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Once you use one of our Number Chain row counters, you’ll wonder how you ever lived without one. The will soon become one of the most used tools in your knitting bag.
Use it to keep track of your rows, pattern repeats, or any other pattern element that requires counting. Never get lost in a pattern again!
To use: Place row counter on needles as any other stitch marker. Each time you come to the counter move it to the next number in the chain. Use the clip to mark the “10’s” place when counting more than 10 rows, or use it to keep track of pattern repeats.
The indispensable row counter! The one knitting tool I truly can’t live without.
Use it to keep track of your rows, pattern repeats, or any other pattern element that requires counting. Never get lost in a pattern again!
To use: Place row counter on needles as any other stitch marker. Each time you come to the counter move it to the next number in the chain. Use the clip to mark the “10’s” place when counting more than 10 rows, or use it to keep track of pattern repeats.
| Size | Small (up to US 4 needle / E hook), Medium (up to US 8 needle / H hook), Large (up to US 10.5 needle / K hook), XL (up to US 15 needle / N hook) |
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Pamela K Wolfe (verified owner) –
I love the idea for this row counter. I have several different ones and really enjoy using this one. I know I will get a lot of questions about it from my knitting group once we are allowed to meet again. As it is, I will have to enjoy it all on my own for awhile.
Denise Safford (verified owner) –
Just got my first (more to be ordered, I’m sure) and am enjoying playing with it!!
Linda Slack (verified owner) –
I love these row counters! Besides being cute and colorful hanging from my knitting, I can easily tell where I am at in a row repeat pattern. We’ve had stitch counters forever to help us count our stitches but I had never figured out a good way to count rows. The Catcha works fine, but did I remember to push the button or not? Which row am I on really? I no longer have those nagging questions as I try to navigate a row repeat pattern! Thank you!