Stitch Holders - 135mm

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The Prym 135mm Stitch Holders are an essential accessory for knitters of all skill levels who need to pause their work or manage complex garment sections. These flexible spring steel tools offer a reliable way to keep live stitches secure and organized, preventing dropped stitches during larger projects. While highly durable, users should note that the 135mm length is fixed, meaning they are best suited for smaller segments like sleeves, necklines, or decorative swatches rather than full-width main panels.
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Yes, the sturdy spring steel construction is capable of supporting heavier yarn weights without bending.
The rounded tips are specifically designed to minimize snagging, though caution is always recommended when working with very delicate, high-halo fibers.
Capacity depends on your yarn weight; however, it is designed for smaller sections like sleeves or necklines rather than full-project storage.
They are made of high-quality steel; while durable, it is best to keep them dry to ensure longevity.
Yes, they are secure enough to hold stitches while you quickly try on a garment to check the fit.
Ensure your tension is relaxed. If the stitches feel too tight, use a needle one size smaller to help move them onto the holder.
Check to ensure the holder is not overloaded with too many stitches, as excessive tension can prevent the locking mechanism from engaging properly.
To use the stitch holder, identify the stitches you wish to set aside and carefully transfer them from your knitting needle to the holder. Ensure the holder is not overcrowded; if the stitches are stretched too tight, the spring mechanism may not close correctly. When not in use, store the holders in a dry place to prevent moisture exposure. If the holders become dusty or sticky from yarn oils, wipe them down with a slightly damp microfiber cloth and dry them immediately. Avoid using harsh chemical cleaners, as these may damage the smooth finish and cause the yarn to snag in future use.