Susan Bates 14128 Silvalume Handi Tool

Great tool for knitters. I can use it to drop down and weave back up mistakes, and to weave up dropped stitches. I have one with each of my projects.

Pros: Excellent for finding dropped stitiches in knitting. I use them to weave in ends in larger weight knit and crochet projects. The pointed in handy for unpicking weaved in ends when deconsctructing items to recycle the yarn. They come in a 6 pack of bright colors which make them easier to spot in a project bag. Cons: Wish they come in a containier like the Chibi for needles. The Chibi is about aa 1/4" too short for them. They are expensive. I buy them in the 6 pack because I do lose them especially when traveling. If they had a container such as darning needles sometimes come in that would be a big help.

You have to have one of these in your tool kit

This tool is a necessity for fixing mistakes and solving problems with knitting. The crochet hook on one end makes picking up dropped stitches easy, and the knitting needle on the other helps with many tight situations. I own several, so I always have one at hand, y recommend them in every class I teach and my LYS has started stocking them as well.

All is wearing well.

This is a very handy tool if, like me, you occasionally drop knit stitches. The hook end will help you pick them up and the pointed end to slip them back onto the needle. This is the least expensive one I could find and they all work the same, but this one is a gauge that is best for me. I most often use finger weight, sock or DK .

Works perfectly!!

My knitting buddy gave me one of these years ago and I have ordered several since. I always want to have one handy. Anytime I need a gift for a knitter, this is always included.

These are great little tools! They are pretty small, but work great to pick up dropped knitting stitches. I now have a few of them sitting on tables around the house.

I hesitated before buying as I have crochet hooks, but I find I reach for this every time I drop a stitch - the pointed end is very useful for enlarging the loop ready to take the hook. It’s fine with DK and 4 ply, haven’t tried other yarns.

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What an amazing tool don't know how I managed without one

Handy tool I'm using for stitch removal/tightening. Gets into those little areas with knotted yarn without ripping the fibres.