Hello Francis!
I'm so glad you have changed your thinking about bamboo... I like it a lot.
But... when you first brought up this discussion, someone mentioned
Knit Picks needles. I have seen them, but never tried them. So, I got
a set of DP, and they are by far my favorite!! They have the long,
slender needle tips that the Addi needles have, so they're a pleasure to
work with. But, they also have the warmth of wood, and I like that. So
- to whoever mentioned the Knit Picks... thanks so much!
Clay
Francis Busschaert wrote:
hallo to all
i want to thank aal wo hellped me in the wooden needle question
i was on a textile event this weekend and we could sample all possible
and unpossible wooden needles
as i was not aware of the difference before i can only say that i am
asstonished about the difference
i have to retake my offensife words to wards the bamboo needles
until now i only knew bamboo needles which are hoorible
i think they are made in china and were the leftovers from the
chewchew of some panda reservate.
i have seen now bamboo needles and knitted on them and wellllllll........
they are a world of difference of what i used to see as bamboo needles
so yo can see how a man can be misled
and that alone on bamboo
one wunders what else i am misled about........
anyway
i adjusted my viewings on bamboo
and know i know that the bamboo needles i had before in can only use
them to use on the grill/barbeque in july
so thanks to all for the help
and i must say that my favorites are now the christal palace kneedles
francis
in belgium
kortrijk
not so cold anymore
not so wet anymore
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