I'm not a knitter, trying to buy a gift. Why would you need so many needles? What's the difference between these and the ones attached to eachother?
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You use multiple needles to knit round things in one piece without a seam. It is called "knitting in the round." They are used for the same purpose as attached needles, neither is better, it is just a personal preference. I prefer to use multiple needles for easier storage, but everyone is different.
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Frankly, I would not assume that. I ordered 4 units, expecting to receive 12 skeins, and received 4 skeins. When I asked for the additional skeins, the customer service agent I spoke with was quite rude (from the company, not Amazon). I ended up having to file a complaint with Amazon, who refunded my money. I still don't have all the yarn I need to complete my project.
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Your owners manual, page 39, gives specs on the recommended needles. Embroidery they recommend size 75/11. You can use any brand, as long as they are specifically for home sewing machines (back of the post is flat) These needles are correct, but I did not like the quality, they broke frequently and had rough spots that caused the thread to fray and fabric to pucker and run. Also their ad is misleading, the price is for only 10 needles, even though the picture shows a 500 pack The Organ brand in the gray pack are a much better quality: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0042B9K2C/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o00_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
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The needle part is a hard plastic. I had one break, the smallest one at the point where it connects. I was to hard with it because I forced it as I attached it to the cable. :( The cable part is a more flexible plastic. They are well made. They hold up very well. You just have to look at the direction you are twisting the needle when you attach it to the cable mount. If you force it the wrong way on the mount, you could damage the mount or needle tip. The variety is great, you can change needles easily while in a project. You can add cable to make it as long as you need it for any big project. The different size cables interchange to make a variety of lengths. They slide very easy on any kind of yarn and don't make your hands tired. They are very easy to use, and travel well. I've had nothing but pleasure using this set and SO happy I bought them! It's a great idea! I got this set mostly by the cost. I could not afford the metal ones but I am very happy with my purchase and do highly recommend them. I am a novice at knitting, so this was a less expensive way to get going without buying all the individual sets. I hope my answer helps with your question.
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I asked the same question. I think it is a difference in packaging. I think this is the same product. While taking that I was still having problems with pain in my thumbs so I was having problems handspinning and knitting. My doctor suggested I switch to glucosamine sulfate and that has resulted in a huge improvement. I can now knit or handspin for as long as I want without pain. I hope this helps you.
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That I don't know, however there should be some videos about that on youtube. I would look there or at the website that is listed on the knitting machine box.
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I use #10 needles. Big eye beading needles and any tapestry needle will work also. What.t is probably more relevant is what size beads you are using.
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The 5 inch tips are in US sizes 2 thru 8 and included are 4 cables to make needles 18", 26", 34" and 42 inches long. I have used these interchangables on several projects, and they are still my "go-to" needles for my knitting.
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Any standard needles you use will work. If you don't own them, they are relatively inexpensive at places like Walmart, Michaels and Hobby Lobby.
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This has many different colored plastic needles. I did have a few red ones in the set I purchased.
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I would be hesitant to use them around needles. That would be a manufacturer questions, but I would be really surprised if they said yes.
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Hi. It depends on the fabric you are using not the sewing machine. Maybe this can help you. http://www.singerco.com/sewing-resources/machine-needles http://www.sewitworks.com/needle-guide/fabric-needle-thread/
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I am almost certain the multi-needle machines need different needles. Check your manual or call Brother Customer Service, you're going to get answers from people with regular sewing/embroidery machines here. Be certain, call your customer service for a specific answer. Those machines are too expensive and not worth throwing it out of alignment because of incorrect needles.
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I see why you are confused. The photo shown here is definitely the knitting needles described but the photo on the main page is a flower loom.. I have the crochet hooks in the same type of case shown here. They are wonderful. Am assuming the knitting needles will be similar.
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This one has four needles instead of two. This kit also has 180 yds of thread vs 30 yards of thread in the other one.
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The brand of lancets is less important than the size of the needle on the lancets. The higher the number, the finer the needle. I personally need a #26 or #28 needle in order to get enough blood. Others may do fine with a #30 which seems to be what is shipped with new meters.
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It takes a 'normal' sewing needle. I use Schmetz brand #11s for general purpose. There are many reasons for needles breaking. Wrong needle for material or maybe the needle was too tight or too loose. I break needles in my embroidery machine almost weekly!