Extra Tools for Knitting: Tapestry Needles
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Once you’ve learned the knitting basics, there are a few extra tools that you’ll need to complete your projects. In this video, Jen Lucas shows you different types of tapestry needles. She’ll discuss their differences and why you might find it useful to have more than one type of tapestry needle.
Tapestry needles come in a wide variety of shapes and sizes. These needles can be made of plastic or metal, and the eye of the needle can be large or small. The tip of the tapestry needle might be sharp, blunt, or be bent slightly. Jen also discusses finishing needles, which is a different type of plastic tool that can be used to weave in ends on your knitting project.
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