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Use O Rings For Stitch Markers When Knitting |
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I was working on a knitting project recently, and the pattern called for stitch markers. I could not locate mine, but my husband came to my rescue. He was doing a plumbing job on the kitchen faucet, and was replacing an "O" ring. I just "borrowed" 4 "O" rings in the correct size for my #ll needles, and proceeded with my project. You can purchase assorted sizes of rubber "O" rings where plumbing supplies are sold.
By Harlean from Hot Springs, Arkansas
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RE: Use O Rings For Stitch Markers When Knitting
WOW! ... What a great cost saving idea!!! *Thank You!*
I was wondering?? If you found an O-ring that would fit tightly on the end of a double-sided knitting needle, Do you think you could then use it as a "regular" knitting needle???
RE: Use O Rings For Stitch Markers When Knitting
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Post By Janet (Guest Post)
(01/21/2008)
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In a pinch, I've used safety pins (closed, of course!)
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