Three rectangles of cherry wood lie on a grey wooden surface. Each rectangle has a small wooden oval glued at either end with a picture of a ball of yarn or the logo of Snowy Thistle Knits on the surface. The uppermost rectangle is tilted slightly to show smooth dark brown edges. The text on the top and middle rectangles says Make 1 left and make 1 right. Using the bar between the stitches, M1L: pick up from front to back knit through the back. M1R: pick up from back to front knit through the front. The bottom rectangle has text on the surface which reads Kitchener stitch/ grafting. Set up: purlwise through first stitch on front needle then knitwise through first stitch on back needle. Repeat: knitwise through first stitch on front needle and drop. Purlwise through next stitch on front needle and keep. Purlwise through first stitch on back needle and drop. Knitwise through next stitch on back needle and keep.
A teal-coloured glass bowl containing grey yarn is placed in the top right of the photo. There is a small, knitted cylinder on a tiny cable needle sitting on the wooden surface next to the bowl. A knitting chart which has been printed in black ink on white paper and a single page of a written pattern, also in black on white are arranged diagonally on the wooden surface on the left of the photo. There is a wooden rectangle on each piece of paper placed with its long edge parallel to the lines of the pattern. Each rectangle has a small wooden oval glued at either end with a picture of a ball of yarn or the logo of Snowy Thistle Knits on the surface. The text on the rectangle closest to the camera says Make 1 left and make 1 right. Using the bar between the stitches, M1L: pick up from front to back knit through the back. M1R: pick up from back to front knit through the front. The text on the rectangle at the back of the photo reads Kitchener stitch/ grafting. Set up: purlwise through first stitch on front needle then knitwise through first stitch on back needle. Repeat: knitwise through first stitch on front needle and drop. Purlwise through next stitch on front needle and keep. Purlwise through first stitch on back needle and drop. Knitwise through next stitch on back needle and keep.
Three rectangles of cherry wood lie on a grey wooden surface. A teal-coloured glass bowl containing grey yarn is placed in the top left of the photo. There is a small, knitted cylinder on a tiny cable needle sitting on the wooden surface between the bowl and the wooden items. Each rectangle has a small wooden oval glued at either end with a picture of a ball of yarn or the logo of Snowy Thistle Knits on the surface. The furthest away rectangle is tilted slightly to show smooth dark brown edges. The text on the furthest and middle rectangles says Make 1 left and make 1 right. Using the bar between the stitches, M1L: pick up from front to back knit through the back. M1R: pick up from back to front knit through the front. The closest rectangle has text on the surface which reads Kitchener stitch/ grafting. Set up: purlwise through first stitch on front needle then knitwise through first stitch on back needle. Repeat: knitwise through first stitch on front needle and drop. Purlwise through next stitch on front needle and keep. Purlwise through first stitch on back needle and drop. Knitwise through next stitch on back needle and keep.
A rectangle of cherry wood lies on a knitting chart which has been printed in black ink on white paper. The paper lies diagonally to the camera on a grey wooden surface. There is another wooden rectangle on another printed pattern in the background of the photo. This one is slightly out of focus. Each rectangle has a small wooden oval glued at either end with a picture of a ball of yarn or the logo of Snowy Thistle Knits on the surface. The text on the rectangle closest to the camera says Make 1 left and make 1 right. Using the bar between the stitches, M1L: pick up from front to back knit through the back. M1R: pick up from back to front knit through the front.
A rectangle of cherry wood lies on a knitting pattern which has been printed in black ink on white paper. The paper lies diagonally to the camera on a grey wooden surface. There is a teal-coloured glass bowl containing grey yarn in the upper right corner of the photo. The rectangle has a small wooden oval glued at either end with a picture of a ball of yarn or the logo of Snowy Thistle Knits on the surface. The text in the middle of the rectangle reads Kitchener stitch/ grafting. Set up: purlwise through first stitch on front needle then knitwise through first stitch on back needle. Repeat: knitwise through first stitch on front needle and drop. Purlwise through next stitch on front needle and keep. Purlwise through first stitch on back needle and drop. Knitwise through next stitch on back needle and keep.
A teal-coloured glass bowl containing grey yarn is sitting on a grey wooden surface. There is a small, knitted cylinder on a tiny cable needle tucked next to the yarn ball. A rectangle of cherry wood has been placed end-down into the bowl under the yarn. Only the dark brown edges and the small wooden oval on the end are visible. The oval has a picture of a ball of yarn etched onto the surface. There are two more wooden rectangles balanced on the edges of the bowl. A small wooden oval is glued at either end with a picture of a ball of yarn or the logo of Snowy Thistle Knits on the surface. The rectangle in the middle of the photo has text which says Make 1 left and make 1 right. Using the bar between the stitches, M1L: pick up from front to back knit through the back. M1R: pick up from back to front knit through the front. The text on the rectangle on the bottom edge of the bowl reads Kitchener stitch/ grafting. Set up: purlwise through first stitch on front needle then knitwise through first stitch on back needle. Repeat: knitwise through first stitch on front needle and drop. Purlwise through next stitch on front needle and keep. Purlwise through first stitch on back needle and drop. Knitwise through next stitch on back needle and keep.
Three rectangles of cherry wood lie on a grey wooden surface. Each rectangle has a small wooden oval glued at either end with a picture of a ball of yarn or the logo of Snowy Thistle Knits on the surface. The uppermost rectangle is tilted slightly to show smooth dark brown edges. The text on the top and middle rectangles says Make 1 left and make 1 right. Using the bar between the stitches, M1L: pick up from front to back knit through the back. M1R: pick up from back to front knit through the front. The bottom rectangle has text on the surface which reads Kitchener stitch/ grafting. Set up: purlwise through first stitch on front needle then knitwise through first stitch on back needle. Repeat: knitwise through first stitch on front needle and drop. Purlwise through next stitch on front needle and keep. Purlwise through first stitch on back needle and drop. Knitwise through next stitch on back needle and keep.
A teal-coloured glass bowl containing grey yarn is placed in the top right of the photo. There is a small, knitted cylinder on a tiny cable needle sitting on the wooden surface next to the bowl. A knitting chart which has been printed in black ink on white paper and a single page of a written pattern, also in black on white are arranged diagonally on the wooden surface on the left of the photo. There is a wooden rectangle on each piece of paper placed with its long edge parallel to the lines of the pattern. Each rectangle has a small wooden oval glued at either end with a picture of a ball of yarn or the logo of Snowy Thistle Knits on the surface. The text on the rectangle closest to the camera says Make 1 left and make 1 right. Using the bar between the stitches, M1L: pick up from front to back knit through the back. M1R: pick up from back to front knit through the front. The text on the rectangle at the back of the photo reads Kitchener stitch/ grafting. Set up: purlwise through first stitch on front needle then knitwise through first stitch on back needle. Repeat: knitwise through first stitch on front needle and drop. Purlwise through next stitch on front needle and keep. Purlwise through first stitch on back needle and drop. Knitwise through next stitch on back needle and keep.
Three rectangles of cherry wood lie on a grey wooden surface. A teal-coloured glass bowl containing grey yarn is placed in the top left of the photo. There is a small, knitted cylinder on a tiny cable needle sitting on the wooden surface between the bowl and the wooden items. Each rectangle has a small wooden oval glued at either end with a picture of a ball of yarn or the logo of Snowy Thistle Knits on the surface. The furthest away rectangle is tilted slightly to show smooth dark brown edges. The text on the furthest and middle rectangles says Make 1 left and make 1 right. Using the bar between the stitches, M1L: pick up from front to back knit through the back. M1R: pick up from back to front knit through the front. The closest rectangle has text on the surface which reads Kitchener stitch/ grafting. Set up: purlwise through first stitch on front needle then knitwise through first stitch on back needle. Repeat: knitwise through first stitch on front needle and drop. Purlwise through next stitch on front needle and keep. Purlwise through first stitch on back needle and drop. Knitwise through next stitch on back needle and keep.
A rectangle of cherry wood lies on a knitting chart which has been printed in black ink on white paper. The paper lies diagonally to the camera on a grey wooden surface. There is another wooden rectangle on another printed pattern in the background of the photo. This one is slightly out of focus. Each rectangle has a small wooden oval glued at either end with a picture of a ball of yarn or the logo of Snowy Thistle Knits on the surface. The text on the rectangle closest to the camera says Make 1 left and make 1 right. Using the bar between the stitches, M1L: pick up from front to back knit through the back. M1R: pick up from back to front knit through the front.
A rectangle of cherry wood lies on a knitting pattern which has been printed in black ink on white paper. The paper lies diagonally to the camera on a grey wooden surface. There is a teal-coloured glass bowl containing grey yarn in the upper right corner of the photo. The rectangle has a small wooden oval glued at either end with a picture of a ball of yarn or the logo of Snowy Thistle Knits on the surface. The text in the middle of the rectangle reads Kitchener stitch/ grafting. Set up: purlwise through first stitch on front needle then knitwise through first stitch on back needle. Repeat: knitwise through first stitch on front needle and drop. Purlwise through next stitch on front needle and keep. Purlwise through first stitch on back needle and drop. Knitwise through next stitch on back needle and keep.
A teal-coloured glass bowl containing grey yarn is sitting on a grey wooden surface. There is a small, knitted cylinder on a tiny cable needle tucked next to the yarn ball. A rectangle of cherry wood has been placed end-down into the bowl under the yarn. Only the dark brown edges and the small wooden oval on the end are visible. The oval has a picture of a ball of yarn etched onto the surface. There are two more wooden rectangles balanced on the edges of the bowl. A small wooden oval is glued at either end with a picture of a ball of yarn or the logo of Snowy Thistle Knits on the surface. The rectangle in the middle of the photo has text which says Make 1 left and make 1 right. Using the bar between the stitches, M1L: pick up from front to back knit through the back. M1R: pick up from back to front knit through the front. The text on the rectangle on the bottom edge of the bowl reads Kitchener stitch/ grafting. Set up: purlwise through first stitch on front needle then knitwise through first stitch on back needle. Repeat: knitwise through first stitch on front needle and drop. Purlwise through next stitch on front needle and keep. Purlwise through first stitch on back needle and drop. Knitwise through next stitch on back needle and keep.

Magnetic Row Tracker

$22.00

How do you keep track of the row you are on in a chart or pattern? These magnetic row trackers are just the tool for the job. Includes handy how-to reminders!

How do you keep track of the row you are on in a chart or pattern? If you’re marking off each line with a pen, then have to frog some of your work, do you have to print your pattern again? How many times have you not been able to read it anymore with the pen marks all over it? Or perhaps you are using a pattern in a book or magazine and don’t want to mark the pages at all….You are not alone!

These magnetic row trackers are just the tool for the job.

Two layers of cherry wood are held together with strong magnets so you can keep your page(s) between the layers. The tracker can be moved up or down, row by row to keep your place. This works perfectly for charts, graphs, written instructions and anything else you can think of!

This simple tool also acts as an aide-memoire while you are working. Each side is laser-engraved with instructions that are useful to have close by. One side features kitchener stitch (or grafting) including the set-up instructions. The other side has reminders for make one left (M1L) and make one right (M1R).

The magnetic Row Tracker is 6″ (15.25cm) long and 1.5″ (3.8cm) wide, small enough to fit into most project bags so you can always keep it handy.

Order yours today!

(These items are made and finished in house, please allow 2-3 weeks for delivery.)

Weight .045 kg
Dimensions 15.25 × 3.8 × 1.5 cm

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