Wool needles with blunt point No. 1, 3, 5
Colour/Surface:
silver-coloured
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Quantity:
card of 3 pieces
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Sales unit:
card
Article number:
124119
- Wool needles with rounded tip
- Sewing work for knitwear
- Sizes: 70 x 2.4 mm, 60 x 1.9 mm and 50 x 1.2 mm
- Made of stainless steel
- With large eye
Product information "Wool needles with blunt point No. 1, 3, 5"
Wool needles are used for mending when knitting and crocheting. They are thicker and blunter than sewing needles and have a large eye so that thick wool can be worked with easily. They are used to weave in the starting and ending threads, to join knitted or crocheted pieces together, to pick up dropped stitches, and to repair knitted items (e.g. holes in socks).
| Activity: | Crocheting, Knitting |
|---|---|
| Colour/Surface: | silver-coloured |
| EAN: | 4002271241195 |
| Minimum order quantity: | 10 |
| Price group: | G |
| Product number: | 11241190 |
| Quantity: | card of 3 pieces |
| Sales unit: | card |
| Sales unit height (mm): | 5 |
| Sales unit lenght (mm): | 104 |
| Sales unit width (mm): | 47 |
| Material: | steel |
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