Stitch counters diy

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!

With some beads and some string you can make you a pretty row counter for your next knit/crochet project!

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.

This DIY Stitch Markers Tutorial provides you with a step by step guide on how to make your own stitch markers.

Detailed step-by-step tutorial that explains how to make flexible snag-free knitting stitch markers that can be adjusted to any needle size.

Today, almost a year since the last one I made, I finished Minion #3 as a birthday gift for a good friend. It took about a week to make - a couple of hours every night after work and nearly all day...

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…

Knitting chain row counters help keep track of your rows, pattern repeats and all patterns that require counting. This chain hangs from your needles as you work, counting rows as you transfer the loops between needles as you start a new row. No more tally marks or marking up your patterns. Counting is automatic and this row counter fits up to size 10.5 knitting needles. Good news for our crocheting friends...these row counters can also be used to keep track of your stitches/rows. A quick…

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!