Does anyone know what tapestry needle size I should get for seaming? I'm using KnitPick's Wool of the Andes right now (which I believe is worsted weight), but I sort of want a "versatile" needle that could also accomadate for things a bit larger or a bit smaller too.
Thanks!
The main thing is to have the hole big enough for the yarn. You can usually find a set of two, I think by Susan Bates, in a package at most stores that sell knitting stuff.
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I Chibi. I think the name of the compnayis Chibi or something cuz its written on the side of the holder. It is a tapestry needle with a little bend in the tip so you really get in there under the stiches. Its specially make for knitters. You can get it at a LYS (Not Target type stores) or catalogs like patternworks or yarn.com. I've had my Chibi for years and they are the best!
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feministmama, I Chibi too, the bent tips definitely make life easier. They're made by Clover (at least now they are - don't know whether they always were). Mine came in a cute little case, so they never get lost.
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Chibi. I think the name of the compnayis Chibi or something cuz its written on the side of the holder. It is a tapestry needle with a little bend in the tip so you really get in there under the stiches. Its specially make for knitters. You can get it at a LYS (Not Target type stores) or catalogs like patternworks or yarn.com. I've had my Chibi for years and they are the best!
Chibi too, the bent tips definitely make life easier. They're made by Clover (at least now they are - don't know whether they always were). Mine came in a cute little case, so they never get lost.
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