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Create stand-alone i-cord for things like drawstring for hoodies pants and bags, hanging loops for stockings, macrame art, plants hangers, strings to attach mittens or hat ties, or even as cording to create squishy blankets, rugs and chair cushions. Or, add i-cord edging to your project. It makes a beautiful cast off edge for hems and sleeves. You can even create i-cord for the cast ON edge!
Exclusive Fancywork branded Cordsmiths are available in 5 joy-inducing colors.
Let these joyful stitch markers be your knitting guide. Use different colors to alert you to the various parts of your stitch pattern or when to make an increase or decrease. Choose your favorite color to mark the beginning of the round. These smooth, steel-based markers are ingeniously coated with nylon in a rainbow of colors so they will stick to the Cocoknits Maker’s Keep or any magnet.
They are also an integral part of the Cocoknits Method, in which the knitter uses specific colors to mark sleeves, body, front left, front right, etc., corresponding to the same colors on the Cocoknits Method Worksheet.
Available in two sizes. Made of nylon coated steel.
The founder of Just a Little Charm, Jen Pesko, has stamped some crafty Copper Charm Stitch Markers for us creatives! In 2011, Jen was in search for reclaimed metal. She was able to discover copper flashing from a building demolished in downtown Bend, OR. The building housed the Bend Bulletin newspaper since 1965. Just A Little Charm now incorporates other salvaged materials with the original copper.
Each Just a Little Charm product is handmade, therefore final products might look slightly different than the product image.
Our Try-On Tubes include one 60" and two 30" tubes. Stored in an easy to twist tin, the tubes fit snuggly inside.
How to place stitches onto a Try-On Tube:
1.) Simply put the tip of your needles holding your live stitches into the opening of one end of a try-on tube.
2.) Slip the desired amount of stitches off of the working needle and onto the tube.
3.) Tie the two ends of the tube together to ensure your stitches don't slip off.
How to put stitches back onto needles:
1.) Untie the ends of the tube.
2.) Place your needle into one end of the Try-On Tube holding your live stitches.
3.) Slip your stitches back onto your needle.
Try Try-On Tubes for a Provisional Cast On! Watch this video tutorial by Laura Nelkin.
Adorned with our shop's logo, this wooden needle gauge can be twisted to reveal the marked needle sizing holes. Poke your mystery tool into the most similar hole to find out what size it is. If it fits snugly with no wiggle room, you've solved your mystery! Easy to slip into a pocket, zippered pouch, or project bag. Take your wooden gauge with you wherever your knitting adventures take you and show your pride for your LYS!
These useful bracelets are also perfect for sewists, hair and clothing stylists, fly fishers, or weekend warriors – keep nails, screws, pins and endless small items close at hand while creating.
If there were ever a time to use stitch stoppers, it is when using jumbo yarn. Inspired by the beautiful muted colors of the California desert, Cocoknits Jumbo Stitch Stoppers fit the bill – or the needles, rather – just perfectly.
Looking for a smaller size? Try Cocoknits original Stitch Stoppers designed for needle sizes US 0-15.
Cocoknits Stitch Stoppers are soft flexible foam that would slide easily onto your needles and keep the stitches from sliding off – without popping off when your work in resting in your project bag! The smallest sizes even work to keep stitches in place on the cord of an interchangeable needle, should you need to remove your needle tips.
Made of durable, EVA foam in a variety of sizes with an opening in the middle that accommodate everything from size 0 (or the cord of an interchangeable needle set) to a US 15.
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