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'Addi Lace Circular Needles' Bakery Bear Review (Patreon)

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2021-05-25 16:01:02
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Welcome to our ’Reviews’ collection.

Kay has recently been trying out a range of circular knitting needles. After hitting the highs with the Chiagoo and some of the lows with Hiya Hiya, how will Addi Lace perform? In todays review we find out.

So join Kay as she:

  • Takes a closer look at the Addi Lace Circular Needles
  • Shows you two projects she has been working on with these needles
  • Talks you through the positives and any negatives of the needles
  • Lets you know where she would rate these needles when compared to her favourites

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Dan & Kay

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Comments

Cindy Surratt

I love the addi needles but use the chiagoo more often. Mostly because of cost and most of my LYS stock chiagoo more. Addi are my favorite. Thanks for your review

Elizabeth Scott

I live in Canada and unfortunately I now have to order any Addi needle through their US Distrubution website direct from Germany. I don't think that a lot of yarn stores initially carried this brand in Canada. I was able, at one time, to order them through a Canadian yarn store but no more. It sounds like the US is in the same situation as well. I have never seen an interchangeable set. A yarn store in Toronto had a very limited amount of types and range of sizes a couple of years ago. I purchased one or two fixed pair sizes (the packaging looks familiar). I have used the fixed needles but then I changed over to everything Chia Goo! I did like the fixed circulars, as you said, because they do have a very smooth join and I was knitting with a lace weight yarn with no problems. I was also able to purchase 2 sets of their "Flexi Flips", they are named something else in Europe, DPNs that bend in the middle on a nylon cord. I have amassed a small collection because I absolutely love them and now knit all of my socks on them, and the odd pair of mittens too. Your work is held onto 2 DPNs so I have to use the magic loop method, except there is no cord involved. Some people like using them and some people do not; very mixed reviews beause of the design. I also bought, about 25 years ago, a pair of the "Rocket" line needles which I think were the pre cursour to the current fixed needles. They had a nylon cord. Unfortunately I was new to circular needles and bought a large size with a small cord so have never been able to use them. I really like the brand and I think that their needles are very high quality and on par with Chia Goo. Fortunately the Chia Goo line of needles are widely available in Canada and I like using a steel tip! Thank you very much for the review! It has brought back a lot of memories!