🍀 CLOVER 3016/29-06 Takumi Bamboo Circular Knitting Needles, 29-Inch, Size 6 Review

Everyone will find knitting needles to suit their taste here. I use Clover circular needles. Are they for everyone? no They match my knitting style perfectly.

I had just cast on 64 stitches and started the first row when I noticed my yarn caught on the needle. The needle split and broke after only five stitches in the first row. I will avoid this brand in the future.

I bought Clover Takumi Bamboo 29" size 11 circular knitting needles for a baby blanket I was planning to knit. I am self taught and this was my first baby blanket and first Using Circular Needles As this was my first purchase and use of circular needles I have no comparison to this product but I really enjoyed knitting Clover Takumi Bamboo Circular 29" knitting needles, size 11. These circular needles perfect for my baby blanket project. I found them very easy to use, although the circular…

Received these while waiting for my spare knitting needles. Unfortunately they are not as I remember them. Your yarn doesn't slide well on bamboo. In just a few minutes after knitting, they are so pointed and sharp that my fingers hurt at the tips. Unfortunately I will be sending them back.

The size fits the blanket I'm knitting and the length suits me. This is my first experience with bamboo needles and not aluminum. After a while I noticed that they didn't look as smooth as I expected. At one point, one of them appeared to be missing a tiny chip. I had to take a nail file and smooth it out because it got caught on my yarn. Yesterday I noticed that it seems like another blemish has appeared and I will probably have to work on smoothing it out. I'm not halfway through my project…

I have been knitting for six years now and have Clover Takumi bamboo circular needles in many sizes and lengths. An overview of one size is an overview of all. They work very well and are comfortable to hold. The yarn glides well. The only thing annoying is twisting longer (like these 29″) cables. I've read that you should soak plastic parts in hot water to loosen them and I think I'll try that when I'm done with my current project. Reasonable price and availability, I just keep buying…