Hi! This was wonderful to watch!I am so happy I found your channel, and also to find someone who loves stitch markers as much as me! ❤ I’m working on making stitch markers of my own, and this video is so helpful! Thank you for this!
Thank you for such an in-depth video about stitch markers, I really enjoyed watching it. Now I know what I should look out for when buying new ones. I really loved the numbered ones, in black enamel. So cute!
I loved this! I enjoy seeing all the stich markers you have, what works and what doesn't - and why! I've wondered about those oval ones too! I can see they're kind of awkward. And I've been watching the round removeable one but didn't know how big they'd be since I use all sizes of needles (up to about 9 anyway, so far). I like to have ones that will flow on ANY size of needles that are commonly used. I like bling and dangles too! Nice job on the video! I've also seen whereby people use the lightbulb markers and use the colors to mark various things like row counts, decrease counts, etc. - all by color and they say it's easier to count when using specific colors to indicate things. Great tip, that was.
This is such excellent feedback and help for me as a stitch marker maker! Soooo helpful and I love being able to see what truly helps you as a knitter.
So glad you made this video.I was just looking around and was considering getting the cocoknit stitch markers and this helped confirm I really did not need them. It's nice to see how people use the different styles of stitch markers. I have split ring markers from Clover and have the same issue with them slipping so that tells me to stay away from the ones from cocoknits. I know many people do not care for them, but I like the plastic ring markers than comes in the Chiaogoo set - the yellow ones are the perfect size and balance when slipping on and off on US6 needles. I have some lightbulb markers - got them very cheap on Amazon - and use them as counters on sleeves or to mark placement of German short rows. Since they came in many colors, I color code each set short rows. Next to Chiaogoo, I love the ring stitch markers with the little bead - I find these are so pretty, do not snag and are lightweight. This was a very helpful review.
I prefer the colored plastic markers. “Cute” markers (to me) are for beginners looking for novelty things to add to their supplies. Different colored markers in a project with several patterns are better reminders for me and they don’t snag.
Hi! This was wonderful to watch!I am so happy I found your channel, and also to find someone who loves stitch markers as much as me! ❤ I’m working on making stitch markers of my own, and this video is so helpful! Thank you for this!
Thank you for such an in-depth video about stitch markers, I really enjoyed watching it. Now I know what I should look out for when buying new ones. I really loved the numbered ones, in black enamel. So cute!
Thank you for such detail. I didn't know there could be so many styles of stitch marker. Great!
I loved this! I enjoy seeing all the stich markers you have, what works and what doesn't - and why! I've wondered about those oval ones too! I can see they're kind of awkward. And I've been watching the round removeable one but didn't know how big they'd be since I use all sizes of needles (up to about 9 anyway, so far). I like to have ones that will flow on ANY size of needles that are commonly used. I like bling and dangles too! Nice job on the video!
I've also seen whereby people use the lightbulb markers and use the colors to mark various things like row counts, decrease counts, etc. - all by color and they say it's easier to count when using specific colors to indicate things. Great tip, that was.
This is such excellent feedback and help for me as a stitch marker maker! Soooo helpful and I love being able to see what truly helps you as a knitter.
That is why I really wanted to record it! It seems like and ODE to Gen and ridiculously cute!
So glad you made this video.I was just looking around and was considering getting the cocoknit stitch markers and this helped confirm I really did not need them. It's nice to see how people use the different styles of stitch markers. I have split ring markers from Clover and have the same issue with them slipping so that tells me to stay away from the ones from cocoknits. I know many people do not care for them, but I like the plastic ring markers than comes in the Chiaogoo set - the yellow ones are the perfect size and balance when slipping on and off on US6 needles. I have some lightbulb markers - got them very cheap on Amazon - and use them as counters on sleeves or to mark placement of German short rows. Since they came in many colors, I color code each set short rows. Next to Chiaogoo, I love the ring stitch markers with the little bead - I find these are so pretty, do not snag and are lightweight.
This was a very helpful review.
Thank you so much for your input!!! Your experience with stitch markers will help others who will read these comments, and it help me too!!!!
WOW, you have a great treasure.. Congratulations :)
Thank you!
I prefer the colored plastic markers. “Cute” markers (to me) are for beginners looking for novelty things to add to their supplies. Different colored markers in a project with several patterns are better reminders for me and they don’t snag.
And I’ve tried many of these.