Have you seen these? What a SMART idea, and so simple to use! I just knew they needed to be in our STEM issue.
We’re in love with these and I hope you are too. There’s so much to love about these!
The perfect row counter so you can just knit
- No stopping to pick up a pen and make a hash mark
- No forgetting to click the clicker
- No searching for a lost Post-It
- No unlocking your phone every row
- No digging through your bag for your missing counter
- No re-counting or frogging over and over
- No more second guessing
- Counts up to 110 rows
- Compact and swings less than their straight version
- Just knit
How it works
1. Replace any regular stitch marker with your row counter and knit
2. When you come back to the row counter move it to the next number in the chain as you pass it from needle to needle
3. Once you have completed the chain (or completed a pattern repeat), move the melody clip to the next number to mark 10 rows completed (or 1 pattern repeat completed)
4. Keep on knitting
Enter our Giveaway
Just leave a comment on this post to be entered in our giveaway.
The Rules
- No purchase necessary
- Open to shipping to US, Canada, UK, and Australia
- Must be 18 years of age or older
- 1 entry per person
- Winner chosen at random and will be contacted via the email associated wtih the comment – so make sure it’s correct.
- Each entry will be added to our newsletter.
- Runs until December 1, 2024
Good Luck!
I’ve always wanted to get one of these but held off due to the price.
I just watched a you tube on this, looks wonderful. Wish i had one.
I’ve always wanted to try one of these.
Such a smart design, I love it!
what a fab prize 🥰
Would love a row counter like this!
what a wonderful way to keep track of your knitting.
I enjoyed the stem teaching article and wish I was younger to have benefited. That said its never too late!
Finding the rest of the content enjoyable and useful. The row counter I could definitely use.
looks very usefull
That row counter looks so neat. I use one that I have to change the numbers every row. Last night I changed it too much and ended up having to go back and read my knitting to know what row I was actually on.