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knitters, please join me in my quest for dpns

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FillydoraTonks · 29/07/2007 19:10

I cannot find anything except bamboo and those absurdly overpriced ones in a tin. I have plenty of tins and I don't need to pay £30 for one.

hmm

will update

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Idreamofdaleks · 29/07/2007 19:54

I thought you would have a gallery of gorgeous things to show off

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FillydoraTonks · 29/07/2007 19:53

well i haven't actually got any luxury knitting yet

so far all my dpn knitting has been done on bamboo skewers.

this is all to change.

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Idreamofdaleks · 29/07/2007 19:50

I use a nail file on my gold ones to rough 'em up. And unlike nail filings you can sell the gold filings [I beleive this was the practice in ancient egypt]

I want to see some photos of your luxury knitting filly - can you post some?

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FillydoraTonks · 29/07/2007 19:50

god i love the buttons on that pavi site, btw

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FillydoraTonks · 29/07/2007 19:50

lol

you need

denise

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florenceuk · 29/07/2007 19:46

after you've splashed out for two sets of addi bamboo circulars in multiple sizes plus dpns in matching sizes, just so you can knit a baby cardigan top down you are slightly worried about going for "luxury"!

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FillydoraTonks · 29/07/2007 19:46

nah too slippery

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Idreamofdaleks · 29/07/2007 19:44

try pure gold

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FillydoraTonks · 29/07/2007 19:43

oh how have i not seen those? are the joins ok?

florence, lol, i am looking for LUXURY

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bookthief · 29/07/2007 19:41

Here even

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bookthief · 29/07/2007 19:41

\link{http://www.paviyarns.co.uk/shop/423/152/index.htm\Ooh! Yes they do!)

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florenceuk · 29/07/2007 19:41

I;ve got addi bamboo ones, they seem fine eg here.

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FillydoraTonks · 29/07/2007 19:40

oooh they sound nice

but why are they splitting at the end?

am going to look for a review

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Idreamofdaleks · 29/07/2007 19:39

rosewood but no picture

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FillydoraTonks · 29/07/2007 19:39

oooh no they ARE in dpns

ack though. £24.

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bookthief · 29/07/2007 19:39

Surina dpns

My friend just bought some beautiful Pony Rosewood needles from this site but they don't seem to do dpns (yet?).

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FillydoraTonks · 29/07/2007 19:38

yay!

go tatties!

my kids are wearing semi-felted strawberry and blackberry hats atm

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FillydoraTonks · 29/07/2007 19:38

addis i do kind of like, they are the only ones where the join doesn't drag at all. they are just a bit too slippery. i knit slightly on the loose side (this is a a rxn against my mother, the world's tightest knitter)

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Tatties · 29/07/2007 19:38

Hey Filly, how are you doing?

I have just knitted my first hat [excited]

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FillydoraTonks · 29/07/2007 19:37

oooh these are nice

sadly not in dpns though

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NotQuiteCockney · 29/07/2007 19:36

Oh, yes, the slippery thing would be worse with DPNs, good point, I will stick to wood. I've just got on very well with my Addi turbos, they are nothing like normal (cheap) metal needles.

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FillydoraTonks · 29/07/2007 19:36

brittany

I like brittany

but if i am forking out for needles (which feels wrong somehow) I want something posh. i always seem to end up with brittany.

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Idreamofdaleks · 29/07/2007 19:35

oi filly britney birch not good enough for you now

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FillydoraTonks · 29/07/2007 19:35

i WANT fancy



I dunno, i can't get on with metal, I find the stitches slip out.

am using bamboo skewers atm and getting splinters, such is my desperation

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bookthief · 29/07/2007 19:34

McA Direct do Patons aluminium ones for v. little cash.

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