01 Dec Product test thread ring
Product test thread ring
For some knitters, an even yarn tension and a yarn running over the index finger is a challenge. Can a yarn ring be the solution? Yarn rings are open metal rings with an eyelet that can be adjusted to any size. A version was tested here that even has two eyelets, which allows you to adjust more precisely how tightly the thread should be guided. These rings are slipped over the index or middle finger and can help to control the thread tension if the index finger is no longer so willing…
In this product test on the thread ring, Britta E. reports on whether and how the thread ring can be used: “The thread ring is a good help for anyone who has problems keeping the thread tension even due to a limitation. The size of the ring can be adjusted so that it can be used on different fingers. At just over 8 euros for 6 different small rings, it is well worth giving these rings a try. They also help knitters to maintain an even yarn tension without any impairment.”
Beatrix B. also tested the thread ring and made a video about it:
