Clover 3121 Tapestry Needle Set Chibi, Bent Tip , Beige

These needles are my favorites work beautifully.Can weave in loose ends almost invisible on wrong side. comfortable to work with

Great seller, great item.

Perfect for sewing in loose ends in my crochet projects. The bent tip makes things much easier and I never lose the needles thanks to the cute little capsule.

These were exactly what I was looking for and the assorted sizes have been extremely useful. The storage case means I wont get them mixed up with my regular needles. Love them!

Love Clover chibi needles. Use with yarn. Inserts smoothly through work.

Im a knitter, crocheter, and needlecrafts nerd, so I have lots of ends to weave in. This Chibi set is the one to buy, because it has the most generally useful size of those great, bent-tip tapestry needles, and the case is easy to find in my notions tin in the TV room. Maybe I should pin another one inside my knitting bag with a coil-less safety pin--thats a great tip from another reviewer! Theres lots of room for some of your own needles, too. A large #22 cross stitch needle is great for lace and fingering weight yarn, or mending socks; a chenille embroidery needle in a large diameter (pointy) helps if you need to separate the plies of silky, slippery yarns and darn them in between your stitches.

Ive always used plastic, straight tapestry needles. But these slightly bent ones are fabulous. Easy to pick up stitches with or weave ends in. The metal needles are great, feel smooth in the hand. Perhaps my favorite part is the small plastic case that comes with them. I always know where these needles are -- I look for the orange top on the case. Very happy with this purchase.

These make quick work of weaving in ends of fingering-dk weight yarns and come in a tube that will slot conveniently alongside the rest of your knitting storage. They might work for even thicker yarns, but I have not tried them for those. The larger size set from the same line is also very useful for bulky/superbulky yarns.

These are advertised as Chibi but the package doesnt say Chibi when you get it. I really like the tube that you can store them in and the bent tip makes them sometimes easier to use. But the eye is smaller than the straight tip ones I already own so they are harder to thread with many yarns, even worsted weight. I dont know how you would ever get a chunky yarn threaded easily. I would not purchase these again and would just stick with the straight tips I have. There seem to be 2 sizes, one smaller than the other 2.

Smaller than I expected. Hard to thread my yarn through for finishing my knitting.