Lazadas | Blocking Wires Kits

Description

Blocking is like working magic on your knitting, transforming your lace from a mysterious crumple into an open spider weave of stitches, making your cables show up clearly, and helping you ensure the exact right shape and size of your project. But while it is magic, it can also be time taking, and a bit laborious. Make your blocking easier, more fun, and give better results with these fantastic Lazadas blocking wires!

All Lazadas blocking wires are super flexible and yet will snap back to a straight wire. They are the most versatile blocking wires, they work great for straight edge, circular, half moon and even scalloped shapes, and are suitable for blocking fine lace to chunky yarn projects. They won’t rust on your garment and they are hard enough for long durability. And these kits now come in a tin, perfect for storing your wires and tins compactly and even slipping into a project bag if you are travelling! 

Lazadas blocking wires come in 4 sets: small, mixed, large, and deluxe.

Small sets are great if you do a lot of garments, small scarves and shawls, or childrens wear. Large sets are perfect for lots of shawls, especially large ones with a generous wing span. Mixed sets are in the middle, perfect if you do a lot of different types of knitting, and deluxe gives you all the options in one go, an excellent choice if you tend to block lots of things at once!

Small sets contain: 

• Ten short blocking wires (90 cm each)
  • for a total of 9 metres of wire
• 30 nickel plated T-Pins

Mixed sets contain: 

• 4 short blocking wires (90 cm each)
• 3 long blocking wires (180 cm each)
  • for a total of 9 metres of wire
• 30 nickel plated T-Pins

Large sets contain:

• 5 long blocking wires (180 cm each)
  • for a total of 9 metres of wire
• 30 nickel plated T-Pins

Deluxe sets contain: 

• Ten short blocking wires (90 cm each)
• 5 long blocking wires (180 cm)
  • for a total of 18 metres of wire
• 60 nickel plated T-Pins

If you want more information on how to wet block and how to use these wires, you can check out our article on wet blocking.