Lihao 36 PCS Bamboo Knitting Needles Set: Explore 18 Sizes from 2.0mm to 10.0mm Review

I am a beginner knitter and got a large assortment of long metal needles. My current project is knitting a small scarf for my 4 year old. My threads kept slipping off the ends of my metal needles. I've searched several forums for suggestions. One suggestion was to buy cheap bamboo knitting needles. It was the perfect solution. I haven't had any stitch slippage yet, but the stitches jump easily from one needle to the other. The size is also perfect for this small project. My other needles are…

I am knitting for the first time. I read reviews of wooden and metal knitting needles. I finally decided on wood because I read many reviews that yarn slips off metal much easier than wood. As a beginner, I wanted to make it as easy as possible to get started. I also had no idea what size needle I would need, so the fact that there are several different sizes (most of which I probably won't use) was a great option. When I was thinking about buying a set of a certain size the cost wasn't much…

I consider that stealing. I recommend that you use very fine sandpaper and very fine sandpaper to give the tips the shape you want and then smooth them out nicely. Buying knitting needles requires you to be smart and have some DIY skills, so take the offer and spend a minute (or something) on each needle to make them. You will also need a dab of glue to reattach the top handles. never mind I used wood glue and now they are for life. You are way too stupid. It's not the same point shape as my…

I was hesitant to purchase this set due to conflicting reviews. My kit is excellent, smooth, like even special yarn that moves freely over needles and double crochet. So far I have used 3 sets of different sizes. Mine appears to have a shellac or lacquer finish and the density or unevenness of the application may explain some of the issues some buyers have experienced. So I'm wondering if everyone has a finish or if there is more than one source of needles or perhaps many different people…

These are definitely not fancy needles, but they do the job. I bought these needles 3 years ago and have had no reason to buy any other needles. Sometimes I find one with a tiny stripe on it, but I just rub them together and the stripe falls off and they stay smooth. All the ones I've used in projects came out very smooth and the yarn didn't snag at all. They're strong enough for all the projects I've completed. I don't think they will break with normal use, but they will probably break if you…

As for the price and the number of needles in the kit, I had my doubts. This was due to the presence of a pair of Takumi needles that cost more than this huge set. They arrived quickly and well packaged. The size of each needle is engraved on the top to avoid staining. Bamboo is smooth enough to be used like this, but I brought 0000 sandpaper just in case and rubbed with a microfiber cloth with a little mineral oil for smoothness. The tips aren't as narrow as Takumi's, but they work great. I am

<EDIT>After I wrote this review, the company kindly approached me with an offer to either refund my money or send me a new set of needles. I decided to get a new set of needles in hopes of improvement. The needles are not noticeably different from what I got the first time. I would still say that they are ok for the price. In fact, you get a lot of needles for a good price. But don't overestimate your expectations. These are not $80 needles so don't expect to get $80 quality for $7.99…

When I knit, I prefer wooden needles to metal ones. I do not know. It just seems to flow better and the yarn moves smoother when I use wooden needles. This set has a good range of sizes. I noticed that the needles warp a bit. About halfway through the scarf I was knitting I noticed that one needle was bent when I started with two straight needles. The other needle was fine. I usually knit quite tightly and probably put a lot of pressure on the needles as I knit, but the fact that only one…