What is a stitch fixer?
Cocoknits’ Stitch Fixer is a handy little tool! It’s a double-ended crochet hook that can be used to pick up dropped stitches and works for most of your knitting project repairs. It’s made of nickel plated steel, sticks to your Maker’s Keep and is always within reach!
What is a fixing wrench in knitting?
Fix-A-Stitch is a clever little tool you’ll wonder how you ever lived without. Garter stitch is the easiest to knit but the hardest to repair… until now! Designed to pick up knit or purl stitches from one side with ease, Fix-A-Stitch is made of bright colored polymer that will stand out against any yarn.
What removable knitting tool is as marker in knitting?
Small, simple, yet mighty tool. Use them to mark the beginning of a round or as a progress keeper to gauge how far you’ve come in your knitting or crochet project….Removable Stitch Markers.
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What kind of repair can you do on a knit sweater?
Knit repair is a special type of job that can only be done by knitwear specialists. We specialize in moth hole repairs, snags in sweaters, tears, unraveling of the neck in sweaters, pulls, St. John Knit repairs, sweater repair, cashmere repair, silverfish holes,and more..
How is a knit repair done by hand?
We use a process which is called reknitting. The yarn is taken from the same garment in order to match the same color to repair holes and in a majority of the cases you can’t find the knit repair when the work is completed. All repairs are done by hand because there is no machine invented which will produce invisible results.
What can you do with a Knit Picker?
This Knit Picker can repair snags on knitted or woven fabric. This latched tool can catch a snagged stitch, and push it to the other side of the fabric to create a smooth and pristine outer surface. The Knit Picker has a very small hook, so you can pick up hard to catch stitches on lace, socks, or even commercially made garments.
How much does it cost to repair a knitting hole?
All repairs are done by hand because there is no machine invented which will produce invisible results. The cost of repair starts at $20 and goes up depending on the size of a hole. If you have more than one hole (moth hole) in the garment we will quote you the price per job, not per hole, which turns out cheaper.