Monday, May 28, 2012

Wrap and coil, knit and smile!


KnitPicks.com
A fun way to wrap those needles!


It seems like we, as knitters, are always looking for fun and functional ways to keep our knitting tools organized and right at our fingertips.  I really like the Knitting Needle Coil Wraps, for my double pointed needles. Knitpicks.com offers two sizes, a SMALL set of  five per package (US Needle Size 2-10) and a LARGE for US Needle Sizes 10 1/2-17 in a package of three. If you're like me, you set your needles down, loose them or discover they've rolled onto the floor of the car, sofa, or wherever, and you have to stop and search .  These little gems will eliminate that problem for sure.  They come in purple (SMALL) or green (LARGE) and are $1.99 per package.

Life is challenging enough.  It's time to enjoy easy ways to stay organized and frownie face free.

 Margaret

A hero is someone who has given his or her life to something bigger than oneself. 
~Joseph Campbell






 
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2 comments:

Anonymous said...

How many needles can one coil hold? Example: I have a set of size US3 DPNs (5 needles in the set). Will ONE coil hold all five together?

March 14, 2013 at 12:49 AM
Knit 1 for the Road said...

The coils have some flexibility and you should be able to fit the set in a small coil set(US needle sizes 2-10)and there are five coils in a pack! Thanks for your comment. Happy knitting. Margaret

March 20, 2013 at 10:41 AM

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