Knitting and Crochet Row Counter. Raccoon with bird in the forest made from maple wood. Turn the dials to keep progress of your rows
A row counter is an important tool for any knitter or crocheter out there. This counter features a raccoon with a bird on its head in the forest with plants and flowers. This oval knitting and crochet row counter is made is made from maple wood and contains two numbered wheels which are rotated to keep count of the finished rows. Numbers can go from 0-99.
This tool measures 2.4 inches tall and 3.8 inches wide. There are two brass chicago screws to make it complete.
*This counter does not have a locking mechanism. To loosen or tighten, turn the phillip head screws on the back until you find your right tension.
*Since each piece of wood is unique, item you receive may be slightly different from photos.
A row counter is an important tool for any knitter or crocheter out there. This counter features a raccoon with a bird on its head in the forest with plants and flowers. This oval knitting and crochet row counter is made is made from maple wood and contains two numbered wheels which are rotated to keep count of the finished rows. Numbers can go from 0-99.
This tool measures 2.4 inches tall and 3.8 inches wide. There are two brass chicago screws to make it complete.
*This counter does not have a locking mechanism. To loosen or tighten, turn the phillip head screws on the back until you find your right tension.
*Since each piece of wood is unique, item you receive may be slightly different from photos.
A row counter is an important tool for any knitter or crocheter out there. This counter features a raccoon with a bird on its head in the forest with plants and flowers. This oval knitting and crochet row counter is made is made from maple wood and contains two numbered wheels which are rotated to keep count of the finished rows. Numbers can go from 0-99.
This tool measures 2.4 inches tall and 3.8 inches wide. There are two brass chicago screws to make it complete.
*This counter does not have a locking mechanism. To loosen or tighten, turn the phillip head screws on the back until you find your right tension.
*Since each piece of wood is unique, item you receive may be slightly different from photos.