Cable-stitch pins are used for knitting cable stitches. They are basically stitch holders on which the stitches to be cabled can be placed and picked up again later. Depending on the pattern and the size of the cable you want, the number of stitches left on the pin vary, as well as the number of stitches you continue knitting with vary, before picking  up the stitches left on the cable-stitch pin again. The direction in which the cable-stitch pin is placed determines the direction in which the cable should go. If you place the pin with the stitches on it in the front, the cable will turn to the left; if you place the pin in the back, the cable will turn to the right.We carry cable-stitch pins of the company Prym. The package contains two pins in different needle sizes, one in needle size 2.5 mm and one in 4.0 mm. The pins are curved, approx. 12 cm long and made of aluminum.

Knitting thimbles are designed for knitting with several colors. As the name suggests, the thimble is simply meant to put on your finger. Each eyelet can hold another color of yarn. The yarn guides make sure that the threads do not get entangled.Our knitting thimble Norwegian from Prym works for knitting with two different colors, as it has two eyelats. The material of the knitting thimble is metal.

Knitting thimbles are designed for knitting with several colors. As the name suggests, the thimble is simply meant to put on your finger. Each eyelet can hold another color of yarn. The yarn guides make sure that the threads do not get entangled.Our knitting thimble from Prym works for knitting with up to four colors, as it has four eyelats. The material of the knitting thimble is plastic.

The universal row counter is a handy little helper that can be easily put on the knitting needle while knitting. It marks the end of each round or row. After you finished a round, the row counter becomes free again and can be removed. Therefore, take it off the left needle and just place it back on the right needle, turn the number of rows one up and knit the next round.The universal rotally is by the brand Prym and made of plastic.

Stitch holders are used to put aside stitches, i.e. when stitches are not needed for a longer period of time. A typical example while knitting an Icelandic Sweater is the forearm or the button facing of a cardigan. In general, Icelandic Sweaters are knitted in rounds. Even cardigans, although you can open them in the front. Therfore, you first knit the bottom cuff in rows, back and forth. If the cardigan has a knitted button facing, the stitches of the botton facing are put on a stitch holder after finishing the bottom cuff.One package includes two of our Prym stitch holders. They are made of metal and each one is about 13.5 cm long.For knitting a sweater or cardigan, you need, in general, four stitch holders. One for each sleeve and one for each side of the body.

Stitch markers are essentially used to mark or find certain points again within the knitted work. This can be, for example, the beginning of a round or, when knitting a sweater, marking off a waistband on the sides. You can also mark the front centre of the garment as a reminder for an easier overview.The Prym stitch markers ensure that while knitting, you "stumble"over defined points that you have previously marked. In one package there are 21 markers in three colours: purple, red and white. The stitch markers are provided in two different sizes and they are made of plastic.

Wool needles are used for sewing in wool. With wool needles loose ends can be darned and woven in. It is also possible, for example, to secure a turned-down collar or to graft the underarm stitches together.Here you can find a video explaining how to graft underarm stitches together.We carry wool needles of the brand Prym. The needles are made of metal, have blunt needlepoints and the set contains three needles altogether: small wool needlesuitable for Einband and Lettlopimedium wool needlesuitable for Alafosslopi and Plötulopilarge wool needlesuitable for Bulkylopi