Carolin 
Do you need more stitch markers for different needle sizes?
Just tat your own and make them fit your needs.
You get this pattern for free on my blog. If you want to support my work, you can purchase the pattern as pdf-file in my Etsy-Shop .
You might also like my festive Stitch Markers with Beads .
You will find a version with split ring and one with simple rings.
Both come with rings in different sizes for different needles. You can place
the bow-shaped stitch markers between stitches. To remove them, gently pull them out. This way they are also suitable for crochet. The version
with a split ring will dangle less while knitting.
Measurements
About 2.5 cm long suitable for needles from 2 mm to 6 mm needles
For thicker needles, increase the number of double knots per ring.
Materials
- ca. 1 m + 30 cm of lace-weight mercerized cotton yarn (50 g = 280
m) per stitch marker.
For two stitch markers from the same thread you need 2.3 m / 90.5 in.
For two stitch markers from different threads you will need 1.3 m / 51.2 in each. The 30 cm 11.8 in are nessecary for working the last ring comfortbaly.
I used some scraps from my stash.
You will find various sources for this yarn in my shop and product recommendations. - Two shuttles
- Scissors
Let’s tat
'Three Rings' with Split Ring
Start in the middle of your thread and wind each end onto a shuttle.
R 8
gR 7/7
R 16
Continue with the finish.
Rose 'Bow'
Start at one end of your thread and wind the thread onto a shuttle. Hide the small end in the first four double knots of the first ring. (If you don’t know, how to do that, trim the end short and secure it with a drop of glue later.)
R 6-3-6, leave a 2 cm gap.
R 5-3-5, leave a 2 cm gap.
R 3-3-3
Continue with the finish.
Blue Bow
This version has all rings in the same size. Therefore it has a neater look.
Start at one end of your thread and wind the thread onto a shuttle. Hide the small end in the first four double knots of the first ring. (Alternatively trim the end short and secure it with a drop of glue later.)
R 6-3-6, leave a 1 cm gap.
R 6-3-6, leave a 1 cm gap.
R 6-3-6
Continue with the finish.
Finishing
Tie one last double knot with the ends and trim the ends close. You can secure the last knot with a small drop of glue, if desired.
