Locking Stitch Markers PRINTS25 The top of the mitten

The top of the mitten is shaped by decreases at either side of a knit stitch

The larger label has been designed by @hello

Tussaaq Cardigan is worked bottom up

Back stitch and satin stitch

It looks like a model straight off the catwalk and it will no doubt catch many an eye

Locking Stitch Markers PRINTS25 The top of the mittenWith the KnitPro locking stitch markers you will keep track of your stitches while knitting and crocheting. These stitch markers can be inserted into or around a stitch, for example to mark the start or end of circular rounds or to mark the spot before or after a decrease or increase. They also come in handy for keeping track of the number of rows knitted or crocheted: place a stitch marker every 5 or 10 needles or rows, so you can see at a glance how