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Rating:  (4 out of 5) |
| The contents of the yarn are heaven, for sure - it's softer than a cloud. And they're even better after they've been washed! However... each ball of yarn has had 2 or more breaks/knots in it - which is frustrating when I spend this much on yarn. The customer that I'm knitting for is expecting luxury, and the end product has several breaks in it, which is a little disappointing... I'm still very happy about the luxurious feel of the yarn, though. I have liked everything I've used from Sublime. |
Rating:  (5 out of 5) |
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| Rating: (5 out of 5) |
| As hoped, I can now make my circulars longer in mid-project... for instance, if I need to try on a top down sweater - or if I'm working on a shawl that's growing as I knit. I am really happy to have these! |
| Rating: (5 out of 5) |
| I upgraded from the denise needles to this knitter's pride deluxe set, and I am in heaven. They are gorgeous, for sure - but they are also far more effective. The needles themselves are hardwood with a perfectly pointed needle, so my knitting speed has increased! In fact, I haven't even wanted to use any of my circular bamboo needles anymore because of the rounded points. And the cables are supple and thin - I have been using them for magic loop and they've been working beautifully! Of course, the very first time I used them, I learned the hard way that you really DO have to use those little keys to tighten up the connection, but now I'm on my way. I'm a happy, happy knitter! |
| Rating: (4 out of 5) |
| I often knit in the dark or near-dark, which makes it difficult to see my stitches or the colors in my work. With this light, I attach it to my shirt and I can see the details of what I'm working on! Super handy. |
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