Bamboo Knitting Needles Set, Exquiss 18 Pairs Circular(31.5”) Wooden Knitting Needles with Colored Plastic Tube, 36PCS Single Pointed Bamboo Knitting Needles(9.5”), Include Knitting Tools for Weaving

For the price point and quantity of needles and notions, I was worried they would be cheap and easily breakable, but I'm happily surprised. My old knitting needles accidentally got buried deep in storage when I moved and I wanted to find a temporary replacement. There are so many sizes of both regular and circular wooden needles in this kit, and a cute little "tackle box" of stitch markers and needle caps. It would have cost a lot more to buy all of these items from my local Michael's or JoAnn's. I'll likely keep using these for future projects even after I find my old needles in storage. Would definitely recommend!

I was weary, like other reviewers, but holy love! For the money you are getting quite a bit. Heck everything you need to start knitting. They came packaged nicely and secure. The circular needles were held together tightly. The straight needles were packed in individual sleeves, and a box contained everything else! What a plus!ConsThe smaller needles seem to warp with wear. I am ok with this as I like the molding it has formed to my hand.The scissors needed to be sharpened after a couple of projects. Again, I'm ok with this as I used them ALOT. (pom poms)some of the needles needed a little sand paper and wax paper. Really.... so did my Clovers!At the end of the day I would buy these again and again! Hell when I wear these out I'll buy another set! Why not the price is right!

This Bamboo Knitting Needles Set is a great deal, especially for beginners or anyone looking to build their collection. They’re lightweight, quiet, and easy to work with overall.That said, a few of the needles had tiny splinters or rough spots that would catch on my yarn while I was working. It’s not a dealbreaker—some light sanding fixed it—but it’s something to be aware of. Still a good set for the price!

I am and have been a crocheter most of my life (age 6 to 46 currently lol). My grandmother taught me how to crochet. My father taught me how to knit. I learned at 14, and had a good understanding of it but I stopped knitting. I don’t know why, but I decided to expand my mind and start back up. First I needed needles. Now my review:This set in my opinion is beautiful. The needles are all bamboo, the brown ones are carbonized bamboo, which give them amazing strength. I don’t think the wired needles are carbonized but they are pretty strong. For those worried about the wires being rigid, a quick dunk in hot water will soften them a little. The tips on the white set are not all pointy as you can see from the picture, but this was not a deterrent for me.Everything was in my set from the tiny 2.00mm to the biggest 10.00mm needles in both singles and wired. The kit with the stitch markers and shears was well appreciated and needed. The only thing the that is missing from the kit is cable holders, which I purchased separately.This kit has everything a beginner needs. I suggest that if you are new to knitting that you avoid the tiny sized needles until you are ready for them. The yarn slides smooth enough for MY liking over the needles, but those not used to wood needles will notice a difference.Overall I am happy and all set for my knitting needs.

Great for beginner, budget tight, and if you are not sure you will enjoy knitting.It's very light, easy to grip on.Quality... I really like that it's made with wood, but dislike plastic cable because it does smell little at first when you open it but it goes away quickly, look like it isn't held on well. I had no issues with cable falling off needles itself, maybe it depends on tension and how hard you are on it?It's nice it came with few accessories to work it into with, some of it breaks quickly tho.Update 1: the cable itself isn't best since yarn doesn't slide by smoothly that I often have to pause to put stoppers on needles and take time to tug yarn across the cable, doesn't matter if your tension is loose or tight, issue is both way. Maybe different yarn fiber will work better, but ones I tried so far doesn't work best with such as cotton, acrylic, wool, rayon, etcUpdate part 2: the needle itself are about 6 inches long so it doesn't feel comfortable to work with cable especially when I try to work with hat in circle, if its bigger project like cowl, then its little easier to work with. Straight needles are 9 -1/2 inches long, it feels too long and clumsy to work with, I had no fun with straight needles because of that.Update part 3: I'll still have to say this is good for someone who is a newbie to knitting and that they don't want to put too much money into it especially if they are not sure they will get into it. I'll be buying ones with better cables so yarn can glide by easier, and shorter straight needles.

I am an absolute beginner to knitting but have dabbled in crochet before. This was a great starter pack in my personal opinion because it allows you to get a good idea of how different needle sized work as well as giving you the basics you need to start most beginner knitting projects such as stitch counters and different types of needles for different types of projects. The lil carrier for all the smaller items like the stitch counters is very combiner for when you are knitting on the go and was a quite affordable price for what you get considering each set of needles individually can run about 2-4 each depending where you go from what I’ve seen when I was shopping around.