Clover 3121 Tapestry Needle Set Chibi, Bent Tip , Beige

Especially handy for getting under small areas! I saw just one of these needles at another store for $9.00 & I got three needles!

Do all knitters dread putting all the pieces together to finish a project? Most og the ones I have asked do. These nice little bent tippe needles wont take all the dread out of the finishing up, but will help. The ben tips slide under stitches with ease. They look and feel so efficient, you candt help but enjoy them.

Great tool for sewing up buttons and sleeves and anything else that is needed. The three different sizes are super awesome to have for all types of buttons.

Love Clover chibi needles. Use with yarn. Inserts smoothly through work.

the needles are perfect for the projects i am doing! very strong and the little case is perfect. A++ Great

What a big difference the slight bend in the tip of these tapestry needles makes in constructing a knitted garment! I now look forward to completing the work of finishing! The container is also a bonus, as the screw-on lid stays on securely, and cannot be easily dislodged, which would result in losing the needles. It also has a hole in the side of the lid, so if you keep a cord hanging from your neck with other tools during your knitting, you can also hang this holder from the same cord. A small item, but very handy!

The needles are fantastic! I am involved in a charity project where we add attachments to knitted and crocheted items. These needles are so smooth to go in and out of the yarn.

These needles work great for my knitting, weaving in ends as well as duplicate stitching. I also now use the tube holder for extra straight darning needles as well, handy container to have.

Serves its purpose.

Im a knitter, crocheter, and needlecrafts nerd, so I have lots of ends to weave in. This Chibi set is the one to buy, because it has the most generally useful size of those great, bent-tip tapestry needles, and the case is easy to find in my notions tin in the TV room. Maybe I should pin another one inside my knitting bag with a coil-less safety pin--thats a great tip from another reviewer! Theres lots of room for some of your own needles, too. A large #22 cross stitch needle is great for lace and fingering weight yarn, or mending socks; a chenille embroidery needle in a large diameter (pointy) helps if you need to separate the plies of silky, slippery yarns and darn them in between your stitches.