Hi Staci. I have been researching and I found the Addi Click Interchangeable Circular Needle Set and it's great but it doesn't have a 16-inch cord for knitting hats. I know you talk a lot about the "magic loop" method to be able to knit with longer needles but, is it easy and quick? So I kept on researching and I found the Addi Click Lace Interchangeable Circular Needle Set that do have a 16-inch cord, but are they special for just knitting lace? I need your advice. Thank you for all your help.
@patobejarano Magic Loop is easy to do, but I really prefer to have 16" circular needles for smaller circumferences. As far as Addi Clicks vs. Addi Lace needles go - it's a personal preference. I suggest you try them both. Clicks are what I prefer for most knitting, but I do use lace needles for some projects (even non-lace projects), and I know people who prefer the lace needles for most projects. You have to find what works for you!
@verypinkknits The problem is that I don't live in the U.S. so I can't find those needles here. I was planning to order the whole package that costs about 169 USD, that's why I need yout advice. You can check them in the Addi Turbos website, and can you explain to me what is the difference between these needles. Thank you.
@patobejarano I am very familiar with all of the Addi needles, as I own them myself. The Addi Click needles have a blunt tip, and the Addi Lace needles have a sharp tip. It really is a personal preference. If it helps, I use the Addi Clicks for nearly every project, and I purchase the 16" needles separately, as fixed (non-interchangeable) needles. Hope that helps!
Hi Staci. I have been researching and I found the Addi Click Interchangeable Circular Needle Set and it's great but it doesn't have a 16-inch cord for knitting hats. I know you talk a lot about the "magic loop" method to be able to knit with longer needles but, is it easy and quick? So I kept on researching and I found the Addi Click Lace Interchangeable Circular Needle Set that do have a 16-inch cord, but are they special for just knitting lace? I need your advice. Thank you for all your help.
patobejarano 4 weeks ago in playlist Uploaded videos
@patobejarano Magic Loop is easy to do, but I really prefer to have 16" circular needles for smaller circumferences. As far as Addi Clicks vs. Addi Lace needles go - it's a personal preference. I suggest you try them both. Clicks are what I prefer for most knitting, but I do use lace needles for some projects (even non-lace projects), and I know people who prefer the lace needles for most projects. You have to find what works for you!
verypinkknits 4 weeks ago
@verypinkknits The problem is that I don't live in the U.S. so I can't find those needles here. I was planning to order the whole package that costs about 169 USD, that's why I need yout advice. You can check them in the Addi Turbos website, and can you explain to me what is the difference between these needles. Thank you.
patobejarano 4 weeks ago
@patobejarano I am very familiar with all of the Addi needles, as I own them myself. The Addi Click needles have a blunt tip, and the Addi Lace needles have a sharp tip. It really is a personal preference. If it helps, I use the Addi Clicks for nearly every project, and I purchase the 16" needles separately, as fixed (non-interchangeable) needles. Hope that helps!
verypinkknits 4 weeks ago
Very cute! I plan to try. Thx!
knittinghoney 4 weeks ago
absolutly simple when you do it!!!
you are amazing!!!!
nice job!
rrrlore 1 month ago
Wow! Amazing! Thank u for the video!
shalenigma 1 month ago
Can you expand instructions for a bigger child? Like a 4 year old? I LOOOVE this dress!
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