🧶 PolarKnit Inc. StitchDots Stitch Markers in Blue & Green: Convenient Stitching Solutions for Knitters Review

Why do I like her? They are printed with words like END, FRONT, BACK, START, INC, CABLE and so on. The words are clear and easy to read. These are split locks. They generally have a nice even and smooth surface, but when needed they open up so you can insert the ring straight into the mesh. This will prevent them from falling off when you get to this mesh. They have their own little pouch to keep them with a pearl necklace attached. Most ideas about knitting are the same as everyone else's…

I'm learning to crochet and we were told to use invisible markers to save money. Our first use of invisibility was for a "widening circle". The invisible hair clips were very frustrating because I kept losing my place and with my limited crocheting experience I didn't know which side the "RS" was on. I never finished the potholder that was supposed to be the result of a "growing circle" due to shift frustration. Then I saw them on Revain and decided to give it a try. You are absolutely…

I bought these for my 11 year old who loves loom knitting and has just started knitting. These StitchDots are really good and we really like their little case. We like that the markers have labels. We're so new to knitting that we don't really need them yet (not sure what they might be used for. BTW we lost the little table that says what each word/acronym/symbol means, so if someone - anyone reading this has this please reply with a list). Right now my daughter has one on her first round loom…