ON-t: been awhile for a POLL!

Knitting and other yarn carfts - Yarn making & use: spin, dye, knit, weave etc. 

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ON-t: been awhile for a POLL! YarnWright 06-26-2008
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Posted by karlisa on June 27, 2008, 7:32 pm
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>
> > (knowing full well that one person will question the purpose, there is =
no
> > MOTIVE, just a
> > Pol for FUN, it usually wakes the group up!)
>
> > So: =A0regarding knitting needles, do you prefer:
>
> > metal
> > plastic
> > bone
> > rosewood
> > bamboo
> > birch
>
> For large and straight items I use circular needles, have done since the
> 1950s. I do like using my Denise needles.
>
> For small circular items and if I'm knitting in period I use five bone
> needles - but only because Spouse makes and sells them. They're surprisin=
gly
> popular! A swedish customer has to keep buying more - and bone sewing
> needles - because her dog eats them :-)
>
> When I made a very lacy shawl for a daughter in law with Kidsilk Haze las=
t
> year I used bamboo needles as advised but wasn't impressed.
>
> Mary

Oh, I have some lovely sewing needles that are made of reindeer antler
that my sister brought me from Finland. They're like flat tapestry
needles and have a big eye. I often use them for sewing in yarn ends
on bulky-weight yarns. Love em!

lisa

Posted by Mary Fisher on June 28, 2008, 5:00 am



Oh, I have some lovely sewing needles that are made of reindeer antler
that my sister brought me from Finland. They're like flat tapestry
needles and have a big eye. I often use them for sewing in yarn ends
on bulky-weight yarns. Love em!

lisa



The bone and (red deer) antler sewing needles he makes are like conventional
needles but a bit thicker. The nahlbindning needles have a large eye but are
round and I always use one for sewing in - and as a cable needle.

They're lovely, they become more and more polished with each use :-)

Mary



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