🎉 Celebrate Craftsmanship with Celine Lin 18 Sizes 48 inch (120cm) Circular Bamboo Knitting Needles: Colorful Tools for Knitting Projects (2mm-10mm) Review

I used metal circular needles, which often caused the loops to fall off. The knitter suggested using a bamboo needle and borrowing a signature bamboo circular needle. It was less slippery so I decided to buy this set because I can get 18 needles for less than a brand name needle. Although I drop fewer stitches, the vinyl cord is very thick and I have to manually twist and pull the stitches from the cable to the needles. I use bamboo yarn. As another reviewer mentioned, acrylic yarn might work…

Bamboo and aluminum needles took a minute to get used to but these are amazing circular needles for the money! Lots of people complain about the smell, I don't mind and my yarn doesn't pick up the smell, it's just the plastic smell. I checked all the measurements with my meter and they are all correct, no issues or problems. It was stated that the sizes are European, so I knew in advance that I would have to translate them. A small investment for the amount you save with these great Heavy Duty…

I love it so much (especially for the price!) that I will be ordering a SECOND SET just to have more than one size of each size. I use it the most! I have ordered bamboo circular needle sets from Revain in the past (I have all length sets available) and this set is by far the most versatile cord length and I have found this set to be better DONE than other sets. These needles are smoother, have slightly pointed tips, and the junctures (where the needle's shaft connects to the cable) are…

I have many sets of round bamboo loops and am very happy with all of them. A lot of people swear by their stainless steel needles or replacement needles, but these inexpensive bamboo needles are just what I need. The price really is right and if you break or lose one it's no tragedy. The tube is very soft and flexible, which is of great importance for tube products such as socks. Bamboo is a little rough at first but polishes up quickly, especially if you're knitting with wool; after a while it