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[Knitting] Do You Prefer Circular Needles or DPNs?

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 Author| Post time: 2018-1-3 07:30
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I haven't tried the new flexiflips, but I want to.  I've always used 2 circs and I feel almost like I'm fumbling with dpns when I have to use them.  Dpns are definitely not my go to...

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Black_Cats

                               
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2018-1-2 07:31

Circulars. I use magic loop and really it's magic!

I haven't learned or used magic loop.  In fact, a long time ago, I bought a US 1 40" (I believe) for socks.  I never used it, so I ended up giving it to a friend that wanted to learn magic loop for socks.  Now, 4.5 years later, I want to sit down and learn magic loop and try to knit some socks.  Go figure!
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2017-12-31 08:45

I also use circulars with magic loop method. I could not get used to dpn's, however a friend knits w ...

YESSS!!  I know what you mean!  I see friends doing amazing things with dpns, but I feel so awkward.  I just use them when my circle gets so small that I have to switch because either my other circs in that size are occupied or I don't feel like getting up to find the appropriate size circ or that's what I have or whatever else I can come up with... :P
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2017-12-20 19:27

circular~ i use magic loop~

do you have any favorite magic loop videos you'd rec for someone (ME) that wants to learn the technique?

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check on u-tube. They have many, which are very comprehensive and easy to follow, You'll be glad you tried this method. It is so much easier.  Details Reply Post time 2018-1-3 08:40
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2017-12-20 05:44

Only circulars ~ I keep a set of the longest ones I can find and use them for everything ❤

I like that idea!  I probably need to get some longer cords because I've decided to learn magic loop this year.
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2018-1-2 15:38

do you have any favorite magic loop videos you'd rec for someone (ME) that wants to learn the tech ...

check on u-tube. They have many, which are very comprehensive and easy to follow, You'll be glad you tried this method.  It is so much easier.
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2018-1-2 16:40

check on u-tube. They have many, which are very comprehensive and easy to follow, You'll be glad y ...

thank you!

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you're welcome. I hope this helps.  Details Reply Post time 2018-1-3 08:59
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2018-1-2 16:47

thank you!

you're welcome. I hope this helps.
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Post time: 2018-1-5 07:17
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I prefer circulars.
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Post time: 2018-1-5 10:25
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I ues circulars for nearly everything.And if I knit small things I use magic loop.
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