Crafting Triangular Felting Needles with Co-Link Pieces Review

I bought both an 8 pin and a 120 pin tool. Both came well packaged and arrived within a few days. We have Prime! The wood tool is well made and easily unscrews to change needles. This tool serves its purpose well and is pleasant to use. I also love needles. I knitted my first little dog out of felt with only 1 needle. I am delighted with the quality and sharpness of the needle. I have felted on large projects for a while and paid "a lot" for needles. The seller contacted me via email to make…

There are several options for this item. I ordered an 8 pin tool holder with 120 pins. These are thick triangular needles not intended for fine felting but great for general felting. The needles are coated against rust so they can be thoroughly cleaned before use. For fine work you need a spiral or twisted needle size 38 or 40. The tool feels good in the hand, the needles are sharp, as it should be for felting. If you are new to felting I recommend buying finger guards or clipping the ends or a

Bought this wool felt tip pen to make wool drying balls. I read the reviews and was amazed by those who said the needles were too dull to pierce wool. When I started using it I had problems with it too. Then I realized that the needles were so close together that the pressure applied would have to be quite strong to pierce the wool. I removed half the needles and it works fine. The needles are incredibly sharp and I've pricked my fingers a few times, so I now wear a calfskin glove on my left…