🔗 Vibrant Iron O-Rings & Stitch Markers for Knitting/Crochet/etc - 100pcs, 10 Colors Review

First of all the 10 color set is lighter and more even in color than the 7 color set. I will only buy them in the future and hope the company starts making pastel variations. On the blue and green rings in my photos, the more saturated colors are from the 10 color set and the more mottled rings (you can see white streaks or streaks) are from the 7 color set of these stitch markers. Since they are from the same (alleged) company, the color mismatch looks odd. In any case I will only buy a set of

Markers have a smooth finish so they don't snag yarn and came in 10 different colors, 10 of each color. I mention this because several reviews I read said they didn't get 100 pack. Two white guys stick together, which doesn't really matter in the end. I was disappointed that the storage box was cracked but not surprised as it came in an unlined envelope. In general, marker threads are suitable for knitting with openwork yarn. They are thin as advertised, smooth and do not have a rubbery texture

I like these. I haven't knitted since I was a child and recently started knitting again. I had never used stitch markers before, but I was starting to make braids and the diagram suggested it (at first I didn't and got more and more confused). The first markers I had were so big for my #2 needles that they were difficult to knit side by side. You are perfect! Easy to see, easy to knit, don't worry about tearing, different colors for different purposes. My only suggestion would be to have fewer…