Darning Mushroom

Box of knit blockers from Knit Pro.

Fixed circular needles from ChiaoGoo with 80cm.

Thick yarn punch needle from Rico Design.

An offshoot of the Colored Ring Stitch Markers – opening markers are perfect for tracking row counts, number of stitches when casting on, and so many other uses. The thin metal keeps them flexible as a ‘safety pin’ style marker, and since they’re steel they cling to the Maker’s Keep or any magnet. The box includes 10 of each color.

Punch needle book.

Wood buttons with 2cm of diameter.

Sock blockers from Knit Pro.

It’s terrible when you are knitting along and suddenly notice that little stitch you dropped a few rows back. Never fear, Cocoknits to the rescue! This is a two-ended hook tool which makes it easier to pull a stitch up in garter or seed or any pattern with alternating knit and purl rows. The stitch fixer is made of steel.

These deluxe embroidery scissors are perfect for fine embroidery. They are lightweight, have very delicate points and allow for precise cutting, making these suitable for all sewing and embroidery tasks. The scissors measure 10cm long.

I love a stitch marker to alert me that I need to do something in my knitting – either for a stitch pattern, an increase or decrease, or beginning of round. These markers are super smooth, steel based, nylon coated in a rainbow of colors.