These notions are important in my everyday woolly activities. I am *never* without my knitting register and some point protectors. Those two notions have helped me make my project-making tremendously easier.
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I really like using this Clover Knitting Register
as my row counter because I can slip this tool onto a knitting needle and leave it on there until my project is finished; it doesn’t get misplaced. In fact, I have a few of them in case I’m in-between two pieces of work and I need a register for both of them.
as my row counter because I can slip this tool onto a knitting needle and leave it on there until my project is finished; it doesn’t get misplaced. In fact, I have a few of them in case I’m in-between two pieces of work and I need a register for both of them.
The Clover Split Ring Markers are great because they slip on and off easily. I use them especially when I’m shaping a piece of work, or if I’m knitting on circular needles and I want to know where a row begins.
are great because they slip on and off easily. I use them especially when I’m shaping a piece of work, or if I’m knitting on circular needles and I want to know where a row begins.
I use the Clover Small Point Protectors on straight needles to protect the ends and prevent stitches from slipping off, and when I want to use double-pointed needles like straight needles. These are good for needles smaller than size 7. If you have needles that are larger than size 7 but smaller than size 10.5, the Large Point Protectors are your best choice.
on straight needles to protect the ends and prevent stitches from slipping off, and when I want to use double-pointed needles like straight needles. These are good for needles smaller than size 7. If you have needles that are larger than size 7 but smaller than size 10.5, the Large Point Protectors
are your best choice.
I love the shape of these Clover Small Double Pointed Needle Protectors and the Clover Large Double Pointed Needle Protectors. The cute sheep protect both ends of double-points and keep projects from slipping off the needles.
and the Clover Large Double Pointed Needle Protectors
. The cute sheep protect both ends of double-points and keep projects from slipping off the needles.
The Addi Bear Needle Huggers are another set of double-pointed needle protectors in cute bear shapes. These are great in that they come in four different sizes to fit a variety of needles, even large single point needles.
are another set of double-pointed needle protectors in cute bear shapes. These are great in that they come in four different sizes to fit a variety of needles, even large single point needles.
The Clover Double Ended Stitch Holder is a great tool to use when you’re needing a set of needles that are in use on another project. Just slip this through the stitches, close it shut, and you’re ready to go onto another exciting project! I use the large set the most.
is a great tool to use when you’re needing a set of needles that are in use on another project. Just slip this through the stitches, close it shut, and you’re ready to go onto another exciting project! I use the large set the most.
D-Fuzz-It, or the Dritz Sweater Comb, picks up stray balls of fiber with a gentle swipe of the tool.
, picks up stray balls of fiber with a gentle swipe of the tool.
I use the Clover Small Pompom Maker for cute small projects, or the Clover Large Pompom Maker to make giant fluffy pompoms for larger projects.
for cute small projects, or the Clover Large Pompom Maker
to make giant fluffy pompoms for larger projects.
Fairfield Poly-Fil is my go-to polyester fill for all sewing and knitting projects that need stuffing!
is my go-to polyester fill for all sewing and knitting projects that need stuffing!