Clover U-Cable Stitch Holders 6.5 Height x 2.1 Length x 0.5 Width
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Victoria
> 24 hourBeen using the straight (almost) ones all my life and just discovered these-soooo much easier to use and not lose stitches. Only took 60 years to find them!
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E. Powers
> 24 hourThese are great little cable stitch holders.
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grizziesmom
> 24 hourNew to knitting and wanted to learn to make cable stitches. Im still quite awkward with manipulating the stitch holder and the regular needles; I have resorted to putting the cable stitches on a 3rd knitting needle and dropping it forward over my work to prevent stitch loss but I realize this is an operator not product problem and should cease to be a problem as my knitting skills improve.
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Maureen Sizner
> 24 hourThese work as expected.
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berryanne
> 24 hourThese are much better than the old style long ones that clasp. These are easier to use and move around. I like that they come in 3 sizes for the different projects that I work on. They are smooth and easy to work with because theyre very light and not too long, just big enough for a cable.
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De
> 24 hourI loose cable constantly. These are perfect for me. Everytime I loose them Amazon is just a click away. I would reccomend them for sure.
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Marina
> 24 hourIts okay
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Miss Verla Hayes IV
> 24 hourGood calue
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N. Zahrani
> 24 hourPerfect! I thought it might be tricky to use these but I liked them better than other options available for holding cable stitches. I knit off of them directly and stitch of most yarn types I used so far glide off them with no troubles at all. I prefer the U shape as it doesnt get in the way- the cable stitches are held on the curve and the needle can be left dangling in front/back of your work without getting in the way of the main needles. I slip on the stitches with the smaller end and use the longer end to knit them with. Its a great product and I love it.
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Kateri
> 24 hourThese do a fine job of holding stitches, but they are for me too flimsy to knit off of. Thats ok if you dont mind the extra step of slipping the stitches back onto your needles. They may be ok for lightweight yarns.