🧶 KnitIQ Extra Thick Blocking Mats for Knitting - Grid Design blocking boards with 100 T-pins and Storage Bag - Perfect for Needlework or Crochet - Pack of 9 Review

Pros: They're nice and thick. They didn't smell very good because of the styrofoam. They close tight. The pins that come with the kit are fine, just enough to block a project with wires sticking or a smaller project with no wires sticking. The box they came in is handy for storage. Bad: The lines do NOT align perfectly no matter how you rotate the blocks. They're close, but they're not perfect. It took me a while to rotate them so that they were more or less lined up. Not all tiles are the same

I have tried many different block boards, mats, squares - you name it. I used giant styrofoam chunks of fabric covered styrofoam floor tiles. the list is endless. Some of them were thin. Some of them were very heavy and difficult to move. Some just took up too much space. Some smelled so strongly of chemicals that I had to use them outdoors. With Knit IQ I've finally found a solution to almost every constipation issue I could possibly have. 1) They're thick enough that my T-pins won't go all…

This is not my first set of blocking mats and they were a lot more expensive than others. There are several reasons why I chose new carpets when I already had others. 1) They don't stink in the house or in my project. You can read reviews about the smell of some less expensive rugs, but one thing you don't want to know personally is that hair fibers (wool, alpaca, yak, camel hair, etc.) absorb and hold odors. much stronger than other fibers and you are much more limited in what you can do with…