Approximately 7.2cm wide, each with eight embedded points. Twelve blockers provide 96 pin points for longer edges and wide projects.
Faster, straighter blocking with fewer tools to place
Turn wide edges into clean, even lines
KnitPro Knit Blockers replace rows of individual pins with easy-grip combs that set several rust-resistant stainless-steel points at once. Use the two included widths to shape straight edges, curves, corners and garment pieces efficiently while they dry.
- 20 blockers in two widths for long edges and detailed sections.
- 128 embedded pin points distribute tension evenly across the work.
- Anchor holes accept string or blocking wire for controlled lines.
- Fitted storage case included to keep every sharp tool together.
20 Blockers, 128 Points
20 BlockersTwo practical widths
128 PointsRust-resistant steel
Storage CaseIncluded in the set
10877KnitPro article number
Twenty white blockers split between two useful sizes
The larger combs cover ground quickly along straight sections. The smaller combs give you more freedom around corners, short edges and changes in direction. Together they provide 128 pin points in one organised case.
Approximately 3.6cm wide, each with four embedded points. Eight blockers provide 32 pin points for corners, shorter sections and shaping.
Twelve large and eight small blockers, all in the original white monochrome finish.
The purple box keeps both widths organised and the sharp pins covered between uses.
Tough plastic bodies give you a broad, easy-to-see surface for controlled insertion and removal.
Blocking mats, wires, string, T-pins, tape measure, spray bottle and project are not included.
Sharp blocking tool: keep the case closed when the blockers are not in use, and store it securely away from children and pets. These tools are not toys.
Made for tidy storage and efficient edge control
Even spacing is built into every comb
Each press places four or eight parallel pin points at once. This helps spread tension across a wider section of fabric, makes straight edges easier to maintain and reduces the scalloped look caused by widely spaced individual pins.
Sweaters
Align body pieces, sleeves, shoulders and hems to the pattern measurements before seaming.
Shawls
Hold long edges evenly, then use smaller blockers or T-pins for decorative points.
Scarves
Straighten long sides and help the fabric settle into a consistent width.
Blankets
Control wide edges, crochet borders and joining sections on suitable foam mats.
Motifs
Use the smaller blockers to square granny squares and prepare matching pieces for assembly.
Create a visual guide for even tension
With string or smooth cord
- Secure the line through the anchor holes
- Use it as a straight reference along the project edge
- Adjust tension gradually rather than pulling one area aggressively
- Choose a clean, non-shedding line that will not mark the yarn
With blocking wires
- Thread a suitable wire through the project edge first
- Use the blocker holes or blocker positions to control the wire
- Create smooth straight lines or gentle curves
- Blocking wires are a separate accessory and are not included
Aim for the pattern dimensions: blocking is about shaping and settling the fabric, not stretching every project as far as it can go. Follow the yarn care instructions and avoid distorting the stitches.
Prepare, measure, position, dry and store
Check the fibre
Follow the yarn label or pattern and choose a wet, spray or other suitable blocking method.
Prepare the work
Remove excess moisture gently without wringing, then lay the project on clean foam blocking mats.
Measure and align
Ease the fabric to the required dimensions and arrange the edges before inserting sharp tools.
Press blockers in
Choose the large or small width, avoid splitting yarn strands and distribute tension evenly.
Dry and pack away
Leave the piece undisturbed until fully dry, then remove, dry, inspect and case all 20 blockers.
Knit blockers, T-pins and wires work beautifully together
| Tool | Particularly good for | Best reason to choose it |
|---|---|---|
| KnitPro Knit Blockers | Straight edges, garment pieces, scarves, blankets and quick general blocking | Place four or eight evenly spaced points at once |
| KnitPro T-Pins | Lace points, curves, corners, irregular outlines and isolated adjustments | Fine control over one precise anchor point |
| Blocking wires | Long straight lines, smooth curves and lace borders | Support a continuous edge while blockers or T-pins hold the wire in place |
Protect the points, handles and your next project
Wipe away moisture and let each blocker dry fully before returning it to the case.
Stop using a blocker if a point is bent, rough, loose, damaged or showing corrosion.
Do not press the points into furniture, floors, upholstery or an unprotected work surface.
Check the set after every session and keep the fitted case closed in secure storage.
KnitPro Original Knit Blocker specifications
| Brand | KnitPro |
|---|---|
| Product | Original monochrome Knit Blockers |
| Article number | 10877 |
| Barcode | 8904086266508 |
| Total quantity | 20 blockers |
| Large blockers | 12 pieces, each with 8 embedded pins |
| Small blockers | 8 pieces, each with 4 embedded pins |
| Total pin points | 128 |
| Approximate large size | 7.2 x 4.5 x 0.5cm |
| Approximate small size | 3.6 x 4.5 x 0.5cm |
| Handle material | Durable plastic in white |
| Pin material | Rust-resistant stainless steel |
| Anchor holes | Yes, for string or suitable blocking-wire techniques |
| Storage | Fitted purple case included |
| Primary use | Blocking knitted and crocheted projects on suitable foam mats |
| Not included | Mats, wires, string, T-pins, tape measure, spray bottle or project |
| Safety | Sharp points. Store securely away from children and pets. |
KnitPro Original Knit Blocker FAQs
How many blockers are in the set?
The case contains 20 blockers: 12 large 8-pin blockers and 8 small 4-pin blockers.
How many metal pin points are there altogether?
There are 128 embedded points: 96 across the twelve large blockers and 32 across the eight small blockers.
Is a storage case included?
Yes. The original white blockers are supplied in a fitted purple storage case.
What is the KnitPro article number?
The original monochrome white set is article 10877.
Is this the Rainbow blocker set?
No. This is the original white 10877 set. The Rainbow 10878 set has the same blocker mix but different coloured handles.
What are the pins made from?
The embedded pins are rust-resistant stainless steel. Dry them after use and do not use a blocker if a pin becomes damaged or corroded.
Why are two widths included?
The large 8-pin blockers move quickly along long, straight sections. The smaller 4-pin blockers give more control around corners, short edges and changes in direction.
What are the holes in the handles for?
The anchor holes can take a suitable string or be incorporated into a blocking-wire method to help maintain a straight reference and even tension.
Are blocking mats included?
No. Use the blockers with a clean, stable foam blocking surface purchased separately.
Are blocking wires included?
No. Blocking wires are a separate accessory, although the blockers can be used alongside them.
Can I use these for crochet?
Yes. They can square motifs, straighten borders and shape crocheted garments or accessories when the fibre is blocked according to its care instructions.
Are they suitable for lace points?
They are excellent for straighter lace edges. For individual decorative points or very irregular outlines, add separate T-pins for more precise placement.
Can I use them for wet blocking?
Yes, when wet blocking suits the yarn. Remove excess water gently, shape the project on suitable mats and dry the blockers before storing them.
Can I use them for spray blocking?
Yes. Arrange and secure the project, mist it according to the fibre's needs and leave it until completely dry.
Will blocking make a project permanently larger?
That depends on the fibre, stitch structure and care routine. Block to the required measurements and avoid treating the process as a way to force an unsuitable fit.
Can I press directly on the plastic handles?
Use steady, controlled pressure and keep fingers clear of the pin area. Never hammer the blockers or force them into an unsuitable surface.
How should I store the blockers?
Dry and inspect every blocker, return all 20 to the fitted case and keep the closed case in a secure, dry place away from children and pets.
Block long edges in fewer, more even placements
Choose the large combs for fast coverage, bring in the smaller blockers for detail, and use the anchor holes when the project needs an extra guide for smooth, consistent tension.
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