That's not a good sign on your first use of new knitting needles. Luckily I caught it before too many stitches were dropped, and some crazy glue fixed those right up. Not very impressed though. :\
:( I've seen quite mixed reviews of KP interchangables out there. Apparently their customer service is excellent though, and they will replace borked up stuff.
Yeah, I was thinking of that while I salvaged the dropped stitches. But then I remembered that there was crazy glue in my took kit, so I thought I'd try that first. If it happens again though, I'll be contacting them about it. :P
On the bright side, I really like knitting with them! Not as sticky as bamboo, but a bit more so than metal. Very smooth, and very sharp!
Ohhhh! Not good at all...
ReplyDelete:( I've seen quite mixed reviews of KP interchangables out there. Apparently their customer service is excellent though, and they will replace borked up stuff.
ReplyDeleteYeah, I was thinking of that while I salvaged the dropped stitches. But then I remembered that there was crazy glue in my took kit, so I thought I'd try that first. If it happens again though, I'll be contacting them about it. :P
DeleteOn the bright side, I really like knitting with them! Not as sticky as bamboo, but a bit more so than metal. Very smooth, and very sharp!
I giggled when I read the title of your post. Sorry about the needles though.
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