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Open stitch markers that work for crochet as well as knitting, in a cute snail swirl design that slips in and out of stitches. The swirl or spiral shape creates an open gap that hooks easily into a stitch, holds securely while you work, and comes out cleanly when you're ready to move it. For crocheters, they mark beginning-of-round positions, stitch counts, increase and decrease points, and any other reference in a pattern you need to track. For knitters, they work the same way as any open locking marker - useful when you need to add or remove a marker mid-row without access to the needle tip.

 

The set of 50 includes 25 yellow and 25 orange markers that are easy to distinguish from each other, and bright enough to spot against most yarn colours. Using two colours lets you track two different things in the same project simultaneously: one colour for the beginning of the round, another for a pattern repeat or stitch count.

 

Packaged in a signature SOHMO tin with sliding lid.

SOHMO Stitch Markers - Snail

$19.00Price
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  • Specifications

    • Contents: 25 yellow and 25 orange stitch markers
    • Size (tin): 8.0cm x 5.5cm x 1.6cm
  • Origin

    Made in China, packed in Australia.
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