That is actually super helpful to me! As I have big hands, length of needle really does matter for comfort! I still had 3-4 more needles to try b4 deciding on my full set...you’ve shortened my list, so thank you! Always a joy to hang out!
Great overview of your needles. My first set of interchangeable knitting needles was a Knit Picks set. In the beginning I was a super tight knitter. I ended up breaking several of my wooden needles. I ended up getting a Chiaogoo set in metal. I love them. I am not such a tight knitter anymore, so I can use the wood needles without fear of breaking them. My husband bought me a set of Lykke DPNs and I love them. I have a Lykke set of interchangeable knitting needles on my wish list. I love the Clover DPN's too. It may not be true where you live, but where I live you can buy knitting needle sets in different tip lengths. I have a mix of tip lengths. I have very long fingers, but because of the way I hold my needles the length of the needle is only an issue depending on what I am knitting.
Excellent review. I have several Chiaogoo sets - shorties(2&3"), the 4" and the 5". I won't consider my hands small, but I get used to the sizes. The Dyacrafts look beautiful and are currently on sale for $300 - still a bit too expensive for me. The reason you find the Knit Pro, Knitter's Pride and Lykke needles similar is they are all the same company. I also fell for the look of the Lykke driftwood and was able to purchase a complete set for $75. But to be fair, as much as I love the look, the Chiaogoo cords make me reluctant to use them. Chiaogoo make the best cords and it's hard to use anything else.
@@PepsiMaGs It may not be false advertising; maybe the company just wants to have a different image for their product. Electronics and auto companies do this all the time. If you look at the cords/connectors for KP and Lykke, you will find they are the same. All other companies have different connectors as part of their proprietary product. Just recently, Knitter's Pride released the mindful collection line(MC). One major change is the cords for MC needles are very similar to Chiaogoo as you can get the spin or no-kink twist cords. Contacting any KP retailer, they would tell you all KP cords fit Lykke needles. I believe one of the authorized retailers even had that in the product description. Knit Pro and Knitter's Pride are the same and carry the same product line. It's just called Knit Pro in Europe and Knitter's Pride in US. All 3 companies share the same manufacturer.
@@Enig_Mata, I know they fit together - it’s one of the selling points for webshops here in Denmark. But that just isn’t proof that they are from the same company. The Lykke needles’ manufacturer might just be using the same metal fittings as KnitPro/Knitter’s Pride. If they create a story that Lykke Needles are handmade in Nepal, and someone findes out they are not, it would be a marketing disaster for Lykke Needles. So I honestly just don’t believe it before I have seen proof...
Thanks, this was a very interesting episode! I don’t have a LYS so to see all the different brands of needles was great. Gives me a much better idea of what I would buy. Stay safe and well 🙏🌸🇦🇺
Have you tried the Seeknit bamboo needles? They are Japanese made and absolutely gorgeous. I have both Chiaogoo stainless and bamboo and sometimes need the bamboo when I want a bit of grip. Chiaogoo bamboo needles are nice, but Seeknit needles are fantastic. They are much smoother than CG, have sharp tips but not too sharp (something I find in CG bamboo), excellent joins without a connector tool needed, and are a joy to knit with. You should check them out.
Thank you so much for this. I was going to treat myself to the Lykke set for Christmas because I only use wooden needles too. That was going to be an expensive mistake. I am very glad to have found you and subbed. Take care everyone and stay safe 😘😊🤗
I would say that Knitter's Pride is incredibly smooth both along the wood and at the join. I find them to be a reliable workhorse needle, while still being pretty fast and smooth
The chapter names have me rolling 😄 I'm new to knitting and I very much want wooden needles, as I love my wooden crochet hooks Finding good sets here in Germany is tricky, so I'm really really grateful for this video Tysm ❤
@@thepassioknitspinner2688 They must be auto generated I ended up getting some Chiaogoo thin needles for sock knitting here, and I ordered Knitpicks foursquare from the states
The metal Chiagoo needles are very sharp. They also have metal core cables that DO NOT kink. I love mine. I have karbonz dpns - i dont like them either!
Thank you so much for your review! I only have had the Knitpicks needle set and I did not like them. The dyakcrafts look amazing. They may have to be a "happy retirement" gift to myself 🙂 I am going to go look at the pony and the chiagoo sets now. Again. Loved the review!
Thank you, very interesting. I agree with most, some sets I have never tested. I like the clear cases from KnitPro/Drops the very best. Looks like a cosmetic bag, very organized and you see where everything is, just one zipper. Perfect. I wish they'd sell them separately! I think for wood the birch needles are the best for me. My favorite set for everything, for a very long time. The KnitPro Bamboos are great when you want bamboo (extra slippery yarn). I do not like the KnitPro Royale. They are gorgeous but I don't like the metal tips part. I don't like metal at all - but... The Chiaogoo are fantastic. Especially the mini set, they start with the smallest sizes! 1,5mm interchangeables!!! I also have acrylics, KnitPro Marblz. Beautiful, with a bit of a grip. The colors 'glow' because light shines through. So useful at night and/or with dark yarns! You see, I have needs and excuses to own multiple sets :-)))
I was bored and exploring RUclips and just fund out a needle set called gold tips unboxed by BriocheAndBrews are an interchangeable set of 6 inch tips. Fascinating how more and more new needles come out for many different preferences. They look pretty good too.
Ooh, I hadn't heard of those! I'm not generally big on gold, but they do look good. The case looks really nice too - that's where many (including my favourite, ChiaoGoo) fall short imo, even very expensive sets often have quite meh cases.
@@thepassioknitspinner2688 Yes, when I clicked MORE under video , it does segments of the video , divided up by which brand of needle. Because RUclips doesn't always understand, it had some very creative chapter names Some like Pride , Dyecraft , KnitPicks , Poni, Clover are what we expect but..... made me smile , Jaggu must be Chiaogoo , Lucky Needles is probably Lykke, Car Bombs --> Karbonz :)
That chiagoo pocket can hold more than you think especially since you have no small needles on that side. I have over 15 cords in their plastic packaging, stoppers, stitch markers, a couple of patterns, and sometimes, if needed, the sock needle case....in the front pocket. I also have mine full of all the small/large sizes of the steel needles and 6 random bamboo needles, in the inside slots.
Thanks for the interchangeable needle review, Tracy. Just what I needed to make up my mind about a new set...! I’ve been drooling over the DyakCraft ever since I heard you mention them in one of your podcasts (maybe 2 years ago now), but I just can’t justify their price point (being retired and on a fixed budget now). I was seriously tempted during their recent sale, but held off . When you showed the Pony needles, though, I actually paused the video and looked them up. Found them on Etsy (German vendor), for a very reasonable price. For anyone else reading this, they are called “Pony Flair Interchangeable” knitting needles. I have a very similar knitting style to yours, Tracy... Can’t stand 4” needle tips. Absolutely love my ChiaoGoo metal 5” needle tips, but have been looking for a long time for something that would suit me in a wooden needle. I’m really excited to try these out, so thanks again for your review!
Enjoyed the video but I don't knit with wood/bamboo needles. I did take a look at Dyakcraft and would LOOOOVe a set of their northern light black needles. Just not liking the price point. EEK! May have to buy a single needle and cord to try them out first.I currently have a Knitter's Pride (Knit Picks/Knit Pro) Zing set and the Chiaogoo 5" small set (REALLY wish I had gone with the 4" small set and am considering their shorties set...). I have heard the swivel cords and red cords can be used on both the bamboo and metal needles. I have only used their red cords and love them. I did love my Clover bamboo straight needles back when I started...and used straight needles. Since they are shorter and I'm in the market for a shorter set...maybe I will consider them. Wish you had shown and talked about the cables and the connection...smooth or otherwise.
Where did you buy your Knitter's Pride? I don't want to do Amazon because people say that the finish wears off (they seem fake) and I've tried Knitter's Pride shop option on their website but nothing appears like I can actually buy it. They just seem to show things off.
We are opposites! You hate metal needles for the reason I love them! I'm a loose metal knitter and you are a tight wooden knitter who likes wooden. I have ridiculous small hands, my 8yo niece has slightly smaller hand than mine. So, if you'd like to sell any of your metal or short needles sets, let me know! You made good reviews of them, once all of your negative are my positive points. About the ziper, bad quality alloy makes a soft, loose ziper connector. If you press both sides of the connector with a plier, it makes the right size in the connector so the "teeth" of the ziper must intercalate to fit in. And the first needles I bought were really bad, cheap ones (just to try). I used a pencil sharpener and then use paper sand to make a decent tip. Hope any of these tips may help you too.
Great overview, but I don't think your complaints about the clover tip LENGTH is very fair-- they have to be under 4" to make 16" circulars because the combined tip length can be at most half of the total length. I don't believe the KnitPro set you were comparing the needle to can make 16" circulars, so it strikes me as not the most direct comparison. I just wish you had mentioned this! My apologies if I am mistaken and the KnitPro set does 16"s, too.
@@thepassioknitspinner2688 I understand, I'm just saying that though you did say the KP were simply the first one you could grab, the short tips would have been a more fair comparison, since the long KP needles cannot do what the Clover can (i.e. make a 16" circular), and this wasn't discussed in the video. I was also commenting for any newer or less knowledgeable knitter who doesn't understand why the Clovers have the short tips, which is entirely related to their ability to make a short circular, which not all full sets can do-- particularly wood. Of course for people looking for bamboo needles that can make 16" and up as well as slightly longer needle tips, Chiaogoo now has the 4-inch SPIN set, and KP makes a number of 4-inch tip sets. So that all said, why the Clover are not all an even 4" is beyond me; I do not care for short tips either unless I'm using a short circular, but comfort aside, that there is a reason for the short length of the Clover remains the case.
Great tips! Could you tell me which kit or Cie has the more flexible cords? And, beside the Pony one, do all the other kits come with cord connexion/extension? Thank you!!
Good question. I’d say the cords are all pretty much the same. But I’m leaning towards the KnitPicks ones for flexibility. Connectors are available for almost all as far as I know. They’re not available for Dyak Crafts, Pony and Clover. The other ones have them.
Thank you so much for doing this comparison for us all. I’m new to thwart of knitting and based on availability I had no choice other then the clover bamboo ones
Hello, Living in Germany, I am surprised that you do not have any of the ADDI Sets, being made there in Germany???????? What is your opinion of them. I really like them, except for the cords, they are a bit stiff. I just ordered the large set of the ChiaoGoo 5" metal Needles, the cords are nice and soft, they don't kink up on you. I also have a set of the Knitters Pride wooden CUBICS, They are nice and the cords aren't bad either. I really enjoyed your video, I hope you have or will do others. Thank you.
The bamboo and wooden needles of Knitters Pride/Knit Pro, Vickie Howell/yarnya, Knit Pick, Lykke, Lana Grossa, the wooden needles from Prym, several own brands of some online shops and maybe even the wooden Pony needles seem to be manufactured by the same company in Nepal and northern India. I noticed that, when I was stupid enough to order Vickie Howell crochet hooks in the USA, with enormously high customs duties, and finally got turquoise Lykke crochet hooks. Only the pattern on the shaft is slightly different, the shape of the head is the same and the type of wood and processing is the same. And unfortunately also the weak points of the needles.
Yup. That’s exactly right. However, I find there is a big difference between knit pro and knit picks needles. And the pony ones are completely different. The other ones are pretty much the same.
I want to say that this helped me, but it really didn't, since now I want to buy a set of those very expensive Dyacrafts needles ! hahaha they're gorgeous! ^^ I'm going to tell my husband that it's your fault ! haha^^ Just kidding! Thank you for this review! It was very instructive !
Really enjoyed seeing your needle collection. This was the first time I have watched your podcast. I will be back for more.
That is actually super helpful to me! As I have big hands, length of needle really does matter for comfort! I still had 3-4 more needles to try b4 deciding on my full set...you’ve shortened my list, so thank you! Always a joy to hang out!
Great overview of your needles. My first set of interchangeable knitting needles was a Knit Picks set. In the beginning I was a super tight knitter. I ended up breaking several of my wooden needles. I ended up getting a Chiaogoo set in metal. I love them. I am not such a tight knitter anymore, so I can use the wood needles without fear of breaking them. My husband bought me a set of Lykke DPNs and I love them. I have a Lykke set of interchangeable knitting needles on my wish list. I love the Clover DPN's too.
It may not be true where you live, but where I live you can buy knitting needle sets in different tip lengths. I have a mix of tip lengths.
I have very long fingers, but because of the way I hold my needles the length of the needle is only an issue depending on what I am knitting.
Excellent review. I have several Chiaogoo sets - shorties(2&3"), the 4" and the 5". I won't consider my hands small, but I get used to the sizes. The Dyacrafts look beautiful and are currently on sale for $300 - still a bit too expensive for me.
The reason you find the Knit Pro, Knitter's Pride and Lykke needles similar is they are all the same company. I also fell for the look of the Lykke driftwood and was able to purchase a complete set for $75. But to be fair, as much as I love the look, the Chiaogoo cords make me reluctant to use them. Chiaogoo make the best cords and it's hard to use anything else.
So you’re saying that Lykke needles are using false advertising? ‘Cause they State that the needles are handmade in Nepal.
@@PepsiMaGs It may not be false advertising; maybe the company just wants to have a different image for their product. Electronics and auto companies do this all the time. If you look at the cords/connectors for KP and Lykke, you will find they are the same. All other companies have different connectors as part of their proprietary product.
Just recently, Knitter's Pride released the mindful collection line(MC). One major change is the cords for MC needles are very similar to Chiaogoo as you can get the spin or no-kink twist cords. Contacting any KP retailer, they would tell you all KP cords fit Lykke needles. I believe one of the authorized retailers even had that in the product description. Knit Pro and Knitter's Pride are the same and carry the same product line. It's just called Knit Pro in Europe and Knitter's Pride in US. All 3 companies share the same manufacturer.
@@Enig_Mata, I know they fit together - it’s one of the selling points for webshops here in Denmark. But that just isn’t proof that they are from the same company. The Lykke needles’ manufacturer might just be using the same metal fittings as KnitPro/Knitter’s Pride. If they create a story that Lykke Needles are handmade in Nepal, and someone findes out they are not, it would be a marketing disaster for Lykke Needles. So I honestly just don’t believe it before I have seen proof...
Hello, very nice collection. Thank you for detailed review, special thanks for DyakCraft set!
Thanks, this was a very interesting episode! I don’t have a LYS so to see all the different brands of needles was great. Gives me a much better idea of what I would buy. Stay safe and well 🙏🌸🇦🇺
Have you tried the Seeknit bamboo needles? They are Japanese made and absolutely gorgeous. I have both Chiaogoo stainless and bamboo and sometimes need the bamboo when I want a bit of grip. Chiaogoo bamboo needles are nice, but Seeknit needles are fantastic. They are much smoother than CG, have sharp tips but not too sharp (something I find in CG bamboo), excellent joins without a connector tool needed, and are a joy to knit with. You should check them out.
Thank you so much for this. I was going to treat myself to the Lykke set for Christmas because I only use wooden needles too. That was going to be an expensive mistake. I am very glad to have found you and subbed. Take care everyone and stay safe 😘😊🤗
I would say that Knitter's Pride is incredibly smooth both along the wood and at the join. I find them to be a reliable workhorse needle, while still being pretty fast and smooth
The chapter names have me rolling 😄
I'm new to knitting and I very much want wooden needles, as I love my wooden crochet hooks
Finding good sets here in Germany is tricky, so I'm really really grateful for this video
Tysm ❤
There are chapter names? 😳 I’m in Germany, too. I’m sure you can find great needles here.
@@thepassioknitspinner2688 They must be auto generated
I ended up getting some Chiaogoo thin needles for sock knitting here, and I ordered Knitpicks foursquare from the states
The metal Chiagoo needles are very sharp. They also have metal core cables that DO NOT kink. I love mine.
I have karbonz dpns - i dont like them either!
Thank you so much for your review! I only have had the Knitpicks needle set and I did not like them. The dyakcrafts look amazing. They may have to be a "happy retirement" gift to myself 🙂 I am going to go look at the pony and the chiagoo sets now. Again. Loved the review!
Very interesting episode. I have most except Pony and Clover interchangeable.
Thank you, very interesting. I agree with most, some sets I have never tested. I like the clear cases from KnitPro/Drops the very best. Looks like a cosmetic bag, very organized and you see where everything is, just one zipper. Perfect. I wish they'd sell them separately! I think for wood the birch needles are the best for me. My favorite set for everything, for a very long time. The KnitPro Bamboos are great when you want bamboo (extra slippery yarn). I do not like the KnitPro Royale. They are gorgeous but I don't like the metal tips part. I don't like metal at all - but... The Chiaogoo are fantastic. Especially the mini set, they start with the smallest sizes! 1,5mm interchangeables!!! I also have acrylics, KnitPro Marblz. Beautiful, with a bit of a grip. The colors 'glow' because light shines through. So useful at night and/or with dark yarns! You see, I have needs and excuses to own multiple sets :-)))
I sharpened my chao goo tips with nail files and the good thing is you can decide how sharp you want then and how smooth and shiny to
Excellent video. Thank you!
I was bored and exploring RUclips and just fund out a needle set called gold tips unboxed by BriocheAndBrews are an interchangeable set of 6 inch tips. Fascinating how more and more new needles come out for many different preferences. They look pretty good too.
Ooh, I hadn't heard of those! I'm not generally big on gold, but they do look good. The case looks really nice too - that's where many (including my favourite, ChiaoGoo) fall short imo, even very expensive sets often have quite meh cases.
Thank you! I also have big hands. I will look into Pony!
Amused at the chapter names . :D Lucky, Car Bombs, and Jaggu
There are chapter names? 🤔 If so, I didn’t put them there.
@@thepassioknitspinner2688 Yes, when I clicked MORE under video , it does segments of the video , divided up by which brand of needle. Because RUclips doesn't always understand, it had some very creative chapter names Some like Pride , Dyecraft , KnitPicks , Poni, Clover are what we expect but..... made me smile , Jaggu must be Chiaogoo , Lucky Needles is probably Lykke, Car Bombs --> Karbonz
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That chiagoo pocket can hold more than you think especially since you have no small needles on that side. I have over 15 cords in their plastic packaging, stoppers, stitch markers, a couple of patterns, and sometimes, if needed, the sock needle case....in the front pocket. I also have mine full of all the small/large sizes of the steel needles and 6 random bamboo needles, in the inside slots.
Thanks for the interchangeable needle review, Tracy. Just what I needed to make up my mind about a new set...! I’ve been drooling over the DyakCraft ever since I heard you mention them in one of your podcasts (maybe 2 years ago now), but I just can’t justify their price point (being retired and on a fixed budget now). I was seriously tempted during their recent sale, but held off . When you showed the Pony needles, though, I actually paused the video and looked them up. Found them on Etsy (German vendor), for a very reasonable price. For anyone else reading this, they are called “Pony Flair Interchangeable” knitting needles. I have a very similar knitting style to yours, Tracy... Can’t stand 4” needle tips. Absolutely love my ChiaoGoo metal 5” needle tips, but have been looking for a long time for something that would suit me in a wooden needle. I’m really excited to try these out, so thanks again for your review!
You are welcome! I’m glad it helped you decide on a new set. And the Pony ones are great.
Enjoyed the video but I don't knit with wood/bamboo needles. I did take a look at Dyakcraft and would LOOOOVe a set of their northern light black needles. Just not liking the price point. EEK! May have to buy a single needle and cord to try them out first.I currently have a Knitter's Pride (Knit Picks/Knit Pro) Zing set and the Chiaogoo 5" small set (REALLY wish I had gone with the 4" small set and am considering their shorties set...). I have heard the swivel cords and red cords can be used on both the bamboo and metal needles. I have only used their red cords and love them. I did love my Clover bamboo straight needles back when I started...and used straight needles. Since they are shorter and I'm in the market for a shorter set...maybe I will consider them. Wish you had shown and talked about the cables and the connection...smooth or otherwise.
Thank you for the review! ❤
Oh the Knitter's Pride Karbonz are my #1 favourite needle!!! I would love a 2nd full set!!! I have a few extras of my most used sizes.
If you want mine, please contact me on Ravelry. 😊 And we can talk about the important bits there.
The PassioKnit Spinner :)
The PassioKnit Spinner I should mention, on Ravelry I am Wildieclydex, I sent you a message but just thought you may not know it is me :)
Where did you buy your Knitter's Pride? I don't want to do Amazon because people say that the finish wears off (they seem fake) and I've tried Knitter's Pride shop option on their website but nothing appears like I can actually buy it. They just seem to show things off.
Very helpful, thank you.
FYI the current Chiaogoo case does have a zipper pocket for notions
We are opposites!
You hate metal needles for the reason I love them!
I'm a loose metal knitter and you are a tight wooden knitter who likes wooden.
I have ridiculous small hands, my 8yo niece has slightly smaller hand than mine.
So, if you'd like to sell any of your metal or short needles sets, let me know! You made good reviews of them, once all of your negative are my positive points.
About the ziper, bad quality alloy makes a soft, loose ziper connector.
If you press both sides of the connector with a plier, it makes the right size in the connector so the "teeth" of the ziper must intercalate to fit in.
And the first needles I bought were really bad, cheap ones (just to try). I used a pencil sharpener and then use paper sand to make a decent tip.
Hope any of these tips may help you too.
Great reviews! A little surprised you don't have any Addi clicks. They are my personal faves bc the cables don't come undone mid project.
I had a set. But it got stolen at a retreat.
Arg, I hate thieves. Worst.
Great Review !!!
Thank You Very Much 💘
Great overview, but I don't think your complaints about the clover tip LENGTH is very fair-- they have to be under 4" to make 16" circulars because the combined tip length can be at most half of the total length. I don't believe the KnitPro set you were comparing the needle to can make 16" circulars, so it strikes me as not the most direct comparison. I just wish you had mentioned this! My apologies if I am mistaken and the KnitPro set does 16"s, too.
I do have the short tips for the knit pro needles, too and they are just as hard for me to knit with.
It’s also not really a complaint. More a “my preference”, because I can hold the longer needles better.
@@thepassioknitspinner2688 I understand, I'm just saying that though you did say the KP were simply the first one you could grab, the short tips would have been a more fair comparison, since the long KP needles cannot do what the Clover can (i.e. make a 16" circular), and this wasn't discussed in the video. I was also commenting for any newer or less knowledgeable knitter who doesn't understand why the Clovers have the short tips, which is entirely related to their ability to make a short circular, which not all full sets can do-- particularly wood.
Of course for people looking for bamboo needles that can make 16" and up as well as slightly longer needle tips, Chiaogoo now has the 4-inch SPIN set, and KP makes a number of 4-inch tip sets.
So that all said, why the Clover are not all an even 4" is beyond me; I do not care for short tips either unless I'm using a short circular, but comfort aside, that there is a reason for the short length of the Clover remains the case.
Great tips! Could you tell me which kit or Cie has the more flexible cords? And, beside the Pony one, do all the other kits come with cord connexion/extension? Thank you!!
Good question. I’d say the cords are all pretty much the same. But I’m leaning towards the KnitPicks ones for flexibility. Connectors are available for almost all as far as I know. They’re not available for Dyak Crafts, Pony and Clover. The other ones have them.
Thank you so much for doing this comparison for us all. I’m new to thwart of knitting and based on availability I had no choice other then the clover bamboo ones
Hello, Living in Germany, I am surprised that you do not have any of the ADDI Sets, being made there in Germany???????? What is your opinion of them. I really like them, except for the cords, they are a bit stiff. I just ordered the large set of the ChiaoGoo 5" metal Needles, the cords are nice and soft, they don't kink up on you. I also have a set of the Knitters Pride wooden CUBICS, They are nice and the cords aren't bad either. I really enjoyed your video, I hope you have or will do others. Thank you.
The bamboo and wooden needles of Knitters Pride/Knit Pro, Vickie Howell/yarnya, Knit Pick, Lykke, Lana Grossa, the wooden needles from Prym, several own brands of some online shops and maybe even the wooden Pony needles seem to be manufactured by the same company in Nepal and northern India. I noticed that, when I was stupid enough to order Vickie Howell crochet hooks in the USA, with enormously high customs duties, and finally got turquoise Lykke crochet hooks. Only the pattern on the shaft is slightly different, the shape of the head is the same and the type of wood and processing is the same. And unfortunately also the weak points of the needles.
Yup. That’s exactly right. However, I find there is a big difference between knit pro and knit picks needles. And the pony ones are completely different.
The other ones are pretty much the same.
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quel qu'un svp pour juste me dire les quel conseille merci beaucoup
I want to say that this helped me, but it really didn't, since now I want to buy a set of those very expensive Dyacrafts needles ! hahaha they're gorgeous! ^^ I'm going to tell my husband that it's your fault ! haha^^ Just kidding! Thank you for this review! It was very instructive !
where can i buy this knitpro case?
I’m not sure. It depends on where you live. I don’t remember where I got mine. I would check a stockist of knitpro stuff.
dommage que je comprend pas anglais merci
great info. Thanks!!!