Magic Loop or Two Circulars

I’m in a dilemma and I hope you all can help. STYK is having a winter sale and I’m thinking of getting myself 4 Addi Turbo circular needles. But, I’ve no idea what size or what length I should get. Also, I’ve just tried out the Magic Loop method and I quite like it. I have yet to try out the Two Circulars technique but looking at the description, it doesn’t really sound that hard.

So, what size and length of the needles should I get??? :o uch:

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  1. Posted 29th August 2006 at 2:56 pm | Permalink

    Hi Michelle – can you tell me what it is about these Addi Turbo circular needles – cause it seems everyone has them? – anyway I just have birch ones – and the length of cord in the middle ie 60cm or 80c etc depends on what your going to make with them, Ive got 80cm ones because I like that extra bit of length when working with them. so for the size and length you choose I guess youll have to see what patterns your going to make with them as to what you end up getting. hope this makes sense.

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  2. Posted 29th August 2006 at 5:21 pm | Permalink

    I tried the magic loop method, and found out that this was not for me! went right back to my dpns instead.
    I also tried the 2 circular method and went right back to my dpns.

    So I cant give you any advice on those sorry.

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  3. Posted 29th August 2006 at 6:49 pm | Permalink

    If you are thinking of knitting socks with 2 circulars – I have tried that & didn’t like it was tedious moving the knitting from 1 end to another of the needle, the other needle gets in the way when not is use & lastly, the stitches are loose when you knit from 1 needle to another – so I much prfer using dpns. Haven’t tried the magic loop as I am so used to short row shaping. But it’s good to have the Addis for other projects. Hope this helps:-)

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