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The third hand (kakehari) gives the fabric proper tension to work quickly and easily, and is useful for
basting, binding, embroidery, piecing, patchwork, and Sashiko stitchwork.

Hook allows for easy threading of multi-ply and bulky yarns.

 

A convenient ring type yarn guide.
Helpful while knitting with two or more yarns.
Passing the yarn through the guide allows you to smoothly separate and knit two or more yarns for stranded knitting or color work.

- The cover can be opened and closed for easy insertion and removal of yarn.
- There is no need to worry about yarn slipping off during knitting.
- Easy-to-fit open ring
- Inner diameter: S/M: 42-45 mm

Enjoy multi-colored knitting!

A convenient ring type yarn guide.
Helpful while knitting with two or more yarns.
Passing the yarn through the guide allows you to smoothly separate and knit two or more yarns for stranded knitting or color work.

- The cover can be opened and closed for easy insertion and removal of yarn.
- There is no need to worry about yarn slipping off during knitting.
- Easy-to-fit open ring
- Inner diameter: 45-48 mm

Enjoy multi-colored knitting!

Suitto is easy to operate, requiring users only to set a needle and a thread, and press the button. Suitto enables users to thread needle easily.

Applicable needles: Thickness 0.46mm-0.76mm Use Tulip sewing needles, needles that satisfy JIS (Japanese Industrial Standards). Only use thread that matches the thickness of the needle. Applicable needle eye shapes: Oval eye need

Large eye makes for easy threading of long-pile or extremely thick woolen yarn.

The tip of the needle is slightly curved, making it easier to pick up stitches.

Place the fabric with the design in an embroidery hoop and stitch with a needle as if you draw a picture.

-Package includes Embroidery Stitching Tool×1pc. 3-ply needle×1pc. and one needle threader×1pc.

Make a variety of stitches by thrusting the needles into the fabric in the same way.

Back stitch:
Thrust the needle into the fabric surface.
Thrust needle in the direction of stiching.

Satin stitch:
Thrust the needle into the fabric surface.
Thrust needle as if filling the surface.

Loop stitch:
Thrust needle from the back of the fabric.
Thrust needle while enjoying the three-dimensional look.

Velvet-like:
Thrust needle from the back of the fabric.
Cut the end of the loop with scissors.