Hybrid stitch markers to help count stitches, rounds, and rows.

Using Stitch Markers
Stitch markers help mark the beginning of a round in circular knitting, ensuring the starting point is not forgotten. They are also useful for marking increase and decrease points, reducing the need for constant counting. Additionally, stitch markers allow you to divide stitches evenly across different sections of your work, ensuring that the pattern or project stays organized.

You can also use hybrid stitch markers to count rows.

Placing the Marker
When you reach the point where you want to place a marker, slide it onto the needle. This helps remind you of increases, the beginning of a round, or other key points. You can also use the stitch marker’s clasp to place the marker anywhere at any stage of your project.

Moving the Marker Forward
When knitting to the point where the stitch marker is, move it to the next needle. This ensures it stays in the correct place as your work progresses.

The stitch markers are made from 1.0 mm domestic birch plywood. The rings and clasp are made of stainless steel. The set includes a wooden storage ring to keep the stitch markers organized.

The stitch markers are suitable for knitting needles up to 8 mm in size. The patterns on the stitch markers vary.

Made from Finnish Birch Plywood in Finland
The stitch markers are printed and laser-cut from Finnish birch plywood at Kainor's workshop in Lappeenranta.

Material: baltic birch plywood
Size: For needles up to 8mm
Package: Six stitch markers with a storage ring