The interchangeable sock set has all the knitting essentials. The set is simply fantastic for people who enjoy knitting socks using the magic loop method.

The interchangeable sock set contains the following:

1 x Sharp interchangeable tips 5″ 2.00mm

1 x Sharp interchangeable tips 5″ 2.25mm

1 x Sharp interchangeable tips 5″ 2.50mm

1 x Sharp interchangeable tips 4″ or 5″ 2.75mm

1 x Sharp interchangeable tips 4″ or 5″ 3.00mm

2 x Miniature interchangeable cable 24″/26″

1 x Miniature interchangeable cable 32″/34″

1 x Miniature interchangeable cable 40″/42″

1 x Set of sock tip adapters

1 x Set of needle grips and cable key

1 x Needle gauge

1 x Interchangeable needle case

Colours may vary.

*Image used is only for illustrative purposes. Contents within the set are highlighted in this listing.

We have developed a conversion chart for the measurements of needles and crochet hooks, which can be found here.

HiyaHiya’s strong, flexible cables and seamless joins are teamed with high quality, resin-injected bamboo to offer exceptional strength and resistant to splitting and warping, perfect for knitters with reduced dexterity.

These circulars ensure that stitches glide effortlessly over the needle tips and are available from 9″ (tip to tip) for socks and other small circular projects, to 60″ for larger projects, with tip sizes ranging from 2.00mm to 10.00mm.

Colours may vary.

We have developed a conversion chart for the measurements of needles and crochet hooks, which can be found here.

For our knitting lovers, when we see knitting or knitting pattern featured in movies, it could be inspirational! Knitting is usually just a fleeting moment in most movies. So, this week we’ve got a little something for those who are considering Knitting as their hobby, at the same time, love movies. This week we talk about a few fabulous movies where we’ve spotted knitting. Besides, we also find some similar knitting patterns in theses movies.

This film is part of the C.H. Wood collection and shows the working life of a Lister’s Knitting Adviser. The film contains footage of the woman in her office, helping customers in various wool shops and demonstrating how to knit. In featured picture in the film, the actor wear a orange colour top. Similarly,  we find you another crochet pattern orange tunic dress, and the designer is marifu6a. Besides, this pattern easy to follow, even for the beginners.

by marifu6a

Holly Golightly is perhaps one of the more famous knitters on this list, thanks to this classic film. Some might say Holly is an emotional roller coaster throughout the movie, and she’s knitting a red cardigan in a scene where her old flame Paul arrives to visit her. The best part: she’s using what appears to be a light fixture to tame her yarn as it rolls off the skein! Also, there is red cardigan as the Holly’s in the movie, the designer is Lisa Gentry. This classic, no-fuss style is perfect for the high school student that wants to be in fashion without looking childish. The interesting pattern stitch adds texture and pockets are an added convenience. High-quality acrylic yarn will machine was beautifully.

by Lisa Gentry

Character Jean Lundegaard does what many of us love doing: watching television while knitting. In addition to Jean’s actual knitting, there are plenty of other knits, mostly in the form of sweaters and winter accessories, to drool over as you watch. Here are also accessories, like some fingerless mittens pattern ready for little dragons. Worked in crocodile stitch with a crochet rib deep wristband to keep little hands warm.

by Smugface Lazybones

HARRY POTTER(2002)- SCARF

Have you ever wished that you could use magic to finish one of your knitting projects? That’s exactly what was happening the first time Harry Potter visited the Weasley home! See the magic knitting needles at work around 0:54 into the clip. Here is an easy single crochet Harry Potter scarf that can be done in any house colours of your choice. There are also instructions for a beanie to go with the scarf. Besides, the pattern is a double sided scarf knit in a slip stitch pattern to avoid knitting in the round.

by Allison Blevins

This mockumentary-style movie follows several vampires around as they deal with everything from bad flatmates to ex-girlfriends. Deacon, one of the vampires, loves to knit. You’ll spot his impressive colorwork sweater at several points in the film, plus hear him occasionally talk about knitting scarves for his friends. we also have a similar sweater recommendation, and this sweater worked top-down. The yoke consists of segments of rib stitch with increases followed by classic raglan increases. Its construction allows you to try on the sweater as you progress, which is recommended to achieve the perfect length of body and sleeves.

by PetiteKnit

The last one is my favourite one. In the movie, those double pointed needles look lethal in the hands of Susan Hayward, playing Tina, a psychotic character in cahoots with her co-star Robert Cummings to trick an old lady out of some old poetry.  If you would like to a perfect double pointed needles like Susan Hayward, you may would like to try our HiyaHiya Bamboo DPNs. These strong yet lightweight Bamboo Double Pointed Needles are perfect for small, circular knitting projects and enhance the overall knitting experience. This high quality, resin-injected bamboo offers exceptional strength with no warping or splintering over time. Furthermore, it is warm to the touch which is excellent for knitters with reduced dexterity.

If you would like to get these knitting patterns, scroll down the page to the individual pattern you want and click on the link to that pattern. Still, don’t forget to watch a movie that features knitting!

The perfect tin to stash all those little notions!

This aluminium tin features the HiyaHiya panda and securely closes to keep your favourite HiyaHiya accessories safe and sound!

The notion tin is the ideal size for accessories including yarn ball stitch markers, knitter’s safety pins, needle grips, animal snips and interchangeable accessories.

The tin measures 6cm x 4.5cm x 1.5cm.

Colours and designs may vary.

Derbyshire
Who: Knit and NatterWhen: 1st and 3rd Wednesdays – 10am-12pm

Where: Derby Women’s Centre, Derby

Who: Knit n’ NatterWhen: Tuesdays – 10am-12:30pm

Where: Chesterfield

Herefordshire
Who: Stitch & BiscuitsWhen: 3rd Friday of each month – 7pm

Where: Wonkey Donkey Workshop, Hereford

Who: Knit ‘n’ MixWhen: Once a month (Thursday) – 7pm-9pm

Where: Hope-under-Dinmore Village Hall, Leominster

Leicestershire
Who: Sunday Knitting LeicesterWhen:  Every Sunday 2pm-4pm

Where: The Exchange, Rutland Street, Leicester

Who: Loughborough KnittingWhen:  Thursdays 7pm-10pm

Where: The Three Nuns Pub, Loughborough

Lincolnshire
Who: Lincoln Knitting GroupWhen: 2nd and Last Monday of each month

Where: University of Lincoln, Lincoln

Who: Knit and NatterWhen: Wednesdays – 10am

Where: Central Library, Scunthorpe

Northamptonshire
Who: Knit & NatterWhen: Mondays – 2pm – 4pm

Where: Weston Favell Library, Northampton

Who: Knot Just KnittingWhen: 1st Wednesday of each month – 7pm

Where: St Andrew’s Church rooms, Kettering

Nottinghamshire
Who: Tangled YarnsWhen: Every other Tuesday – 1pm-3pm

Where: Central Library, Nottingham

Who: Knit & Natter GroupWhen: Wednesdays – 2pm-4pm

Where: Charles Street Methodist Church, Newark-on-Trent

Rutland
Who: The Woolzone knitting groupWhen: Wednesdays – 6pm-8:30pm

Where: The Wheatsheaf, Oakham

Who: Oakham Knit and NatterWhen: Every Thursday – 10am-12pm

Where: Voluntary Action Rutland, Oakham

Shropshire
Who: Knitters & NattersWhen: Thursdays – 5:30/6pm – 7:40pm

Where: Old Market Hall, Shrewsbury

Who: Knit and NatterWhen: Thursdays – 11:30am-1pm

Where: Room 1, Telford Elim Community Church, Telford

Staffordshire
Who: Loving HandsWhen: Last Monday of each month – 10am-12pm

Where: The Salvation Army Hall, Stafford

Who: Knit and NatterWhen: Wednesdays – 10am-12pm

Where: St James Church, Newchapel, Stoke-on-Trent

Warwickshire
Who: Knit and Natter/Crochet and ChatWhen: Tuesdays – 10:30am-12pm

Where: St Peter & St John Church, Rugby

Who: Cro-KnitsWhen: Tuesdays – 7pm-9pm

Where: Jubilee Sports Centre, Nuneaton

West Midlands
Who: Knit & Natter ClubWhen: Wednesdays – 10am-11:30am

Where: Birmingham Settlement’s shop, Birmingham

Who: Charterhouse Knit & NatterWhen:  Thursdays – 1pm-3pm

Where: Charterhouse Priory, Coventry

Worcestershire
Who: Worcester Yarn and YakWhen: Wednesdays – 7:30pm

Where: The Raven Carvery, Worcester

Who: Stourport Knit and Natter Group for people in motionWhen:  Wednesdays – 12pm-2pm

Where: Stourport Baptist Church, Stourport

Find more details about these and other groups in the area from the following sites:
UK Hand Knitting
Knitting & Crochet Guild
Knittogether

Our ground-breaking flyers are now part of our interchangeable range!

HiyaHiya’s strong and flexible interchangeable flyer cables have screw-on connectors for use with the range of interchangeable flyer tips, measuring 8″ in length tip-to-tip. Sold as a pack of three, they are also compatible with our other miniature tips. 

Our flyers are flexible double pointed needles. Their flexibility means that fewer needles are needed in comparison to traditional DPNs, making the knitting process for straight forward.

Tips sold separately. 

We have developed a conversion chart for the measurements of needles and crochet hooks, which can be found here.

HiyaHiya needle grips  and cable keys have been designed to help you tighten your interchangeable tips and cables quickly and easily.

The cable key is a fantastic tool, specifically designed to work with all of our cables and tips. The cable key slots into the lifeline hole to tighten the cable to the tip or tip adaptor to create a smooth and secure finish. Together they are indispensable accessories for getting the most out of your HiyaHiya interchangeables!

Colours may vary.

Why not add a little rainbow touch to your knitting, crochet or craft projects today? Offering a high quality steel to complement the iridescent look, you can choose from a selection of four designs we currently have in stock.

The available designs include:

Butterfly (9.2cm / 3.5″)

Guitar (11.5cm / 4.5″)

Leaves (10.5cm / 4.25″)

Unicorn (13.3cm / 5.5″)  

Measurements provided are end-to-end for each scissors 

A world first, HiyaHiya’s interchangeable straight needles with glittery bead cable stoppers are unique on the market and offer an entirely flexible knitting experience. 

HiyaHiya’s interchangeable straight needles are compatible with interchangeable cables, interchangeable tips and interchangeable accessories (including the tip adapters and cable connectors) to create a wide range of knitting options.

Each of the pair of needles contains one 5cm and two 10cm sections per needle, these seamlessly screw together, making the length adjustable. It also means that they are collapsible and therefore ideal for travelling.

The needles are available in miniature (lace/sock), small and large and include a pair of the beautiful glass Bead Cable Stoppers to screw to the ends of the needle.

Miniature interchangeable straight needles are compatible with all miniature interchangeable tips in sharp in sizes from 2.00mm to 2.50mm in the 5″ tip length collection.

Small interchangeable straight needles are compatible with all small interchangeable tips in bamboo, steel and sharp in sizes from 2.75mm to 5.00mm in 4″ and 5″ tip lengths.

Large interchangeable straight needles are compatible with all large interchangeable tips in bamboo, steel and sharp in sizes from 5.50mm to 10.00mm in 4″ and 5″ tip lengths.

Colour of the bead stoppers supplies may vary. 

Tips sold separately.

We have developed a conversion chart for the measurements of needles and crochet hooks, it can be found here.

HiyaHiya’s strong and flexible interchangeable cables have screw-on connectors for use with the range of interchangeable tips.

Our cables are compatible with tip adaptors, needle grips, cable keys, cable stoppers (panda and bead) and cable connectors (small and large only).

Flyer cables:

Available in lengths of 8″.

Flyer cables fit needle tip sizes 2.00mm, 2.25mm and 2.50mm.

Miniature cables:

Available in lengths of 20″/22″, 24″/26″, 32″/34″, 40″/42″, 47″/49″ and 60″/62″.

Miniature cables fit needle tip sizes 2.00mm, 2.25mm and 2.50mm. Or connect one of the sock tip adapters (available separately), to use the miniature size cables with the small size tips.

Small cables:

Available in lengths of 16″/18″, 20″/22″, 24″/26″, 32″/34″, 40″/42″, 47″/49″ and 60″/62″.

Small cables fit needle tips sizes 2.75mm to 5mm inclusive. Or connect one of the standard tip adapters (available separately), to use the small size cables with the large size tips.

Large cables:

Available in lengths of 16″/18″, 20″/22″, 24″/26″, 32″/34″, 40″/42″, 47″/49″ and 60″/62″.

Large cables fit needle tip sizes 5.5mm to 10mm inclusive.

Our cables are compatible with tip adaptors, needle grips, cable keys, cable stoppers (panda and bead) and cable connectors.

Colours may vary.

We have developed a conversion chart for the measurements of needles and crochet hooks, it can be found here.