Clover Single Point

Knitting Needles

Clover knitting needles has a tapered, round point that never splits the yarn. They are smooth to the touch and become even smoother to the touch the more you knit with them. Clover Takumi bamboo knitting needles are 60% lighter than aluminum knitting needles of the same size, so your hand doesn't tire even after long hours of knitting. Needle thickness is important because it determines stitch size. You can be sure that every "Takumi" bamboo knitting needle with the same size will be of the exact same thickness and shape. Single - pointed, double - pointed, and circular Clover knitting needles with the same number and size can be used interchangeably - the result will always be beautiful, uniform stitches. Available in two lengths below and double points.

Brittany Single Point

Knitting Needles

Brittany Art Deco Straight Knitting Needles, Classic Double Point and Cable Needles in Birch are hand finished and exactly sized. Finely crafted wooden tools of this nature have long been prized by craftsmen around the world. We invite you to celebrate your crafts endeavors with the finest tools available. Also available as double pointed needle

Brittany Single Point Knitting Needles

Brittany knitting needles are available in 10" or 14" length.

Tapestry Knitting Needle Case

for Straight Knitting Needles

Pretty tapestry case from Clover. This floral tapestry case will hold up to eleven straight pairs pf knitting needles securely. Extra space for accessories. For needles 13 to14" in length. Organize your needles! Makes a great gift too! Case shown closed.

Celebrate your crafts endeavors with the finest tools available

Brittany Hooks and Brittany Knitting Needles are made in America by father and son craftsmen, ensuring consistent quality and individual care. And, of course Brittany hooks and Brittany Birch knitting needles look beautiful. The Brittany Company is a family business and has been in business for twenty five years specializing in craft tools.

Why buy Brittany needles and hooks?

Probably the best reason has to do with the benefits of wood. Wood is warm, smooth and soft. It won't drain heat from sensitive fingers the way aluminum and plastic needles do. We have many comments from arthritis patients and their doctors that they wouldn't be knitting if it weren't for wooden needles. Birch is a superior wood for this purpose, its tensile strength and stability maintains size, resists warping and allows for smoothness of finish no other needle can provide.