What makes the KnitPro white 20-piece blockers different from other blocking systems?

<div class="faq-answer"><p>The <strong>KnitPro white 20-piece blockers</strong> group several pins into a single piece, allowing you to secure a section of fabric in one go instead of placing pin after pin. In addition, their design with anchor holes makes it easy to use cords to keep an even tension along long, straight edges, which is very useful for shawls and blankets.</p><p>Compared with individual pins, this system shortens placement time and improves the stability of the fabric while it dries. The white colour of the blockers makes it easier to see the shape of the edge on the blocking surface and to spot small ripples or areas with different tension before the piece is completely dry.</p></div>

What exactly is included in the KnitPro white blocking pin kit?

<div class="faq-answer"><p>The <strong>KnitPro white blocking pin kit</strong> contains 20 pieces in two sizes: 12 blockers with 8 pins and 8 blockers with 4 pins. All of them come in a rigid box that allows you to carry and store them neatly when they are not in use.</p><p>This configuration is designed to cover most knitting and crochet projects: the longer blockers are used on wider sections and straight edges, while the shorter ones are very handy on curves, corners or areas where it is best to adjust the shape step by step.</p></div>

Can the white KnitPro blockers be used with any type of fibre?

<div class="faq-answer"><p>The <strong>white KnitPro blockers</strong> can be used with wool, blends of natural and synthetic fibres, cotton, linen or acrylics, as long as the blocking method is appropriate for the chosen fibre. Their stainless-steel pins do not rust and should not mark the fabric if used on a suitable soft surface.</p><p>With particularly delicate fibres (for example, very fine mohair or yarns with a high silk content), it is advisable not to over-tension, to test first on a swatch and to combine steam or carefully controlled moisture with gentle blocking, checking that the structure of the fabric is not being distorted.</p></div>

How do the white KnitPro blockers differ from traditional T-pins?

<div class="faq-answer"><p>The <strong>white KnitPro blockers</strong> replace many individual T-pins because each piece integrates several pins. This gives a more even distribution of tension along the edge and prevents areas being left with wider gaps between pins.</p><p>They also reduce the time needed to block a piece, especially when it comes to larger projects. With fewer individual elements to place and remove, the process is tidier and the risk of leaving loose pins on the surface or in the fabric once it has dried is minimised.</p></div>

Are the white KnitPro blocking pins suitable for both knitting and crochet?

<div class="faq-answer"><p>Yes. The <strong>white KnitPro blocking pins</strong> are suitable for blocking both knitted and crocheted pieces, including lace, geometric motifs or combinations of textures. The multiple-pin system helps to open up the stitches and bring out the stitch patterns, both in traditional crochet and in pieces knitted with two needles.</p><p>They can be used on triangular, rectangular or square shawls, blankets, garment pieces that are later seamed (fronts, backs, sleeves) or even on small blocks that are later joined together. The important thing is to adapt the position of the blockers to the final shape you want to achieve.</p></div>

How should I care for and store my KnitPro blocking pins so that they last longer?

<div class="faq-answer"><p>To extend the life of your <strong>white KnitPro blocking pins</strong>, it is recommended that you dry them well if they have been in contact with very damp pieces and always store them in their plastic case. As they are made from sturdy plastic with stainless-steel pins, they do not require any special care beyond avoiding unnecessary knocks or twisting.</p><p>It is good practice to keep them out of the reach of children and pets, and not to force them into surfaces that are too hard and could damage the tips. Regularly checking that the pins are not bent helps to maintain even, precise blocking on every piece you work on.</p></div>

What synonyms are used for the white KnitPro blockers and how can I find them when searching online?

<div class="faq-answer"><p>The <strong>white KnitPro blockers</strong> also appear under other names in online shops and resources for knitters. Many people look for them as <strong>blocking pins for knitting</strong> or simply <strong>knit blockers</strong>, terms that describe the same idea: tools with several prongs that hold the fabric in place while blocking. They are also often grouped as part of a <strong>blocking kit for yarns</strong>, especially when sold together with mats or other accessories.</p><p>In some descriptions you will see terms such as <strong>blocking pins for fabrics</strong> or <strong>fabric blockers</strong>, expressions that cover both knitting and crochet. If, when you search, you find these synonyms alongside photos of comb-like tools with several prongs and a similar piece count (such as the 20-piece KnitPro set), it is very likely that they are equivalent products to the white KnitPro blockers, even if the commercial name varies.</p></div>

Where can I buy the original white KnitPro blocking pin kit online in Spain?

<div class="faq-answer"><p>You can <strong>buy original KnitPro white 20-piece blockers</strong> in Spain from specialist knitting and crochet shops that work with the brand’s official distributors. At <strong>Garmon Yarns</strong> you will find this kit with a detailed description, advice in Spanish and shipping from Spain, which makes it easier to clear up any doubts before buying and to receive your order within a reasonable time.</p><p>Choosing a specialist shop ensures that the <strong>white KnitPro blockers</strong> are genuine and allows you to complete your toolkit with other blocking accessories, needles, hooks and yarns that match the type of projects you usually make, from lace shawls to blankets or everyday garments.</p></div></div>

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KnitPro White Blocking Pins for Knitting and Crochet

Name: KnitPro White Blocking Pins for Knitting and Crochet
Brand: KnitPro
SKU: KTP-10877
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The KnitPro white blocking pins are a 20-piece KnitPro blocking pin kit designed to give a neat, stable shape to shawls, jumpers, blankets and crochet garments. Each piece has several stainless-steel pins, which makes it easier to stretch the fabric with less effort and maintain even tension. If you are looking to buy white KnitPro blockers online, this set is a reliable tool for a professional finish.
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Quantity: 20 pieces
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KnitPro White Blocking Pins: 20-piece kit for blocking knitted and crocheted fabrics

The KnitPro white blocking pins are a blocking comb system designed to speed up the blocking process and improve the final finish of your knitted and crocheted garments. The kit includes 20 white KnitPro blocking pins, each with several stainless-steel pins integrated into every piece, so you can work long edges and curves with far more stability than with loose pins.

Thanks to their rust-resistant pins and anchor holes that allow you to run a cord along the edge, these white KnitPro blockers help maintain even tension while the fabric dries. This makes it easier to open up lace, adjust measurements and achieve a polished look on shawls, stoles, scarves, blankets or garments after washing or wet blocking.

If you need to buy KnitPro blocking pins for knitting so you can block your projects accurately, this white set is a practical option for anyone who wants a durable, easy-to-use kit that is suitable for both small projects and larger garments.

What the KnitPro white blocking pin set includes

The white KnitPro blocker set brings together everything you need to block anything from small pieces to large-scale projects. All the pieces come in a rigid box that keeps them neatly organised and means you always have the size you need to hand.

Inside you will find two types of blocking comb, designed to suit different edge styles and fabric shapes:

▷ 12 white KnitPro blockers with 8 pins, ideal for long sides, shawls, blankets and straight edges.
▷ 8 white KnitPro blockers with 4 pins, easier to handle on corners, curves, armholes and areas where you need extra precision.

Thanks to this combination, the 20-piece KnitPro white blocker kit allows you to adjust the spacing of the pins to suit each project, saving time and using fewer individual pins than with a traditional blocking system.

Features of the white KnitPro blockers for blocking your projects

The white KnitPro blockers for blocking projects are made from sturdy plastic with stainless-steel pins, designed to withstand frequent use and contact with damp pieces without rusting. This makes them a reliable tool for anyone who regularly blocks lace shawls, jumpers or blankets.

Some of the key features of the KnitPro white blocker kit are:

▷ Robust plastic body in white, easy to see against both the blocking surface and the fabric.
▷ Rust-resistant stainless-steel pins, designed to anchor firmly into the blocking surface without bending.
▷ Anchor holes in each blocker, allowing you to run a cord along the edge to maintain even tension on longer pieces.
▷ Multi-pin system in each piece, which reduces the number of loose pins needed and speeds up the blocking of straight edges and gentle curves.

With these features, the white KnitPro blocking pins for blocking fabrics offer very precise control over the final shape of the piece and help the fabric keep its measurements better after drying.

How to use the white KnitPro fabric blockers for knitting and crochet

The white KnitPro blockers for knitting and crochet are used on a soft surface (for example, EVA foam boards or blocking mats) to hold the piece in place while it dries. The fabric can be freshly washed, steam blocked or evenly dampened before you stretch it out.

A suggested step-by-step method for using the 20-piece KnitPro white blocking pin kit would be:

▷ Spread the damp piece out on the blocking surface, following the direction of the fabric and smoothing it gently with your hands.
▷ Start by securing the corners with 4-pin blockers, first setting the desired length and width.
▷ Use 8-pin blockers along the main edges, keeping regular spacing between pieces to distribute the tension evenly.
▷ On very long pieces, thread a cord through the anchor holes of several white KnitPro blockers and tighten it gradually to even out the edge.
▷ Leave the piece to dry completely before removing the blockers, checking that the measurements match the pattern or the result you are aiming for.

With practice, you will be able to adapt the combination of 4-pin and 8-pin blockers to each type of project, from triangular shawls to blankets or knitted panels worked in separate pieces.

Tips and tricks for blocking with KnitPro white blocking pins

The finish you achieve with the white KnitPro blockers depends as much on the type of fibre as on the blocking method. This is why it is advisable to test first on a swatch or small piece, especially if you are working with very delicate fibres or yarns with a high silk or alpaca content.

Some practical tips to get the most out of the KnitPro white blocking pin set are:

▷ Always use a soft surface that allows the pins to go in fully without bending.
▷ Avoid overstretching fibres with little elasticity; it is better to increase the tension gradually and check the shape again after a few minutes.
▷ Combine 8-pin blockers on straight sections with 4-pin blockers on curves, necklines and armholes to prevent distortion.
▷ Always store the blockers in their box, completely dry and out of the reach of children and pets.

By following these tips, the white KnitPro blockers become a very precise finishing tool, especially useful if you regularly block lace knitting, colourwork or garments that require exact measurements.