Carolin 
Find the pattern in my Etsy-Shop.
Need more stitch markers? Tat your own!
Transform a few yarn scraps with beads into these lovely stitch markers.
They can not only be slid onto needles, but also hooked between stitches and carefully pulled out later. This makes them suitable for both knitting and crocheting. They also make a wonderful small gift for creative minds.
Beginners and advanced tatters alike will enjoy this project.
The pattern includes three stitch marker designs as fully written diagrams in color, along with shorthand notation.
Skills you need:
Simple rings, picots, tatting with beads (explained in the pattern).
Measurements:
The stitch markers are each approx. 2 cm long.
The small loop is ideal for needle sizes up to 3.5 mm (US 4). For larger needles, simply add more double stitches to the small ring.
Materials:
- 2.5 m of lace-weight mercerized cotton yarn (50 g = 280 m) in rose color
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Ich habe Häkelgarn von Gründl (100 % Baumwolle) verwendet. Nutze ähnliche Reste aus Deinem Garnvorrat oder wähle eine Alternative aus Biobaumwolle - White and puple beads
- One tatting shutlle
- Scissors
- A needle for weaving in the threads.
