A knitting stitch marker is a small accessory used to mark a specific stitch on a knit. Stitch markers can be made from various materials, such as metal, plastic, or even wood. They can be attached to the knit using a ring, a hook, or an elastic band, and can be used to mark different types of references, such as the beginning of a row, the middle of a pattern, or the end of a decrease stem. Stitch markers can be particularly useful for more complex knitting projects, such as sweaters with patterns, or shawls with increases or decreases. They can help keep track of where you are in a pattern and avoid mistakes. There are two main types of stitch markers, fixed markers and sliding markers: Fixed markers are usually metal or plastic clips that are attached to a specific stitch. Sliding markers are often metal or plastic rings that slide over the stitches themselves. Sliding markers are more practical for circular knitting as they do not hinder the movement of the stitches. Finally, there are stitch markers in the form of clips or jewelry that are creative and can add a touch of whimsy to your knitting project.
Aiguilles: 5.50-6.50 mm
Aiguilles: 3.75-5.00 mm
Aiguilles: 2.00-3.50 mm
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