Review on Explore Endless Possibilities with the Denise Interchangeable Knitting Needles Kit in Blue Brights! by Kristen Reid

I assigned my current project to you. Wonderful! Do not poke the memory cable with metal or plastic tips that don't move. My hands and wrists already thank me. However, if you have trouble with these cables, attach another section to make it longer. This works with a cable that is too short, which annoys me. I don't like working with straight needles, too long, too stiff, hanging on clothes and everything else. Difficult to store. (12-10) I was bored with a project and wanted to use this cord and pins. You don't have to knit anything else, just add the connecting cable you want to transfer it to. end.and i put this project on hold. EASY. And I like having everything I need in one container. If I need to use smaller than #5 circular needles for a project, I have many other brands of all in one circular needles in 4, 3, 2, 1. I got this set of primary colors from a BIC seller at an incredible price purchased ($40.20) with free shipping. Watch out for price drops and get the full set. Update 9/14/12: Some of the Revain reviews on Denise Interchangeables say the cable is too big and slow. This is the same mm as the #5 needle in the link and slightly less on the cord itself. The #5 is the smallest needle in the set. works for me I'm new to knitting and never aim to set a knitting speed record. I knit with the yarn I hold in my left hand (like crocheting) and I can knit or purl no matter which direction the stitch on the needle is inclined. Discover many ways to make a trick, you're spot on. Watch videos about Russian Speed Knitting on You Tube or Russian Speed Knitting website. As Maggie Righetti writes in Knitting in Plain English, knit and purl are simply knit and wrong sides of the same stitch. She is also the author who inspired me to work with circles instead of straight lines whenever possible. Which has always been the case for me. Take the secret of knitting through the front or back of the right oblique front loop; or right or left side of right flip-back buttonhole. Or twist them on purpose to make the fabric tighter. I did this before learning how the stitch is made and how it opens up naturally when you quilt at an angle.