Hi Deanna -
I used to have a pair of circulars that belonged to my grandmother, and
they were all metal. The cable was actually a woven metal cable, and it
was really stiff. My sister eventually adopted most of my knitting
needles after I got married (and didn't immediately take them with
me...), and so I have no idea where they are now. Not that I would want
to use them, our modern needles are far more comfortable.
Clay
On 1/27/2010 10:21 AM, deanna7 Cohen wrote:
Does anyone have a picture of the circular knitting needles that were used in
the late 1800s or early 1900s? I came across a picture of my grandmother
knitting with circular needles. The picture is on my blog under Jan. 24th. I
don't remember them and from what I am reading, they were all metal. Would
love to see a picture of them without the yarn. I thought they were a new
invention, but I guess not.
deanna in Texas
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