Pony Knitting Needles - Double-Point - 20cm - 4mm

They are made from precious hardwoods sourced from responsibly managed forests, ensuring the material is renewable and eco-friendly.

While suitable for all levels, beginners might find double-pointed needles challenging initially. They are best for those comfortable with knitting in the round on multiple needles.

No, these are double-pointed needles designed for knitting small circumferences in the round. For flat projects, you would typically use straight or circular needles.

Wipe them with a slightly damp cloth and dry immediately. Do not submerge them in water or use cleaning agents.

Wood needles are warmer to the touch, lighter, and offer more grip, which can be beneficial for preventing dropped stitches. Metal needles are typically slicker, allowing for faster knitting, especially with slippery yarns.

Store them in a dry place, preferably in a needle case or soft pouch to protect the polished surface and prevent breakage.

The 4mm size is versatile and commonly used with medium-weight yarns such as Worsted or Aran, but always refer to your yarn's packaging for specific recommendations.

Ensure the needle surface is clean and smooth. If there are minor rough spots, try a gentle buff with a soft cloth. Avoid yarns with a very fuzzy texture that might catch easily.

Wipe the needles with a dry, soft cloth. If residue persists, use a cloth *very lightly* dampened with water and dry immediately. Avoid excessive moisture.

This can happen with new needles or certain yarn types. Try knitting a few rows on a swatch with a similar yarn to 'break in' the surface. Ensure you are not holding the needles too tightly.

Due to their natural material, wood needles can be brittle. Avoid dropping them or applying excessive pressure. If a tip breaks, the needle may need to be replaced.