I like the locking stitch markers best. The colored ones are especially handy for marking different things, like start/end of pattern one color and sections another.
I like the round stitch markers. I like to color coordinate my stitch markers in my knitting. My sister and I like to say stitch markers are your best friends.
I am working on the Andrea Shawl by Jo Allport designs. It is quite simple but looks very effective. I am using the Queensland connection yarn that has four colors. It is lambs wool and cotton and is very airy when knit up.
ChaiGoo Red Lace are the best! I find most of the others have cords that kink except my KnitPiks interchangeable with short tips...they are also a pleasure to knit with.
P.S. the name of the "dinosaur" pullover by Martin Storey is "Dino"; P.P.S I'm partial to the locking stitch markers because they can be easily moved about as needed.
I'm working on a blanket for my soon to be born Granddaughter. I'm using a stitch pattern from a Debbie Macomber pattern but changing it up to suit the design by my 7 year old Grandson. When done it will be a rainbow. Either of the stitch markers would be appreciated.
I think I'd coffee the locking stitch markers, but either one is great. Thanks for a great choice and all the new tricks for lace and regular knitting.
The main reason I don't like Knitter's Pride Dreamz is because the laminate is almost always so dark and it makes darker yarns really difficult to knit on them.
I would choose the locking stitch markers. Thanks for the tips n tricks. And for showing us the different needle tips to compare.
Great tips on working with lace project. Presently working on lace sweater.
Thanks again, have a bless day and Happy New Year🍇🎉🪅🇨🇦
Love the magnetic stick markers!
I love the locking stitch markers
Thanks for info!!!!
Great video about needle tips!
Glad it was helpful!
Nice yarn! Thanks for the advice!
Love any type of stitch marker but of this group, I'd prefer the locking ones because they're more versatile.
I bought Berocco alpaca and working on Alana Dakos Autumn sweater .
I like the locking stitch markers best. The colored ones are especially handy for marking different things, like start/end of pattern one color and sections another.
I totally agree!
I like the round stitch markers. I like to color coordinate my stitch markers in my knitting. My sister and I like to say stitch markers are your best friends.
Would love to try those closed markers
I am working on the Andrea Shawl by Jo Allport designs. It is quite simple but looks very effective. I am using the Queensland connection yarn that has four colors. It is lambs wool and cotton and is very airy when knit up.
ChaiGoo Red Lace are the best! I find most of the others have cords that kink except my KnitPiks interchangeable with short tips...they are also a pleasure to knit with.
Love the metal stitch markers, Good job!
Thanks for the tips. I struggle with lace so next time I try I will also purchase the chiaogoo needles. I’m working on a simple gift knit hat 🧶🤗
Love the round colored stitch markers!
I'm about to cast on the Ashton Shawlette and would love the small closed stitch markers.
I've just cast off a pair of socks, and am going to start a baby blanket next. No pattern for either of these. I would love the round metal markers. x
I'm working on slippers for the holidays.
You shared some valuable information about lace knitting & using the stitch pattern books. I like the metal stitch markers.
Am working on the Norwegian Hat, an older pattern from Kelly….am almost done, it’s a beautiful pattern!
P.S. the name of the "dinosaur" pullover by Martin Storey is "Dino"; P.P.S I'm partial to the locking stitch markers because they can be easily moved about as needed.
I'm working on a blanket for my soon to be born Granddaughter. I'm using a stitch pattern from a Debbie Macomber pattern but changing it up to suit the design by my 7 year old Grandson. When done it will be a rainbow. Either of the stitch markers would be appreciated.
I think I'd coffee the locking stitch markers, but either one is great. Thanks for a great choice and all the new tricks for lace and regular knitting.
The main reason I don't like Knitter's Pride Dreamz is because the laminate is almost always so dark and it makes darker yarns really difficult to knit on them.
what was the name of the pattern on Ravelry you checked? Your voice got quiet there.
This is not about lace 😮