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Knitting Needle Stitch Stoppers/Point Protectors, sweet, lovable Sloth hanging in his tree, Light Grey color, Set of 2, storage jar optional
Knitting Needle Stitch Stoppers/Point Protectors, sweet, lovable Sloth hanging in his tree, Light Grey color, Set of 2, storage jar optional
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Adorable set of 2 knitting needle point protectors/ stitch stoppers. Fits needle sizes from 3mm - 10mm. These sweet lovable light grey Sloths hanging out in their tree will keep your stitches on your needles where they belong!
Put down your knitting project without fear of dropping your stitches. These point protectors grip your metal or wood needles to make sure your stitches stay put.
Choose to include the elegant acrylic holder to keep your stitch stoppers together when not in use.
******THESE ARE NOT TOYS AND CAN POSE A CHOKING HAZARD FOR CHILDREN! KEEP AWAY FROM SMALL CHILDREN******
FUN FACT: Sloths spend approximately 15 - 20 hours hanging out in their tree. When they do come down they are amazingly good swimmers if they decide to take a dip in the water. They have also been around for approximately 65.5 million years! Yep the came on the scene right before the dinosaurs disappeared. Highland Cows are the oldest registered breed of cattle in the world.(Info learned from WWF)
Put down your knitting project without fear of dropping your stitches. These point protectors grip your metal or wood needles to make sure your stitches stay put.
Choose to include the elegant acrylic holder to keep your stitch stoppers together when not in use.
******THESE ARE NOT TOYS AND CAN POSE A CHOKING HAZARD FOR CHILDREN! KEEP AWAY FROM SMALL CHILDREN******
FUN FACT: Sloths spend approximately 15 - 20 hours hanging out in their tree. When they do come down they are amazingly good swimmers if they decide to take a dip in the water. They have also been around for approximately 65.5 million years! Yep the came on the scene right before the dinosaurs disappeared. Highland Cows are the oldest registered breed of cattle in the world.(Info learned from WWF)
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