Here's how they are typically used:
- Marking the beginning/end of rounds or rows: Especially in projects worked in the round (like amigurumi), they help identify the start or end of a round, preventing lost stitches and maintaining accuracy.
- Highlighting specific stitches: They can mark where increases or decreases need to be made, or indicate important pattern repeats or changes in stitch type.
- Counting stitches or rows: Placing markers at intervals (e.g., every 10 or 20 stitches) helps manage large stitch counts and simplify row counting.
- Securing live stitches: When pausing a project, a stitch marker can be used to secure the working loop, preventing stitches from unraveling.
- Identifying right/wrong side: For projects where both sides look similar, a marker can designate the right side of the work for consistent progress.
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