Knit Picks

Custom Wooden Tags

Cost: $18.00+

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Have you ever knit a sweater so gorgeous that you wanted to sign your own work? Well, now you can with these custom “Handmade with Love” wooden buttons and tags. These buttons can be customized with your name, or any other name for that matter, and easily attached to any knit project with some spare yarn or thread. These make a wonderful gift for fellow knitter friends and are also a great investment if you plan on selling your knit projects at craft fairs or online.

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Forager Rolled Screw-in Handles

Cost: $56.50

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These screw-in handles add a lot of class, style and durability to any knit bag project. Use them on that spacious office commute bag you’ve been working on or even replace the worn handles of an old project to make them look like new! These handles are made of genuine leather, so they’re a bit pricier than most things on this list. However, they are well worth the price for the wear and tear you’ll put on them. These classics are made to last!

P.S. Check out the handles used in the Plaid Prep Tote!

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Furry Sheep Stitch Markers

Cost: $25

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Tired of your plain old stitch markers that look more like safety pins than anything interesting? Get a couple of these adorable Furry Sheep Stitch Markers. These adorable creatures of polymer clay and wool fleece are super cute and are a creative nod towards the animal that provides us with so much of our crafting yarn.

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Ghoulish Rumpus Hand Dyed Yarn

Cost: $25.00+

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Halloween is closer than you might think, and believe me, you get sick of the same old pumpkin orange and black yarn that seems to worm its way into every project around this time of year. Jazz up the Halloween color scheme a little bit with the Ghoulish Rumpus Hand Dyed Yarn! This multi-colored skein of orange, navy and confetti-colored yarn is sure to jazz up even the most boring of scarves while still staying true to the spooky spirit of this holiday.

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