Review on 🚀 AddiToGo: The Ultimate Solution for On-the-Go Addi Accessories by Linda Diaz

One person wrote back saying they didn't stay and I think I know why. Feathers act like caps on sweatshirt cords. Most people who don't know how to sew have never worn one of these hats over the drawstrings of a hoodie, so they've never had to deal with how the hats look before putting them on. They are very similar to these end caps - the top is raised over the bottom layer. On these end caps they go so far that there are 2 layers of holes and pins go in and out easily - they don't hold pins. But if you press down the top end until there is only ONE hole left and put the pins in and then release, get a nice hole. tight fit on the needle! A small heart fits on a size 8 needle; the big one goes to about 11. I think you're on your own after that, but to be honest the cord is so thinner than the needle after that that if you thread the yarn over the cord and make a half loop (the first loop of a square or granny knot) in cord, your cord will most likely still stand. I find Addi-To_Go clips most useful on super slick chrome needles like the Addi Clicks, which are so easy to drop stitches in - even if you press them against the cord and tie a half loop, you'll likely lose a few if you to travel. Having said that, the only sure way I've found is a full square knot, and I'm not sure what that does to addi click lines in the long run - my kit is new. I think you're on your own after that, but honestly, if you thread the cord and tie a half-column (the first loop of the square or grandmother's knot) into the cord, the cord is so thinner than the needle afterwards that your knit will be probably stay. I find Addi-To_Go clips most useful on super slick chrome needles like the Addi Clicks, which are so easy to drop stitches in - even if you press them against the cord and tie a half loop, you'll likely lose a few if you to travel. Having said that, the only sure way I've found is a full square knot and I'm not sure, what does that do to addi click lines in the long run - my kit is new. I think you're on your own after that, but to be honest the cord is so much thinner than the needle afterwards that when you thread the cord and half a column (the first loop of the square or grandmother's knot) into the Tie cord, your knitwear will probably still be preserved. I find Addi-To_Go clips most useful on super slick chrome needles like the Addi Clicks, which are so easy to drop stitches in - even if you press them against the cord and tie a half loop, you'll likely lose a few if you to travel. Having said that, the only sure way I've found is a full square knot and I'm not sure, what does that do to addi click lines in the long run - my kit is new. After that, the cord is so thinner than the needle that when you thread the yarn over the cord and tie a half loop (the first loop of a square or granny knot) on the cord, your cord is probably still there. I find Addi-To_Go clips most useful on super slick chrome needles like the Addi Clicks, which are so easy to drop stitches in - even if you press them against the cord and tie a half loop, you'll likely lose a few if you to travel. That being said the only safe way I've found is to do a full square knot and I'm not sure what that does to Addi Click lines in the long run - my kit is new. After that the cord is so thinner than the needle that, if you thread the yarn over the cord and tie a half loop (the first loop of a square or granny knot) onto the cord, your cord is probably still there. I find Addi-To_Go clips most useful on super slippery chrome needles like the Addi Clicks, which are so easy to drop stitches in - even if you press them against the cord and tie a half loop, you, probably lose a few if They travel. That being said the only safe way I've found is to do a full square knot and I'm not sure what that does to Addi Click lines in the long run - my kit is new. I find Addi-To_Go clips most useful on super smooth chrome needles like the Addi Clicks which are so easy, Dropping stitches - even if you press them against the cord and tie half a loop, you're likely to lose a few when you travel. That being said the only safe way I've found is to do a full square knot and I'm not sure what that does to Addi Click lines in the long run - my kit is new. I find Addi-To_Go clips most useful on super slippery chrome spokes like Addi Clicks. that lose stitches so easily - even if you snap them to the cord and tie half a loop, you're likely to lose a few when you travel. That being said the only safe way I've found is to do a full square knot and I'm not sure what that does to Addi Click lines in the long run - my kit is new.