KnitPro — Loop Knitting

From India, and a favourite at Loop, KnitPro makes the most beautiful and functional knitting needles and crochet hooks.They are famous for their Symfonie Options interchangeable needle sets which are made of layered dyed birchwood. They are strong and beautiful to use. They also make crochet hooks, short knitting need

Basix single ended crochet hooks are ideal for all crochet projects. These are manufactured using natural beech wood.

These wooden crochet hooks are light in weight but very strong and durable. Comes with grooves to prevent stitch slippage. 

Larger size works well with thicker yarns. Very warm to touch and gentle in hand. 
There is no 'handle' so they are good for people who like a straight line to their hooks.

Zing 25cm Fixed Circular Needles.

The specialty about these needles is that one needle is 45mm long, other is 70mm long and the cable length is 135mm. The longer needle length gives a very good grip for knitting (to be held in right hand) while the shorter needle length can be used just for holding (to be held in left hand). This makes knitting the shorter diameters more comfortable.

These short circular fixed needles have a metal tip with a plastic cable

We love these new crochet hooks from Knitpro!  

Single-ended aluminium crochet hooks with comfortable, yet strong grips. A smooth silver finish with unique, colour-coded grips for each size.

• 2.50mm Jade
• 2.75mm Iris
• 3.00mm Laurel
• 3.25mm Ivorine
• 3.50mm Magnolia
• 3.75mm Maple
• 4.00mm Tangerine
• 4.50mm Bluebell
• 5.00mm Laburnum
• 5.50mm Primrose
• 6.00mm Pansy
• 6.50mm Ivorine
• 7.00mm Aster
• 8.00mm Maple
• 9.00mm Iris
• 10.00mm Jade
• 12.00mm Bluebell

These are great wooden hooks that come in a set of 3 hooks for picking up dropped stitches.
Each set includes sizes 3.5, 4.5 and 5.5mm (US 4, 7 and 9)

Laminated birch wood repair hooks
Hook on one side and needle on the other
Convenient size for easy storage
Repair fallen and dropped stitches with perfect ease
Must have accessory for all knitters and crocheters!

Fantastic new range of Beechwood Double Point Needles in a great selection of larger, hard-to-find sizes up to 25mm! Also available in straight knitting needles.

Basic Smooth and comfortable is the best way to describe these needles. Made of sturdy Beechwood with a look and finish that never disappoints. Basix needles are the best for beginners and for teaching sessions.

Very large circular knitting needles made of beechwood with a cable.
Loop stocks large sizes ranging from 15mm-35mm and in two lengths (100 and 150cm)
Great for knitting very chunky things.

Available in a range of lengths and sizes. A smooth join ensures easy stitch glide and no snagging.

These fixed circular needles have the lightness of beechwood and the strength of natural wood. Resilient, flexible cables lay flat with no kink or twist, easy to store as well.

This stylish tape measure by KnitPro has a smoothly polished beech wood case.
The narrow tape measure rewinds smoothly into the case at the touch of a button and features centimetres on one side and inches on the other.
The KnitPro tape measure is 1.5 metres long. 

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