Stitch markers

Use our video to create stunning stitch markers in less than 5 minutes! Discover how easy it is to add a personal touch to your crochet projects. Perfect for beginners and experts alike, these stitch markers make crocheting faster, easier, and more enjoyable. DIY has never been this simple and fun. Let's boost your crocheting to a whole new level!

I've got a jam-packed post for you today showing you how I made some pretty rad stitch markers! These cuties are incredibly easy to whip up, cost very little (you may have some of the materials already!), and may end up being the coolest stitch markers you'll ever own. ;)

Add some gorgeous DIY knit or crochet stitch markers to your collection! This step by step photo tutorial will show you how.

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Learn how to make your own DIY Crochet Stitch Markers with full video tutorial. These also make great gifts for your crochet friends.

Stitch markers are super useful tools that help us keep track of our progress. They can be used to mark the right side of our work, stitch repeats, decreases, increases, or anything else we need to keep an eye on as we crochet. I always place a stitch marker in the working loop to keep my stitches from raveling when I need to set my project down. Learn something new today and read more!

Make simple, colorful beaded stitch markers with hook sizes. Letter beads show the size of the hook used in the project. Clay disc beads add color.

The temperature has been steadily rising in Boston, which is finally making it fell like summer -- just in time for the official first day of summer, which happens to be today! Do you knit in the summer? Check out these adorable seashell stitch makers from the shop Lavender Hill Knits on Etsy: I can find it hard to knit in the summer, but with cotton yarns and perles it shouldn't be! I still have some wool projects I am working on (check out my fair isle cowl here), but I'm hoping to finish…

Introduction: Who doesn’t like pretty things and a little bling from time to time? How about a little knitting or crochet "jewelry" while creating your projects? Well, that’s what I was thinking when I asked cindylen* to join me in hosting an event on making stitch markers in the From Trash to Treasures group on ravelry. Here’s our opening graphic that we used to invite members and welcome them to our little June event, though this appears much smaller here than it was in our thread…