Tools

These right side / wrong side project markers are perfect for keeping track of which side of your project is which.  Laser cut, engraved, and hand-...

These stitch stoppers fit easily onto the tips of your knitting needles to prevent your stitches from sliding off your work in progress. - Keep sti...

Set of 6 enamel on metal alloy stitch markers with decorative tin Locking / Crochet Markers are removeable at any time  Lever back clasps fit yarn ...

Set of 6 enamel on metal alloy stitch markers with decorative tin Ring Markers slide between your stitches and can only be removed when you're at t...

Simple little stitch markers for no fuss, no muss knitting or crochet! Smooth, beautiful, and completely snag free and removable! Slide these beaut...

Always knit the correct sock size, no matter who the recipient is. Works for both top down or toe up socks Place the ruler with the arrow snug into...

Erasable highlighters make following a pattern easier. Highlight the row you are on.   Color code a cable chart. Make a mistake - just erase it. 

Darning needles can be used for repairing a knitted or crocheted item, weaving in ends or seaming. Choose the size of needle that best matches the ...

Removeable stitch markers will easily mark pattern repeats, increases and decreases, or other stitches in your knitting.  30 stitch markers per pa...

Removable highlighter tape helps you keep your place on patterns and charts. Comes in a variety of colors. Pick your favorite!

This handy tool has everything you need to make a gauge swatch and check your progress along the way. You can identify needle sizes from US 0 to 15...

DPN Holders use thick, durable elastic and wide rubber caps so that any thickness of knitting needle or project fits into them. The elastic stretch...

Slip this ruler right into your sock while it is still on the needles to easily gauge when to start the toe (or the gusset/heel if you are knitting...

Measure the thickness of any yarn: Lay yarn into the grooves or wrap it into the inch-wide notch and compare the number of times your yarn fits in ...