Locking and removable markers are useful for knitting, crochet and amigurumi projects. In knitting, they are great for counting rows. For crochet, locking and removable stitch markers mark the end of a round and can be removed at any point. In amigurumi and other projects, they can mark where you plan to attach a different part of your project. They can even secure a loose loop in crochet projects! Get stitch markers from Lazadas, Hiyahiya and more.
Get 24 bulb stitch markers in assorted colours. These lockable markers fit needles up to 8.00 mm and are also great for marking rows, securing crochet stitches, securing dropped stitches, and marking the right side of your fabric.
Hiyahiya light bulb stitch markers feature a rounded end so they won’t snag on your knitting or crochet project. These locking stitch markers will become your best friend! There are so many ways that stitch markers can make your knitting or crocheting easier. With them, you’ll never lose count or lose your place again! Okay,…
These cute little tins work for all sorts of small sweet things, like a handful of stitch markers! Get them together in this cute bundle. The sweet wee mini notion tins will slip into small pockets on needle cases or project bags easily, and happily sit next to you while you work. You will get…
M1L: make one left M1R: make one right Do you lose track of your place when working increases? These helpful stitch markers are perfect for working on any knitting projects that use M1L and M1R increases, especially when they are worked in mirrored pairs. Each marker has a cutout of the abbreviation for an increase….
K2tog: knit two stitches together SSK: slip next 2 stitches knitwise one at the time. Pass them back into the left needle, then knit through back loops together. Do you lose track of your place when working decreases? These helpful stitch markers are perfect for working on any knitting projects that use SSK or K2tog…
YO: yarnover Do you lose track of your place when working lace increases? These helpful stitch markers are perfect for working on any knitting projects that use yarnover (YO) increases, especially when they are worked in mirrored pairs. Each marker has a cutout of the abbreviation for an increase. These markers are locking markers, which…
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