Where are all my knitters today? I have an awesome set of needles to tell you about. You will want to hang out and read on too because there will be a giveaway! You know I am big on having the right tools for the job and if you read my crochet posts, you know I love, simply adore, my Knitter's Pride Waves crochet hooks. Of course, that means when I wanted a great set of knitting needles, Knitter's Pride was where I looked.
They have a lot of new styles (we will be talking about more!!) But the first set I want to tell you about is the Nova Platina Single Pointed Needle Set. The set has 9 pairs of the most popular sized, single pointed needles. (sizes 4,5,6,7,8,9,10,10.5,11). The first thing I want to mention is the case. It is so, very pretty. It is a black cloth material with a stunning floral pattern. It has a zipper closure with a nice big ring pull. Inside, all of the needles are held neatly in place in little elastic slots. This is perfect to throw in a project bag and take with you anywhere.
On the tip of the needle is a very pretty end that has a wood grain look, made of the popular Symfonie wood. On the very tip you will find the needle size, which is also printed on the actual needle part. I like that they put it in two places because often the printing can wear with use.
They are made from hollow brass pipes and plated with chrome, which gives it a shiny smooth surface that yarn glides over with ease for really smooth knitting. They have pointy and tapered tips that worked great with the light cotton I was working with.
Speaking of light weight, the needles themselves are very lightweight and I was able to work with them all afternoon without any hand cramps or stress on my wrists.
These are going to be my new go-to needles for all of my single point projects like this lovely scarf I started.
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Now I know you are thinking I mentioned a giveaway... I am seriously excited that I will be giving one of you your very own set, exactly like the set I reviewed! Enter using the Rafflecopter below. Open to US residents, 18 years and older. Winner has 48 to respond before another is drawn. Good luck!
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I'd like to see the Waves Single Ended Silver Crochet Set reviewed.
ReplyDeletei also love the Pom Pom Maker
ReplyDeleteI'm curious to see how the bamboo crochet set works.
ReplyDeleteI have never used these needles before. They are so pretty! I have several needles that I have had for 20 + years, so a new set wouldn't hurt! Thanks for this wonderful chance:)
ReplyDeleteI would like to have the Nova patina sock needle set reviewed. Never could handle double pointed ones!
ReplyDeleteI would love to see the Double Pointed Bamboo Needles reviewed.
ReplyDeleteI use circular needles a lot - I'd love to see your review of the MarblZ Interchangeable Circular Needles.
ReplyDeleteI love the single ended crochet bamboo set.
ReplyDeleteI'm not familiar with the Japanese Bamboo needles, and would like very much to see a review!
ReplyDeleteI would love to see a review on fixed circular needles.
ReplyDeleteI'd like to see the Nova Interchangeable needles reviewed
ReplyDeleteI would love to see you review the Cubic needles.
ReplyDeleteKnit blockers
ReplyDeleteI have a few dreams needles and really like them
ReplyDeleteThe lace blocking wires!
ReplyDeleteI would have to say Afgan crochet.
ReplyDeleteKnit blockers--some of them can be so hard to use.
ReplyDeleteI'd like to see a review of the basix birch fixed circular needles. I need a new set of circular needles and am shopping around.
ReplyDeleteThe Cubics Platina
ReplyDeleteI like the Symfonie Dreamz set.
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Fixed Circular Needles
ReplyDeleteThe Cubics definitely pique my interest.
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