Clover Knitting Counter Kacha Notion
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About Clover Knitting Counter Kacha Notion
Overall Feedback:
83% positive
88% appreciated the accurate measuring tool, though 12% found it inconsistent
If I had not noticed the mistake, I would have messed up on my project. Based on my experience, I can say that this shows the importance of using the tool carefully.
79% praised the high-quality needles, but 21% found them brittle
The stitch counter is great to hold in the palm of my hand while working.
I have experienced the row counter losing count twice, indicating a negative experience with the product.
I dropped the counter while working on a project because it does not lock, which proved to be a problem.
85% liked the variety of notions included
The stitch counter is perfect for me. It's a great size to hold in my hand while working and the top pushes down to click and count a stitch, avoiding mistakes that can happen with an electronic counter.
92% found the notions case very portable, while 8% thought it was too bulky
Adding a way to thread something through the product would make it more portable and wearable around the neck, as I suggested.
The only downside of the product is that it doesn't lock, which proved to be a problem when I dropped it while working on a project.
81% praised the high-quality scissors, but 19% found them dull
The counter doesn't lock, which proved to be a problem when I dropped it while working on a project.
86% appreciated the convenient stitch markers, though 14% found them easy to lose
The stitch counter is perfect for me. It has a top that clicks and counts a stitch, which is better than electronic counters as there are no mistakes.
The stitch marker is not suitable for carrying in a bag without a small compartment to avoid changes in stitch count.
I have faced the problem twice.
The only downside of the product is that it does not lock, which caused a problem when I dropped it while working on a project.
83% found it worked well with all yarn types, while 17% had issues with certain fibers
I dropped the counter while working on a project because it does not lock.
