Handy Hands Pack of 3 (Y9) Yarn Tatting Needles, Gray

I have never tried tatting with yarn before but found it was fun and enjoyable. These needles are easy to use, the eye is large enough to thread but not interfere with the design. They are sturdy enough to keep from bending and I enjoy use it them.

There is nothing to dislike about these needles. They are sturdy and a comfortable length to work with. I've always wanted to make lace. I had two shuttles but could not figure out how to use them. As my photos show my attempts on these neees are still wonky but coming along...

I’m teaching myself to Tat using a book I bought, and online videos. These needles are nice and sturdy, and I’ve made some lovely snowflakes for holiday decorations.

Great for tasting with yarn for blanket borders as well as for weaving in ends.

Three tatting needles big enough for yarn. Came with handy, easy to understand instructions too, which allowed me to get started learning immediately. I like that the needles came in a handy little plastic tube with a cap so that you can keep them safe and safely. They are sturdy and look nice. There's also a needle threader.

I had some difficulties picking the right needle size and had to send the first one back. But the exchange went smoothly and I am happy with my needles. There is also an instruction booklet which is a nice bonus. I would also recommend using YouTube since it is a little difficult just following the written instructions. A better description of the product would be recommended so you know which needle size matching the size of thread you are using. That’s why I gave it a 4/5 stars.

I tried to learn crochet and knitting. Unfortunately it didn't go so well, but I already knew needle tatting and had a fair amount of yarn. I decided to give the yarn size tatting needles a try, and I'm glad I did. The eyes are easy to thread, and the needles are firm enough to hold various yarn weights easily.There is a downside to them of course. They aren't any longer than the tatting needles I use for size 10 and 20 thread, so the needles don't hold as many stitches as I would like them to. However, if the needles were longer, it would be difficult to use them at all, so I can't really consider it a negative. It's a minor inconvenience I'm more than willing to overlook for the sake of being able to do large scale projects.

I appreciate that these are even for sale on here. I couldn't find these in any store.They're a very good quality, just like the smaller sizes. They've held up well. My work is very tight and none of the eyes have broken yet :)Tatting with larger yarn is a whole new experience and totally worth the nominal fee to get these. I like to try "artsy fartsy" stuff, I'm in my 30s :), and verigated sock yarn is perfect for it!I did break the threader :)