Stitch counter

Using a stitch counter is essential to keep track of your knitting patterns and rows. When you are working on a big project, it can be difficult to remember how many stitches or rows you have already completed. Stitch counters make it easy for you to pick up where you left off without any confusion. 🧶

Today’s tutorial is for the knitters among you. Now before you switch off because you’re not a knitter, you might find this one interesting.

My row counters were a terribly boring affair and completely useless for knitting in the round. To make them easier to use while working on my Mojo Socks, I chose a few beads and some waxed thread to turn one row counter into a stitchmarker. It was easy enough and done in a few minutes. No tools were necessary except for a lighter with which I melted the ends of the thread at the bottom to prevent it from coming undone. First, I threaded the top beads and a spacer (to prevent the beads from…

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Quick and easy free tutorial to make the beautifully textured crochet crunch stitch!

Heidi Gustad 🧶 knitting & yarn crafts on Instagram: "This row counting method uses a special tool called a chain row counter, and it’s really convenient. The featured counter is from @twiceshearedsheep and lets you track your row count with the same effort it takes to move a stitch marker. 🧶 . Have you ever tried a chain counter before? What did you think? . #handsoccupied #chainrowcounter #twiceshearedsheep #knitting #knitter #knitting_inspiration #knittersofinstagram"

This easy DIY row counter is great for knitting and crochet! Make one in just a few minutes using beads and cord and then get back to your yarn!

ring knitting digital row counter.

I was always second guessing myself when I was keeping track of completed rows on paper. Did I mark the row down or not??? I really needed a better system. I had seen the row counters (broken link removed) at Knitpicks but I needed to count more rows than that. I had also seen the row counter bracelet online and loved the concept but I wanted the counter to remain with the knitting project not my wrist. So I grabbed my boxes of beads, jump rings and wine glass charm rings and went to work…