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| Below you will see pictures and descriptions of some of the knitting and crochet accessories we carry for you. From the knitting loom to tote bags, you have it all at the largest needlework store in Texas! We carry even more accessories in our physical store so if you do not see what you are looking for please call us at 281 440 6980. |
 The Knitting Loom. The Knitting Loom is an easy way to knit your favorite hats, afghans, shawls, scarfs, and more. To knit, you simply wrap yarn around the loom pegs, pull the yarn over the peg with a hook, and then re - wrap. It takes approximately 1 - 2 days to knit a scarf. It is that simple! The picture on the right shows three sizes of The Knitting Loom along with actual scarves and hat made with the loom. The loom is constructed from durable plastic. You can purchase a set of looms or each separately. Each loom comes with a hook and loom. Description: Loom Product #: Loom |
 Bundle Double Point. We stock a large variety of needle protectors for you as shown in the image to the left. At the top of the picture you can see our double pointed protectors made by Skacel. If they look like little bears you are correct. Each color holds a different size bundle of double pointed needles. These protectors hold a bundle while the others hold less.All purpose. Second from the top you can see our point protectors, which can be used for straight needles, double pointed, and circular needles. Oversize. In the bottom pictures, the red triangular protectors are for large needles, like size 11 to 19. The triangle shape stops needles from rolling. Description: Bundle, all purpose, or oversize. Product: Needle Protector. |
 Stitch Markers. To the right you will see an image of three kinds of stitch markers we carry for you. One who knits or crochets uses stitch markers to mark their current place or help keep count of stitches. The open end marker can be removed and placed elsewhere on your project when working on it. The round marker stays in place and its smooth plastic finish will not snag on yarn. The round marker is used for intricate patterns. You remove the marker when you come to the stitch. The last type of marker we carry for you is the lock ring, which is a combination of the open end and round. To learn more about how to use stitch markers, sign up for one of our knitting classes. We carry all of the popular sized stitch markers. Description: Open, round, or lock ring marker. Product # marker. |
 Stitch Registers. To the left you will see an image of three types of handy stitch registers we carry for you. From right to left, you will see a stand alone counter, then a needle counter, and lastly the blue peg board counter. Stand Alone. The stand alone counter measure about 1.5 x 2.5 inches. It works by pushing the top of the counter down each time you stitch a row is completed. It counts to 99. To reset to zero you turn the right and left gears on the side of the unit. Needle Register. This will fit on most size needles. It can be used up to needle size 10.5. To count, simply turn the dial. It also counts to 99. Peg Board. The peg board register, by Susan Bates, is a multi use register. It counts rows and increase - decrease. It counts to to 100 by using plastic pegs. Description: Stand alone, needle, or peg board register. Product# Register. |
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| Price: Please call our store at 281 440 6980 for pricing. |
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