Clover U-Cable Stitch Holders 6.5 Height x 2.1 Length x 0.5 Width

I am a fairly new knitter and tried knitting cable stitches for the first time. I found these stitch holders easy to handle. They made it so much easier for me to stitch,

I simply love these stitch holders. I thought they would be hard to use as they are so big. So easy. So “not in the way”. I saw these on a tutorial and decided to try them. I highly recommend.

I like this style of cable needle for certain cable patterns, but I wish they had a smaller size in the pack. I used it for fingerling weight gloves, and the smallest size was a bit too large. Most of these are for thicker yarns/needles, just bare that in mind. I also wish they made them just a little shorter, as with all cable needles, they tend to be on the long side, which is fine if you are doing large cables, but for less than 5 sts, you really dont need that much length.

I like the u shape cable needles and these are my favorite and never snag my yarn.

I could have gotten these for a few dollars less at the local craft store, but with Covid, I try to go out as little as possible - these work great. They have a nice smooth finish and there was no problem with the stitches coming off the needles. Initially I thought the size of these (diameter - as thick and thin) would be a problem because they were not the same as the needle size I was using - but that didnt seem to make any difference. This was my first cable project and it was easy.

Its better than the straight ones.

Too small And I sent them back

These work as expected.

Maybe I’m just clumsy at cabling but I really love these. They make it a lot easier to slip stitches & not drop them & knitting them back on is a lot faster. I’ll never go back to using DPNs.

love how easy these are for me to use, and how smoothly they slide into the stitches I need to move, the low price made it easy for me to buy several packages and put 1 in the little table in the living room, 1 in a knitting tools box and 1 in my knitting bag so I dont have to hunt for the cable needle while working on a cabled knitting project.