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Reddit mentions of Knit Picks Options Wood Interchangeable Knitting Needle Set - US 4-11 (Caspian)
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- INTERCHANGEABLE NEEDLES: The ultimate in knitting versatility, this Knit Picks Interchangeable Needle set allows you to easily create dozens of different needle combinations so you can knit all types of projects including socks, sweaters, hats and more!
- INCLUDED: Set includes 9 pairs of 4.75" long interchangeable wood needle tips in US sizes 4-11 (3.5mm - 8mm), 4 green cables (2 each in 24" and 32" lengths), 8 green end caps, 1 cable connector and 2 metal tightening keys
- CONVENIENT CARRYING CASE: A flexible 9" x 5.5" vinyl case with a snap shut closure neatly stores all of the included needles and accessories
- BEAUTIFUL COLORWAYS: Knit Picks Caspian needles feature a sea-inspired colorway of green, teal and blue along smooth layers of laminated birch wood
- EASY TO USE: Flexible memory-free cables move with stitches and connect easily to tips for snag-free knitting; be sure to use included metal tightening keys to secure tips to cables and ensure a tight fit
Features:
Specs:
| Color | Caspian |
| Height | 0.9 Inches |
| Length | 8.5 Inches |
| Weight | 0.35 Pounds |
| Width | 4.5 Inches |
Interchangeable circular needles! You can use circular needles for pretty much everything, and interchangeable needles won't take up much room. Also, you'll almost never be without the needle size you need. If you are ordering from amazon.com (US), you can get the knitpicks circular interchangeable needles. My favourite thing to do with them is use two mismatched circs and work in the round to make hats/socks. You set up your needles with a smaller tip on one end and a larger one on the other. You knit off of the smaller tip and onto the appropriately sized one. So if you need 5mm needles, you knit off of the 4.5mm tip and onto the 5mm. It doesn't affect the project at all. I've never had to to switch do DPNs using that technique. Usually you would have to when the circumference gets too small. Magic loop is another great thing to learn how to do when you're working something in the round.
If you're not 100% sure if you want metal or wooden needles, there is a try it set of circular needles from knitpicks. You can't really go wrong with the knitpicks needles, though- in my opinion, the difference between nickel plated (metal) and wooden needles is pretty subtle. I also started with crochet and got the nickel plated needles right away. I love them, but everyone has their own preference.
You can also get a Knitpicks DPN set through amazon.
I got these
https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B00NEUJN9M/ref=sxts1?ie=UTF8&qid=1487541995&sr=1&pi=AC_SX236_SY340_QL65 for Christmas and I love them. They are relatively inexpensive for the quality and quantity.