Wow...there are no words to describe how thankful Iam. Here in Mexico we have only 3.5mm, 4mm, and 4.5 mm circular needles that are all 80 cms long ( I think that's 32 inches...). Your wonderful tutorial gives me a chance to make the circulars I need. I appreciate the time and effort it took you to come upwith such an easy to understand tutorial. I am waiting for more .... Thank you again..... Angelika Mexico City
Wow! Thank you, this is great! I was referred to it because my rabbit chewed through a cord on a new set of interchangeable needles I just bought and your plumber's tape method should work very well for repairing it. But I love the whole thing and, with your permission, would like to incorporate it into some of my knitting classes.
I have made straight needles for years to give to children. At last I can offer them circulars. Free! Not only are they safer than longer pointy sticks, they are much less likely to break and/or lose their mate.
Thank you for your generosity in sharing your experience and expertise with us. I believe you've revolutionized the industry.
I found your article @ Knitters Review. Look forward to frequenting your blog for inspiration.
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WONDERFUL post!!! I found you through yahoo spinners. :) Thank you so mmuch for writing this up!!
Wow...there are no words to describe how thankful Iam.
Here in Mexico we have only 3.5mm, 4mm, and 4.5 mm circular needles that are all 80 cms long ( I think that's 32 inches...).
Your wonderful tutorial gives me a chance to make the circulars I need.
I appreciate the time and effort it took you to come upwith such an easy to understand tutorial.
I am waiting for more ....
Thank you again.....
Angelika
Mexico City
Wow! Thank you, this is great! I was referred to it because my rabbit chewed through a cord on a new set of interchangeable needles I just bought and your plumber's tape method should work very well for repairing it. But I love the whole thing and, with your permission, would like to incorporate it into some of my knitting classes.
I have made straight needles for years to give to children. At last I can offer them circulars. Free! Not only are they safer than longer pointy sticks, they are much less likely to break and/or lose their mate.
Thank you for your generosity in sharing your experience and expertise with us. I believe you've revolutionized the industry.
I found your article @ Knitters Review. Look forward to frequenting your blog for inspiration.
Best,
Peggy in Conshohocken
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