I’ve been putting off knitting Parcel for the silliest of reasons. The stitch markers I had were annoying,
A while ago, inspired by knitnrun4sanity’s; jewellery making adventures, I bought some supplies.
It was a half baked scheme which was concocted whilst in Spotlight. Ideas that happen whilst in the shop are usually half baked which means that I don’t actually know what I need, but I want to buy stuff now and not wait to research it properly.
So I bought a starter kit, a plier kit, and some pretty things that caught my eye. My first attempt was so unsuccessful that I gave up.
Now I’ve joined My Sisters Knitter’s knitalong to finish off all those pesky unfinished objects I figured I needed to do something about my stitch marker situation.
So I had a look in my big craft book which wasn’t much help. Well I didn’t have the right tools. The Internet was more useful with this tutorial on stitch markers.
I modified it slightly but I ended up with some stitch markers.
Now I have no excuses not to knit parcel.
Look at me playing wire and stuff.
I may have got a little carried away. I had only planned to make as many as I needed. Instead I used all the round things I had.
I think these mean that I can put Jewelry making basics on my new crafts to try list.
Hah. In just like you. I would have I overd
Oops. Hit submit too soon. I was going to say I would have overdone it too.
It’s just too easy to get carried away.
They look great. Maybe that is something i should try too? Thanks for the mention xxx
They look amazing! I love seeing funky stitch markers like these with knitting – it really does look like jewellery for knitting WIPs.
I have a bit of a stitch marker situation too… gotta get some of those supplies ❤
These look beautiful and now I also want to make jewellery!
It was easier than I expected. Once again the Internet is an invaluable wealth of information.