htsear13 Publish time 2022-6-14 22:49

Thanks for sharing

Saltandpepper Publish time 2024-1-3 20:14

Thank you for sharing ! As you said, results will depend for each knitter, but I agree it is handy to know it and each knitter has to experiment ! I only have bamboo and metallic needles, I did noticed that I usually get more stitches per inch with bamboo needles than with metallic needleswith a same yarn - but I never got deeper in the experiment so new things to explore in a deeper way ! Thank you for this well written experiment !

copa46 Publish time 2024-1-21 14:00

Thanks for the info. It is always good to know. Incredible experience.

Alamom Publish time 2024-3-8 06:51

Thank you!Great point as something to look out for.

viky Publish time 2024-5-29 05:13

Thanks for taking the time to experiment and for sharing the results!

qle Publish time 2025-7-18 05:17

THANK YOU VERY MUCH

Elopy Publish time 2025-9-12 04:21

The size of the needle affects how large or small your stitches are—larger needles create looser, more open fabric with fewer stitches per inch, while smaller needles produce tighter, denser fabric with more stitches per inch. Even the material of the needles can influence your gauge; for example, slippery metal needles might lead to slightly looser knitting compared to grippy wooden ones. That’s why it’s important to swatch with the same needles you plan to use for your project, especially when gauge is critical for fit or size.
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