Can you knit or crochet with them on?
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KathrynYes I crochet a prayer shawl with them on. Of course I used N hook and thick wool.
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Kathryn Yes I crochet a prayer shawl with them on. Of course I used N hook and thick wool.
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These are not for knitting! They are used in dissection to pin back parts to assist you in the dissection.
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Haven't tied them yet, but I think as long as they are universal you should be ok..I usually always buy universal needles, mine is a Brother.
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I don't think so. I spouse you could, but they will still look utilitarian even if you glued something pretty on them. They have a pretty strong spring action for holding curls over night. A box of these clouds are cheap enough that you could try it out.
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There are no finger tips on these gloves, so if the top knuckle is painful, that wouldn't be helped. Your thumb would have some relief, though. I can't knit at all.
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Yes, You can wear them to bed. I forget that I have them on most of the time.
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Yes you can use them for other things but they are thicker than regular socks.
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I'm not sure you would want to. They are very much costume grade quality. I wore them once for Halloween.
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Yes. You'll need the following Singer needles: Ball Point 10/70 or 12/80 for sheer-to-lightweight knits (jersey, single knit, spandex, tricot). Ball Point 1490 for medium-to-heavyweight knits (double knit, sweatshirt, sweater knit).
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Yes you can. We got this for our 11 year old daughter for Christmas last year. She has had so much fun with it. I used my sewing machine.
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Yes but you would have to keep using them, they don't stick that well if your a sweater
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I find the glasses PERFECT for doing just that. I wear them over my reading glasses. I wear them sitting on the sofa too, while I'm crocheting. When sitting up the are a little heavy on the bridge of the nose, so I put a cotton ball under them and they sit great. They aren't adjustable/customizable for an individual face, so they do take a little getting use to. I love them!!
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I don't see why not... they are basic but nice. I embroider on them and people love them as gifts.
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If you found a pattern you can increase and decrease on it. So you can make blankets, scarves, sweaters, hats, etc.
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i have done, pleathers, fleece blankets (double thick) totes quilt blocks with top and bottom and the padding inside~~ if doing something really think like the purse totes, I slow my speed down and "babysit" the machine~~ I sit and watch :)... but 2 layers of the thick blizzard fleece from joann's will fit under the needle and yes u can embroider on them..
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No, I sewed some on. There is a way to put them on without sewing, but I could never figure it out. Cabelas tried to explain it to me and you might find some help there. I used monofilament line and it works fine.
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I'm sure you could, but the cut edges would be ratty. They would be easy enough to sew or serge, if you're handy that way.