more stitchmarkers!

Does anybody have a link to a site to show how to make them? I could use some help.

you can find some tutorials here:

http://www.sheepinthecity.prettyposies.com/archives/000201.html or http://glampyreknits.tripod.com/glampyrephotos/id35.html

best kiki

Hi fellow knitters. You are so right, when you say that you can't have too many. I make them and collect them. It's so fun to work on a project and choose which ones I'll use. There are many different types to use, including sock markers (often letters A-H and tend to be on smaller rings since the needles are small) and there are some that have a large sized ring on one end of the "bead" and a smaller one on the other, making them dual-purpose depending on needle size. There a snag free types which I like, but are usually on a stiff beading thread or tiger tail. The snag factor can be a pain. Also ones that are too long can sometimes get woven in or tangled if you are flying through a row. I really hope this one works out and that lots sign up. If you have any questions, please don't hesitate to email me. You can look on Etsy.com for ideas if you need inspiration.

Kristie,

Your stitch markers will be leaving Georgia Post today, I hope you enjoy them :)

Katie's package arrived today with my stitch markers and it was such a wonderful surprise! She used my Sound of Music movie fav and sent the most beautiful little silver bells on my markers. I will use them for all my holiday gift making knit projects!