Accurate Sizing Made Easy with CLOVER 3147 Knitting Needle Gauge – White Review

I already have a few sizes of needles. Each is 1/16" to 1/8" thick so I was very "shocked" to see that they were as fragile as a cheap birthday card or thinner. I will keep them in my Karbonz needle box and Rose Wood needle box for reference. I cannot recommend this needle gauge.

Ugh. I think it's my fault for not reading the reviews - or the entire description for that matter. I thought it was a Clover gauge, it must be good. It's thin, VERY thin! Feels like thick laminated cardboard. I'd be surprised if it survived in my project bag, which isn't a big deal to me because when I'm out on a project I only carry the needle set I'm working with. It does what I need it to do but I don't think it will last very long and I'm not the type to be rough on things. upset.

Well, I confess: I'm a knitting fanatic. knitwear? And I'm ashamed to say that I really spent a lot of time selecting this needle size - one of the indispensable tools in this profession. Of course, this caliber will get the job done. However, it is incredibly thin. I don't think this will be the last this year (well wait until next year as it's already November!) Two things to expect from a dial gauge: A) the ability to measure as many needle gauges as possible measure up. This is achieved…