Monday, 17 December 2012

Stitch-stopper

Sorry my blog is such a mess. I need to figure out what I am going to do with this blog. So far I am just trying. I am writing what is in my mind.


To day I will pass a tip on to you!
Some times when I am knitting flat - with a lot of stitches on a circular needle (see below) - i feel that the work is dragging down and making the work harder and heavier than neccasary. I constantly have to pull it up closer to the working end of the needle tip. But then one day I figured that I could use the cord stopper I always have in my tool-box.


And do you know why I have it in my tool box (I actually have 2)? I got it from an American knitter who use them as the bump at one end of double pointed needles so that they become domino-needles. Smart isn't it?

4 comments:

  1. Jo det er smart, det er også smart, at bruge den sådan, for så bliver strikket jo oppe og rutscher ikke ned og bliver tung.

    Jeg må også have et par i min lille pose.

    Kh. Lis

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  2. That's genius - thank you for the tip!

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  3. Thank you for the tip, that's really handy! I have had the same problem and I used an eraser for stopper last time.

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  4. Very good idea - I have a couple of these from an old jacket.

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