania produktu wynosi: 0,016 funta. Kraj pochodzenia: Japonia. Miękki elastyczny przewód. Regulowany stoperem.

Customer Reviews	4.8 4.8 out of 5 stars 399 ratings 4.8 out of 5 stars
Department	Men, women
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer	No
Item model number	3161
Item Weight	0.24 ounces
Manufacturer	Clover
Product Dimensions	3.25 x 3.25 x 0.5 inches

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Scritto da: Elisabeth Damle

Love these needles

Finally I found something very useful. Now I don’t have to fear of dropping my stitches with these needles. I bought 2 for sleeves and although they are a bit pricey they are worth the money.

Scritto da: Joy Klein

Looks as discribed

Haven’t used yet but looks like it will come in very handy to hold stitches. I also hope to use it for a provisional cast on.

Scritto da: S. McIntyre

Love these stitch holders

I know I could just use yarn to hold my stitches, but these are a dream because they are slick and the stitches don't stick like they can with some yarn. I bought two for sleeves on sweaters when I divide them off the body.

Scritto da: Amazon Customer

Clever way to hold stitches

Easier than waste yarn to get the stitches back on the live needle

Scritto da: Asha

Best stitch holder on the market

I’ve got multiples of these now, in this size and the larger one, and I’ve considered buying more just in case they’re ever discontinued. I much prefer this to using scrap yarn, and as long as you’ve got your stitches on in the right direction, you can just knit them off once you’re ready to use those live stitches again. They’ve been invaluable during some sweater knitting I’ve been doing, where it’s bottom up, and I need to keep the shoulder pieces, both front and back, on hold. Sure, scrap yarn would do just as well, or those expensive silicone cords from Finland or wherever they come from, but this works best for me. The only improvement I would ask for is a shorter length, for things like glove fingers. Having really tiny holders would be brilliant, although I’ve used these and made them work for gloves. I suppose I need to pass that on to Clover, though, if I want it to become a reality. Honestly, I’d strongly encourage you to get this wonderful stitch holder if you’re even considering it. You won’t be sorry. Get the longer one too while you’re at it. I think they’re indispensable for sweaters, and just all around superior to scrap yarn.

Scritto da: Harleys Lady Forever

Life Line

This little thing is a great life line! I have made mistakes in my knitting, didn't notice it for a few rows and ended up pulling my project all apart because I couldn't fix it. This is a great tool for inserting at a given point (after you've ensured no errors prior to that point) so that if you DO have to tear out your work later, this will give you a stopping point and save you tons of time and frustration. If you cannot fix your work, simply tear out your work to the point of the life line, run your needles back through and continue. After you have the next length of work done - totally up to you - you can remove the life line from it's previous point and run it through the new point. Love this little gadget!!

Scritto da: Carole Feldman

Love these gadgets!

I wish I had tried these before! They work much better than the old pin style stitch holders. It's easy to move stitches to and from any knitting needle without dropping any. I loved the first one so much that I got two more so I can use them on more than one project as I usually seem to have several going at once.

Scritto da: Kindle Customer

Very handy tool.

I have struggled for years with slipping stitches on waste yarn and trying to pick them up again. This is a great solution to holding pieces of knitting while in progress but when the needle is needed on another piece. It's also very nice for sock knitting because it will comfortably expand to let the intended recipient (even yourself!) try on the sock for fit while it is in progress. Highly recommend.

Scritto da: Marlie

Great for Holding Stitches

Great for holding sleeve stitches on a knitted garment. Easy to add the stitches to the cable and the needle at the end makes it easy to return the stitches back to a working needle.

Scritto da: Lynn Fisher

Quick shipping!

These stitch holders are fantastic! I was impressed with how quickly they shipped as well.

Scritto da: Knitting Queen

Great idea!

This is so much easier to use than the larger safety pin designs. It tucks out of the way while you are knitting. Really recommend to all knitters

Scritto da: Genevieve Boucher

Suoer

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