How Do You Make A Stitch Counter Bracelet?
A row counter bracelet is a great tool as you knit or crochet. There are two lines of beads with a circular ring to separate the beads. The first with medium sized beads represents single rows of 1 through 9 and the second with large beads represent multiples of 10. So for 23 rows you’d have 2 large beads and 3 medium representing the rows. Step 1 Measure your wrist to determine how large to make the bracelet. Add 3 inches to the size of your wrist to allow for the beads, knotting the cord and ease. Step 2 Cut two pieces of leather cord the length you determined in Step 1. Knot one end of each cord to one side of the clasp. Add 9 medium-sized beads to one of the cords. These will represent the single rows of knitting or crochet. Step 3 Add 10 or more large beads to the second cord. The number of large beads you want to add is up to you and how many you think you will use. The large beads will represent 10 rows of knitting or crochet. Step 4 Cut a length of the elastic cord. 6 inches or
