Pippi is the first recipient . She’s very happy about that.
The green is finished .
Working on the yellow shawl at this time.
It makes knitting just a bit more fun.
Knitting randomly
Pippi is the first recipient . She’s very happy about that.
The green is finished .
Working on the yellow shawl at this time.
It makes knitting just a bit more fun.
Donahey Woodens and Friends 
Lucky girls! I am thinking the knitting bracelet is a way to count stitches? (remembering that I know practically NOTHING about knitting). I love the colors you are using!
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The abacus bracelet does count your knit rows as you work them. More undies are in the works for a few other girls in the household.
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I have never heard of an abacus bracelet – how does it work?
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My bracelet has 9 beads per strand. One strand counts 1-9 the other strand counts 10-90. This allows you to count up to 99 rows before starting over if your pattern has more than 99 rows to work. My bracelet has flexible purple stitch marker rings on it. Each time you work a row you push a bead through the ring on the strand. When you get to the tenth row you push a bead on the second strand through that ring. In the ones strand you start the count again at one showing you are now on row 11. Hope this makes sense. It is very understandable once you have a bracelet in hand. I have matching bead stitch markers. Pushing a button on a traditional row counter is faster. A bracelet makes your knitting a bit fun when you get to move a bead each time you do a row.
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