Susan Bates Knit Counter

With the KnitPro locking stitch markers you will keep track of your stitches while knitting and crocheting. These stitch markers can be inserted into or around a stitch, for example to mark the start or end of circular rounds or to mark the spot before or after a decrease or increase. They also come in handy for keeping track of the number of rows knitted or crocheted: place a stitch marker every 5 or 10 needles or rows, so you can see at a glance how much progress you made.