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gold Row counter on knitting needle with pink color unfinished products. The counter is like bracelet, each small part has a number. 
Row counter with hand cut parts.
 
My biggest hobby is knitting.
When I was knitting sweater, I wanted a row counter but couldn't find a nice one like what people have in Japan.
That's the reason why I made.
I have jumprings and metal sheet. That's it!
Just have to cut 11 pieces...I know that's too much work for one counter.
But I want you to enjoy your knitting time.
 
On the first picture, the scarf is called "XO scarf" by woocoknits.
You can find the pattern on Ravelry.
 
When you knit, just move the ring to the next one
and move lobster hook marker to the next ring when you reached next digit so you can count 99 rows!
To make parts smooth, I put number designs in a coin shape.
 
You can choose English alphabet, Arabic alphabet, mark, face, Hiragana etc for marker.
Please note in remarks.
Marker is polished, number parts are satin finish to make number stand out.
 
Material: Brass
Availabe up to US8 (5mm) needles.
Coin size: 6mm (0.23inch)
Ring size: OD 8mm (0.31inch) ID 6mm (0.23inch)
Marker size: 12mm (0.47inch)
Weight: approx 6gram

As time goes by, brass color changes into dark gold like antique color.
You can enjoy time-varying color.
Or you can use regular jewelry cleaning cloth.
 
After confirming the design, start to make, turnaround is about 3weeks.
 
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Row counter

$48.00Price

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    All of my jewelry is created by hand, placed in a plastic resealable bag, as item is wrapped in cotton pad and then shipped in a bubble wrapped envelope for protection with regular USPS mail.

    Satokomatsu doesn't accept returns. If there is damage to the piece upon arrival, please contact us right away and we will coordinate shipping a new ppiece out and return of the damaged item.

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