Addi Knitting Needles 4.00mm Addi | addiCraSy Trio | Double Pointed Knitting Needles |561-2 | Bamboo Long

Addi | addiCraSy Trio | Double Pointed Knitting Needles |561-2 | Bamboo Long | 21cm

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Knitting Perfection with Sustainable Style: Addi Crazy Trio Bamboo Long Knitting Needles

Looking for smooth stitches, effortless knitting, and an eco-conscious choice?

Look no further than the Addi CraSy Trio Bamboo Knitting Needles! This innovative set features three ergonomically designed double pointed knitting needles.

Description:

Crafted from high-quality, bamboo, these needles offer a luxuriously smooth surface that prevents snagging and ensures effortless gliding of yarn.

The unique, triangular shape of the needles provides exceptional comfort, reducing hand and wrist fatigue during extended knitting sessions.

Whether you prefer the precision of pointed tips for intricate stitches, the comfort of rounded tips for stockinette stitch, or the control of square tips for textured patterns, this set has you covered.

The lightweight bamboo construction makes these needles a joy to hold, while the natural beauty of the material adds a touch of elegance to your knitting experience.

Contains three Addi double pointed knitting needles.

Each CraSy Trio is 21cm long - comprising of 2 x 9cm needle tips joined by a 3cm cord.

Indulge your hands in the Addi Difference.

Experience the difference of Addi CraSy Trio Bamboo Double Pointed Knitting Needles.

These needles are crafted with over 190 years of expertise to deliver premium quality.

Expect perfect connections between the needles and cord, for a snag-free knitting experience. The flexible cords ensure comfortable knitting, while the smooth, lightweight tips let your stitches glide effortlessly.

Knit with confidence, knowing you're using the best – Addi, proudly made in Germany by the Selter family in Altena, North Rhine-Westphalia since 1829.