Clover Lock Ring Markers, 20/pkg
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About Clover Lock Ring Markers, 20/pkg
Overall Feedback:
89% positive
90% appreciated the accurate measuring tool
Buying brand name truly makes a difference for sewing and crochet/knitting tools.
These markers are precise and can be used to mark stitches in socks or small amigurumi without splitting the yarn or stitches, making them functional and accurate.
These lock ring markers can be put anywhere, any time unlike the regular ones that can only be applied to the part of the knitting that is still on the needles.
These markers are worth the money if you need to reuse them for pattern repeats and have to open and close them in every round.
91% liked the variety of notions included, though 9% found some unnecessary
I love the locking markers for knitting because they can be hooked anywhere on the work, unlike traditional markers that need to be on the needles.
I initially purchased cheaper ring markers thinking they would all be the same, but they were not. I recommend these ring markers as they are sturdy, dont randomly unclip, and dont bend like others do.
I would like more color options to identify left and right stitches and increases and decreases in my knitting-crochet-notions.
I would like the option to buy more than two colors at a reasonable price.
90% found the notions case very portable
I have never needed more than a few ring markers for my projects, indicating that the number of pieces is sufficient for my needs and the portability of the product is good enough.
96% praised the high-quality scissors
The scissors are sturdy, do not randomly unclip, and do not bend like others.
95% appreciated the convenient stitch markers, though 5% found them easy to lose
I like the stitch markers, especially when I spot a wrong stitch a few rows down. I fasten the stitch marker onto the wrong stitch so I can easily spot when I have got back to it.
I like to use stitch markers when casting on every 20 stitches or crochet chains.
I have found that these lock ring markers are much better than plain ring markers. They can be put anywhere, any time, unlike the ring markers which can only be applied to the part of the knitting that is still on the needles. After trying these markers, I would not go back to the rings. This review expresses my positive feedback regarding the stitch markers.
I love the locking markers for knitting because they can be hooked anywhere on the work, unlike regular markers that need to be on the needles.
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94% found it worked well with all yarn types, while 6% had issues with certain fibers
These stitch markers can be used to mark stitches in socks or small amigurumi without splitting the yarn or stitches.
Closing the safety pins is awkward and they snag the yarn in the catch, causing unsightly pulls.
