Knit with Colourful Comfort: Addi Colibri Double Pointed Knitting Needles
Looking for the perfect double-pointed needles (DPNs) for socks, sleeves, and other circular knitting projects?
Look no further than the Addi Colibri DPNs. These vibrant needles offer a delightful knitting experience with their:
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Ultra-Lightweight Design: Crafted from high-quality, hollow, anodised aluminium, Colibri DPNs are some of the lightest needles on the market. This reduces hand fatigue, letting you knit for longer in complete comfort.
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Dual-Purpose Tips: Each Colibri DPN boasts a unique feature: one end has a standard point, ideal for general knitting, while the other features a sharper lace tip. This versatility allows you to tackle intricate stitches and textured patterns with ease.
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Festive Colours: Each set of Colibri DPNs includes five colorful needles, adding a touch of fun to your knitting journey. The color coding also helps you easily identify the correct needle size at a glance.
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Smooth Knitting Experience: The anodised aluminium surface of these needles ensures effortless stitch glide, preventing snags and yarn catches.
Perfect for:
- Knitting socks and mittens
- Creating sleeves and collars
- Working intricate circular projects like hats and toys
- Lace knitting and other detailed stitch patterns
Available in a variety of sizes (ranging from 2.00mm to 8.00mm) and lengths (from 15cm and 23cm). Please note - not all sizes are made in every length.
Contains five Addi double pointed knitting needles.
Indulge your hands in the Addi Difference.
Experience the difference of Addi Colibri 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.
