Needles, Hooks & Accessories

This Pony Row Counter will keep track of your rows and stitches - just slip it on to your knitting needle and remember to turn the dial after each row.

Cable Stitch Needle 5.50-7.50mm The Cable Stitch Needle temporarily holds stitches while Knitting cable patterns and this needle can be placed infront or behind the knitwear

As you work with these needles, the bamboo develops a nice patina and a lovely feel. The 7" length is great for socks and hats. Set of five.

As you work with these needles, the bamboo develops a nice patina and a lovely feel. The 7" length is great for socks and hats. Set of five.

As you work with these needles, the bamboo develops a nice patina and a lovely feel. The 7" length is great for socks and hats. Set of five.

Fork blocking pins- U-shaped for secure pinning,can be used in sweater blocking or wherever pins are needed,40 pcs per bag.

Clover's best-selling speciality pins now come in a box of 70, for sewists who work on large quilting or sewing projects. Their angled U-shape makes them so easy to position and remove smoothly. These sharper fork pins glide through and hold materials securely. The double pins can pierce and firmly hold slippery lining materials in place. The top is bent for easy pinning.

Clover Point Protector for Circular Knitting Needles (Small) Needle Size:  2mm -5mm

Light in weight, with a warm natural touch, bamboo is the ideal material from which to make knitting needles. Clover selects only the finest Japanese bamboo (ta-ke), then polishes needles and points to a fine smoothness that prevents yarn from splitting. .

Light in weight, with a warm natural touch, bamboo is the ideal material from which to make knitting needles. Clover selects only the finest Japanese bamboo (ta-ke), then polishes needles and points to a fine smoothness that prevents yarn from splitting. .

Light in weight, with a warm natural touch, bamboo is the ideal material from which to make knitting needles. Clover selects only the finest Japanese bamboo (ta-ke), then polishes needles and points to a fine smoothness that prevents yarn from splitting. .

Light in weight, with a warm natural touch, bamboo is the ideal material from which to make knitting needles. Clover selects only the finest Japanese bamboo (ta-ke), then polishes needles and points to a fine smoothness that prevents yarn from splitting. .

Light in weight, with a warm natural touch, bamboo is the ideal material from which to make knitting needles. Clover selects only the finest Japanese bamboo (ta-ke), then polishes needles and points to a fine smoothness that prevents yarn from splitting. .

Light in weight, with a warm natural touch, bamboo is the ideal material from which to make knitting needles. Clover selects only the finest Japanese bamboo (ta-ke), then polishes needles and points to a fine smoothness that prevents yarn from splitting. .

Light in weight, with a warm natural touch, bamboo is the ideal material from which to make knitting needles. Clover selects only the finest Japanese bamboo (ta-ke), then polishes needles and points to a fine smoothness that prevents yarn from splitting. .

Light in weight, with a warm natural touch, bamboo is the ideal material from which to make knitting needles. Clover selects only the finest Japanese bamboo (ta-ke), then polishes needles and points to a fine smoothness that prevents yarn from splitting. .

Light in weight, with a warm natural touch, bamboo is the ideal material from which to make knitting needles. Clover selects only the finest Japanese bamboo (ta-ke), then polishes needles and points to a fine smoothness that prevents yarn from splitting. .

Light in weight, with a warm natural touch, bamboo is the ideal material from which to make knitting needles. Clover selects only the finest Japanese bamboo (ta-ke), then polishes needles and points to a fine smoothness that prevents yarn from splitting. .

Light in weight, with a warm natural touch, bamboo is the ideal material from which to make knitting needles. Clover selects only the finest Japanese bamboo (ta-ke), then polishes needles and points to a fine smoothness that prevents yarn from splitting. .

Light in weight, with a warm natural touch, bamboo is the ideal material from which to make knitting needles. Clover selects only the finest Japanese bamboo (ta-ke), then polishes needles and points to a fine smoothness that prevents yarn from splitting. .

Light in weight, with a warm natural touch, bamboo is the ideal material from which to make knitting needles. Clover selects only the finest Japanese bamboo (ta-ke), then polishes needles and points to a fine smoothness that prevents yarn from splitting. .

Light in weight, with a warm natural touch, bamboo is the ideal material from which to make knitting needles. Clover selects only the finest Japanese bamboo (ta-ke), then polishes needles and points to a fine smoothness that prevents yarn from splitting. .

Light in weight, with a warm natural touch, bamboo is the ideal material from which to make knitting needles. Clover selects only the finest Japanese bamboo (ta-ke), then polishes needles and points to a fine smoothness that prevents yarn from splitting. .