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I might be a beginner at collecting my own stitch markers / progress keepers, but I’m learning fast! After my initial find of cute enamel charms a little while ago, my collection has continued to grow! This time, I found a mini herd of 3 little sheep – not sure if Bo Peep lost them… They’re also a mixed breed herd as one is white, one is black, and the third is frankly confused and has a rainbow of colours.
The charms are about 21mm tall and are lightweight, despite being made of metal. Each of the charms in the set of three will have a split ring and a lobster clasp attached so that you can use them as stitch markers or progress keepers. One thing I’ve found since I started collecting stitch markers is that I like to be able to use them as both things and that I sometimes want to slip them onto larger needles, so I’ve used a slightly larger than usual split ring that you can slip onto a 6mm needle easily. Because it’s a split ring, you can easily remove the lobster clasp and put it back on whenever you like, if you like. The lobster clasp easily slips onto a 4mm needle too – I think of it as Transformers for knitting!
| materials | enamel charm, lobster clasp, split ring |
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Clare Hirst –
Stop quality stitch markers. Cute lambs, well made with a good sized, easy to use clasp.