Need to organize your stitch markers? Have you become a collector? Well, let's keep your stitch markers together in a pretty and compact storage container!
The Ann Tudor Stitch Marker Storage Tin is lined with teal blue felt including a flap which fold down adding additional cushioning when the lid is on. This will help cushion your stitch markers while they are traveling around in your project bag! It can comfortably hold up to 24 stitch markers. Or maybe you want to keep a few markers in each of your project bags and need more than one tin!
The tin measures 2" square and 1" deep. Great size to fit comfortably in any project bag.
These stitch markers are the best gifts ever for knitters from beginners to experienced professionals!
Betty
Love my little pig butt progress keeper, my favorite stitch markers by far!
Courtney
Love your markers, like small art works to hang on my knitting. Makes me happy every time I come back around to one.
Elyse
I like to prioritize knitting spending on nice yarns and quality tools, and rarely project bags or fancy embellishments, but when I do, I like the beauty and sturdiness of accessories like your stitch markers!
Candace
My latest Ann Tudor stitch markers are wonderful, as usual. These glossy little fish are my own little ocean of color to brighten my knitting. They have such personality!
Merryl
When I say your stitch markers make me happy and are one of my favorite things, they truly are. Thank you for bringing some light and color into this world.
Rebecca
My share of your glass is a small treasured amount in my sheep markers. I have used them exclusively since I received them.
Lisa
I adore my sheepies and my heart necklace!
Jennifer
I love my stitch markers. They are so beautiful! Every knitter should get a set (or more) of these. I believe that all makers deserve to use the loveliest tools in their making journeys.
There is a few common threads in my journey. One is that my mother and mother in law have been so very much a part of this. Growing up, my mom was always making things and she taught me so much about the value of handmade items. My mother in law taught me how to knit. I don't think I would be doing what I am today if it weren't for both of them.
