Agres

I sell the tools that I like to use for knitting. I think that they are the very best knitting tools available.

As always, everthing will continue to be made by a knitter that uses the tools that he makes. Every "bead", "hollow" and "fillet" that I put on my knitting sheaths has a reason or purpose. Some are designed to tuck into apron strings. Some are designed to be threaded onto a heavy leather belt. Some are designed to tuck into the soft elastic waist band of a pair of sweat pants. Moreover, I recognize 11 distinct and different knitting techniques, each of which requires a knitting sheath. Often the same sheath can be used with different techniques and different techniques can be used with one knitting sheath, but sometimes it is worth putting some effort into pairing the the right technique with the right tools.

I make long knitting sheaths for use with sock needles and other knitting sheaths for use with long needles. Nobody else is putting this kind of care into making sure that people get the right knitting sheath body size, clothing styles, and knitting technique(s).