I like to use a row counter as it saves me the trouble of counting rows when increasing, decreasing, or working a cable pattern. All I have is a small needle mounted counter that is hard to keep track of when it is not mounted on a knitting needle. When knitting on circular or double pointed needles, or crocheting, I have to count rows ever so often. This is time consuming, and I have to admit to sometimes being inaccurate.
To solve this problem I threaded a piece of fishing line through the counter, knotted the ends together, and pinned it to my work at the beginning of the row/round after a few rows were worked. Set it to the number of rows already worked, and as you pass the marker for the beginning of a row, advance it one click. On a larger piece, I move it up, closer to my needles.
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My first submission, I got an error message on the picture the first time I tried to upload it.
I know this is a simple idea, but it was a good learning experience for submitting articles.
Nice tip! If you ever have any more image errors, shoot me a PM and let me know the error and any other details, and we'll see what's going on. Thanks!
Thanks. I recieved a note saying that this had already been published. I did not know that, so my apologies. I guess my search on the topic wasn't thourough enough,
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