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The Knitting Barber Cords

Have you ever stumbled upon an invention and you wondered...HOW HAVE I LIVED MY WHOLE LIFE WITHOUT THIS????

When I found The Knitting Barber Cords, I felt that way! They are the perfect stitch holders for sleeves, when you want to try on a sweater (especially top down sweaters!!), or if you need to put something on hold so you can steal the needles for another project! This is a MUST for any knitting tool kit!!

Sold as a set of three cables (1 * 150 cm, 2 * 75 cm) in a tin box.

14 colors available: black, brown, red, orange, yellow, light green, green, light blue, blue, violet, mauve, fuchsia, pink and white

You can purchase these in-store or online HERE

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