is this needlepointed with wool yarn or floss
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The entire body of the stocking is all floss. There are seven pieces of red wool yarn used to create a braided hanger for the stocking
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This looks exactly like a felting machine, which uses special needles to tangle the layers of fabric together in that spot. Needle felting machines also use a similar finger guard. Just look at Simplicity's Deluxe needle felting machine. It's a lot like sewing, just no needle/thread. If this is a true felting machine, you can use other fabrics that are good for felting.
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I am fairly sure it will. I haven't tried knit specifically but it will adhere gauze for sure.
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The tips are about as pointed as most bamboo needles I have seen in the store. Less pointed that most metal knitting needles I have used.
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The best thing to do is to take a needle and thread and pull the hole together the best you can. You could then take the fray check from the back and add a little to prevent further damage. The fray check dries clear but would cause the yarn to be stiff, so you wouldn't want to use it on the outside of the sweater. It should not hurt the wool. Still worth a try if you are careful and really like that sweater.
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To be honest I bought mine for emergencies so I have not used it yet. However, it did seem to be itchy. I think most wool is unless you are buying cashmere. I could be mistaken. I hope this helps you. I highly recommend buying this blanket regardless as they do not make them of this quality anymore.
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I cannot tell. Very soft, durable. Easy to clean with woolite in cold water.
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Multiple different weights of yarn can be used with the machine. So far I have used worsted, bulky, and fingering weight.
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Yes. I used the hand wash/wool cycle with Woolite and machine dried it, too. It came out looking brand new.
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There is a strap (loop) on the top. I'm not sure what a knitting pattern looks like. It feels like beads in the bottom so you should not have any problem with it falling off.
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No it is not, I prefer Medline which are of a knitted material, but they cost a little more, but they're worth it.
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No, I don't recall and I deposed of the box. The loom was fine. The weaving hook was okay, but I prefer to use a large long crochet hook instead. The loops were really second rate though, but okay for children to use in making objects. You can get better quality loops which I use for salable potholders and rugs.
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no this is crewel and not a punch needlework. Need to search using tapestry or punch needle work as a keyword.
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The needle part is a hard plastic. I had one break, the smallest one at the point where it connects. I was to hard with it because I forced it as I attached it to the cable. :( The cable part is a more flexible plastic. They are well made. They hold up very well. You just have to look at the direction you are twisting the needle when you attach it to the cable mount. If you force it the wrong way on the mount, you could damage the mount or needle tip. The variety is great, you can change needles easily while in a project. You can add cable to make it as long as you need it for any big project. The different size cables interchange to make a variety of lengths. They slide very easy on any kind of yarn and don't make your hands tired. They are very easy to use, and travel well. I've had nothing but pleasure using this set and SO happy I bought them! It's a great idea! I got this set mostly by the cost. I could not afford the metal ones but I am very happy with my purchase and do highly recommend them. I am a novice at knitting, so this was a less expensive way to get going without buying all the individual sets. I hope my answer helps with your question.
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Yes it is - but the needle a pretty long, so you need to buy some less long I think. Otherwise the needle tool works great, been using it for years, no claims.
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Last question first. The "needles" are actually nails. I use a crochet hook to loop yarn over. If you use a thin yarn the fabric will be loose and stretchy and wider because of the stretch, up to 36 inches. A thick yarn will make a thick tight fabric around 30 inches in width. To knit the nails are wrapped with yarn then wrapped again. Bottom thread is pulled up over the the top thread. If you have ever "spool knit" using a spool with four nails and pulling the rope through the hole of the needle this will be a breeze because it is exactly the same thing on a large scale. You can make this as small as the four nails like on a spool and just use four nails on the knitting board or as wide as the board. Just depends on how many nails you use. You can make the fabric as long or as short as you want just keep knitting for the length. It is very easy. The board makes a double knit fabric. I hope this has helped you a bit. If you have any other questions I'll be happy to try and answer them. Ginny
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i filled mine with wool. but sintepon is an option too. or with cloth. but you have to compress it otherwise it will be too soft.