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Enjoy hours of knitting pleasure with this beautiful set of interchangeable needles from Lykke! The perfect tool to take along on your next trip. The lightweight, yet durable needles, made from strong Birch wood, have a smooth finish and come in a beautiful case that will protect them while you're on the go.
*If you make a lot of hats or smaller items that require a 16" needle, you will need to purchase the 3.5" set. The 5" set is too long to make a 16" needle.
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Looking for other great Lykke sets? Find the Lykke Cypra Copper set HERE and find the Lykke Driftwood set HERE
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Lykke's beautiful needles and hooks are handcrafted and assembled in a breathtaking region of Kathmandu, Nepal. To produce their needles they do not use a mechanized production process. Instead, their needles are skillfully and gracefully made using skilled Nepalese craftspeople. As global demand has steadily increased for their products, this organization of experienced tradesman is increasing too, which has led to rapid growth and an even larger team.
Purchasing Lykke needles directly helps and uplifts the local Nepalese people. Revenue from the sale of Lykke products also serves to Make Happy in that community through varied benefit programs for the workers, their children, and the community.
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