Knitting notions

There are so many knitting notions, but which ones are the best ones to have in your knitting bag? Our knitting expert shares game-changing knitting tools.

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I knit almost everywhere, in the car (not driving of course), at the dentist, garage, etc. Some things I carry in my knitting bag, you might not expect to be there. These are my "on the go" knitting must-haves items.

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Knitting projects go more smoothly when you can keep track of where you are. This row counter is one of my favorites because it's attached right to my knitting and I never have to worry about forgetting to make a mark or click a button. You can find out more about this knitting row counter along with several of my other favorite knitting tools, like stitch markers and cable needles, in this blog post.

A few years ago I took stock of my notions bags, weeding out the things that I didn't use very often and putting together one main bag that I took with me everywhere with my current project. I filled the other bags with leftovers and put them with my stash. Since it's been awhile, I looked through my bag again. I had most of the old favorites in there, but I needed to add a couple things that had disappeared in to the void of a project bag somewhere. Here's what's in my notions bag!

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Knitting notions are all those tiny items you need to finish your project. It includes tapestry needles and stitch markers, but there are many more things you might find helpful...

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We recently ordered some knitterly notions from Nancy's Knit Knacks, filling in where supplies had dwindled. The WPI Tool Kit is a clever gadget for measuring the number of wraps-per-inch of any given yarn. This is a handy way to estimate the gauge of an unlabeled yarn, or determine if one yarn may be substituted