what is the dimintions of yarn I am looking for something I saw that was made in Itily and can knitted on your arms as needles?
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Not sure what you mean about kitting in your arms as needles, but, it's chunky yarn, perhaps half of the diameter of your small finger. I no longer have the label as I tossed it out after using the yarn. I crochet but don't do much knitting, so I'm probably no help to you.
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Not only can you make shawls it also makes sweaters. Just buy the addi express king size has a book by addi and it has several patterns.
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That I don't know, however there should be some videos about that on youtube. I would look there or at the website that is listed on the knitting machine box.
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The kit comes with 6 cords that can be connected to make circulars from 17" to 60". The needles are IS 5-15 (3.75-10mm) you can knit flat or in the round with any of the size needles
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Hello:Please contact our store about detail, I will send the photo to you to view.http://www.amazon.com/shops/seen_Crafts_shop
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No - they sell 24, 32, 40, 47, and 60 inch cables. These are the sizes when attached to the needles measuring from tip to tip. Needles are each 4 and 3/4 inches. Feel free to call Knit Picks - they are very helpful!
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I bought 40" circular needles. The actual needles are about 6" each with a plastic cord joining them. I like them very much.
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I tend to pull from the center of a ball to knit so I often rewind the left overs back into a ball. You don't need a whole lot. The cone is one size but I think the reason it's for up to 10oz or so of yarn is because the bottom on the cone comes out further and the arms that wind the yarn are long enough to fit around the ball that is being wound- if that makes sense. For amounts that are next to nothing I just wind into a small ball with my fingers and throw into the pile with others- these are like next to nothing quarter sizes. Hope that helps
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Hi, Dolly! The commercial grade Flour Sack Tea Towels that I purchased are really great! I machine embroidered some with vintage designs that were stitches similar to hand embroidery, so would recommend them for your project. Happy Creating, Dolly!
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These needles, Clover No. 3-9 Gold Eye Embroidery, can cover many types of different embroidery patterns and material types. The size of the needle depends on the type of material you wish to use. These are perfect for the embroidery cloths I use, even with pre-stamped patterns, counted cross stitch, and free hand patterns that you wish to make as an heirloom or sampler. I have used these many times and have had great satisfaction in the pieces I have worked with including baby quilts, pillowcases and and hand towels for the kitchen and bath. Use them well and have great fun.
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kind of a knit Jersey...very nice. I hang cloths on her for alterations and when I'm now sewing, I hang jewelry on her--and she is beautiful ! I did get a different head cap...it's flat. I like the flat one better. the other looks like a giant Binky . hoped that helped
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Its been a while since I ordered these. They are awesome! I can't exactly say what sizes are in the set since I bought so many and they are mixed now. Please, know that they are not exactly consistent with other needle sizes. I think that is the norm from brand to brand though. They are great needles and very comfortable to use for long periods of time. I use size charts as "suggestions" then pick which needle give me what I want for the yarn I am using.
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Sorry. I haven't made the blanket. I would think you could make the strand of yarn you are weaving with longer to compensate for the tool's lack of length
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This was a gift for my daughter so I don't have it handy to measure. She used it as a wall tapestry for a long time. The yarn I think had some sizing used on it but once laundered I imagine it will be very soft. It really is very pretty.
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I found the best yarns to use for a tighter stitch are bulky yarns. The gauge on these looms is bigger then a regular gauge loom. You can also use two strands of worsted weight yarn at a time to make a thicker stitch or different stitch techniques to make a tighter stitch with worsted weight yarns.
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I wanted something that would be easy to use to make knit chemo hats and I found it with this set. In all honesty, I've only used the one size but have made over 25 hats in a few weeks. They are very easy to make, and if I had the stamina, could probably figure out how to do other items as well as I did buy a great book to go with the Knifty Knitter. It isn't a waste of money, but I could have done better just buying the green knitter for adult hats, but the small one I may use leftover yarn and do hats for children at Roswell Cancer Institute here in Buffalo. Good luck, and Happy Holiday.
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Your owners manual, page 39, gives specs on the recommended needles. Embroidery they recommend size 75/11. You can use any brand, as long as they are specifically for home sewing machines (back of the post is flat) These needles are correct, but I did not like the quality, they broke frequently and had rough spots that caused the thread to fray and fabric to pucker and run. Also their ad is misleading, the price is for only 10 needles, even though the picture shows a 500 pack The Organ brand in the gray pack are a much better quality: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0042B9K2C/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o00_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1