🔍 Enhanced Searchability: Knitter's Pride KP800173 Mio Stitch Locking Markers (Pack of 30) Review

I've tried a few stitch markers but I really like them because they are easy to open and close. The only issue I had was that some of them had extra plastic tabs that caught the yarn, but I just cut them off and everything was fine.

Not all marks were smooth and not all fixed well. They're either snagging on my beautiful wool yarn or the end of the plastic lever doesn't fit properly in the lock. It's not worth the headache but I got what I paid for so desperately I discovered and fell in love with a beautiful and much, much better range of stitch markers called Tulip.

I recently purchased these and have used some of them extensively on my latest project. It was a crocheted hat, knitted in the side, counting the stitches on every damn row. I tightened them on every ten stitches to keep track of where I am and I had to move (open and close) them on each row. The hat came out so well I made another one and the tags held up all but one that broke from repeated use. I call it pretty good. (Interesting about the hat? It's called Candy Whirlwind and I have the…