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FAQs
Are KnitPro and Knitter's Pride the same company? ›
and brand is manufactured and sold by the same company (KnitPro Group). After careful consideration and strategic planning, we are proud to announce the merger of Knitter's Pride brand into a single, global unified brand KnitPro.
What is the best length for double pointed knitting needles? ›Like other knitting needles, the double pointed needles come in a range of sizes 4″ - 8″ in popular sizes. The 4-inch needles are ideal for knitting gloves and mittens, while 5 or 6 inches ones are for knitting socks and 8-inch knitting needles are for hats, sweaters, and larger items.
Is KnitPro a good brand? ›I've used KnitPro needles for many years and they're one of the brands that I'll always recommend to beginners, but there's no point in being given new needles and not trying them out!
Are all KnitPro interchangeable needles compatible? ›Will the cables work on all the different varieties of interchangeable needles? Do I need to buy different cables for different needle tips? All our cables are compatible across our whole product range. Any of the KnitPro Interchangeable needles and cables can be used together.
Should I use 4 or 5 double pointed needles? ›You can also slip stitches between needles at each needle junction so that the needle changes aren't all in the same stitch column. Some knitters also find that using 4 needles (plus a 5th to knit onto) helps to prevent ladders of loose yarn between the needles.
What can I use instead of double pointed knitting needles? ›Circular knitting needles are also preferred to DPNs because they're a little easier to hang onto. You have only two needles plus a cord that joins them and you are all set. Plus, your work doesn't slide off quite as easy as it might from DPN.
Can I use magic loop instead of double pointed needles? ›The Magic Loop is a technique, not a needle! Using one long circular needle, you can knit different circumferences of project using the Magic Loop technique. It's a great alternative to double pointed needles for working small circumferences in the round, such as socks, mitts, hats, and sleeves.
What does KFB mean in knitting? ›kfb: Knit into the front and back of a stitch, an increase. kll: Knit left loop; an increase. krl: Knit right loop; an increase.
Can I use straight needles instead of double pointed? ›In some instances, yes. If you are knitting in the round, you can use double pointed needles instead. You can use straight needles if the knitting isn't joined on each row, but patterns that call for circular needles usually have too many stitches to fit comfortably on straight or dp needles.
Who makes KnitPro? ›KnitPro is a family owned enterprise that manufactures superior quality needlecraft tools and accessories. Our company employs and supports 1,400+ workers. We are located in Jaipur, India, in an eco-compliant factory and campus.
Are KnitPro and KnitPicks the same? ›
The Knit Picks Rainbow Wood knitting needles are exactly the same as the Knitpro Symfonie Knitting Needles, and can be used with the Knitpro cables and other accessories.
Are Lykke and Knitters Pride interchangeable? ›We carry tips and cords to create interchangeable needles. Add them to a set you already have or start building your own set! Note that Lykke, Knit Picks, and Knitter's Pride needle tips and cords are interchangeable with one another!
Do Knitters Pride cables work with KnitPicks? ›Note: Knit Picks & Knitter's Pride needles are made by the same manufacturer and except for colour are exactly the same product. You can mix the tips and cords between the two brands.