🧶 Knit Count Tool by Susan Bates: The Ultimate Universal Knitting Companion Review

This little device is a handy reminder to keep track of cords when knitting in the round on circular needles. I have another line counter that I use but sometimes I forget if I clicked or counted on it. This one is on a wire and I have to move it when I reach the end of the row so I don't forget to count that row. When I first got it, it was almost impossible to turn around. My husband sprayed some lube on it and worked with it to flip it over. Now it's perfect.

I am currently using this #10 spoke row counter and found the counter ring to be quite large so not sure how it is This works with thinner needles and smaller stitches. One of the two wheels you spin to change the numbers works fine, while the other has a hard time spinning. I also found some of the numbers to be difficult to read as they line up with the small windows at the top and bottom. For example, 7 might look like 1. Otherwise it does what it's supposed to do.

Very happy with the meter. I attach mine to the cord with a plastic stitch marker. I don't like it when he's hanging on my needles. Legible Numbers. At first glance it looks fragile and breaks easily, but it's better built than it looks. Mine has held up well; I tried taking the parts apart to check it out. It's in good condition. (I tried taking it apart to see if I could remove the hanging ring. I wanted to put the countershaft on my knitting needles. It's a lot stronger than it looks.) It…