A stitch marker is a small, lightweight object that is used to mark important locations on a crochet project.
What is a crochet stitch marker?
A stitch marker is a small, lightweight object that is used to mark important locations on a crochet project. Stitch markers can be used to mark the beginning and/or the end of a row, increases or decreases, color changes, and other important points in a pattern.
Types of crochet stitch markers
Closed stitch marker: A stitch marker that has a closed loop, such as a safety pin. Closed stitch markers are less likely to fall out of the stitch than open stitch markers.
Open stitch marker: A stitch marker that has an open loop, such as a ring. Open stitch markers are easier to insert and remove from the stitch than closed stitch markers.
Removable stitch marker: A stitch marker that can be easily removed from the stitch, such as a safety pin, a ring, or even a piece of yarn. Removable stitch markers are a good choice for projects where you need to make frequent changes, such as amigurumi.
Permanent stitch marker: A stitch marker that cannot be easily removed from the stitch, such as a knotted piece of yarn or a woven-in piece of thread. Permanent stitch markers are a good choice for projects where you do not need to make frequent changes, such as blankets.