Knitting Accessories
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Heart Shaped Stitch markers The variations in colour enable knitters to select the colour of tools according to the yarn colour and change the colour of accessories on a stitch by stitch basis. The slim marker is snag free and will not widen or distort your stitches. This stitch marker is really easy to pick up, even on a flat surface. Inserting the needles through the heart shaped curves allows you to easily pass the marker smoothly from one needle to the order. Available in 3 different packs:- S/M/L - 5 x Small Yellow, 5 x Medium Red, 5 x Large Brown
- S/M/M - 5 x Small Yellow, 5 x Medium Red, 5 x Medium White
- M/M/L - 5 x Medium Yellow, 5 x Medium White, 5 x Large Brown
- Simply slip the stitch marker onto the receiving needle at the location to mark. when circular knitting, placing a marker next to the first stitch of a row makes it easier to count the number of rows.
- When casting on, placing stitch markers every 20 or 30 stitches makes easier to count the number of stitches
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Tulip Pin Cushion series come in 12 different colours representing the months. With the highest priority on having the needles go into the cushion, the cloth used for it is a thick, high quality cotton sheeting that has a very smooth and soft texture. -
Tulip Heart Stitch Markers The variations in colour enable knitters to select the colour of tools according to the yarn colour and change the colour of accessories on a stitch by stitch basis. The slim marker is snag free and will not widen or distort your stitches. This stitch marker is really easy to pick up, even on a flat surface. Inserting the needles through the heart shaped curves allows you to easily pass the marker smoothly from one needle to the order. Available in 4 colours and 4 sizes: Colours: Yellow, Red, Brown and White Sizes: XL - 7mm to 12mm, L - 5mm to 6.5mm, M - 3.25mm to 4.5mm, S - 2mm to 3mm Good tips of use:- Simply slip the stitch marker onto the receiving needle at the location to mark. when circular knitting, placing a marker next to the first stitch of a row makes it easier to count the number of rows.
- When casting on, placing stitch markers every 20 or 30 stitches makes easier to count the number of stitches