Knit kards are a great way to keep your knitting and other projects organized. Have to put a project down before finishing? Project Kards are your answer to keeping track of where you are at! Knit Kards are quick reference and are lightweight and easy to clip to your knitting bag and take with you.

Colorful laminated information and reference cards! Come with an attached key ring so you can hook them where they are most needed. $2.00 each.

Long Tail Cast-On Card - how to compute the amount of yarn needed to complete this cast on technique.

Kitchener Stitch Made Easy - complete, easy to follow instructions.

Make to Fit Card - keep a card for each of your favorite people - includes record of body measurements and tells you how to compute the cooresponding measurements to make a garment that is anywhere from close fit to oversize fit.

Yarn Classification Card - handy reference card - gives wraps per inch for all popular yarn grists from lace to bulky, in different plys. Also #yds per lb, gauge, and recommended needle and hook sizes.
All at your fingertips!

Wraps Per Inch - similar to above, but only includes wraps per inch and needle sizes with instructions on how to take accurate count.

One Row Buttonhole Card - easy to follow step-by-step instructions.

Yarn Label Guide converts oz to grams, grams to oz, yards to meters, and meters to yards, includes meaning of symbols for care of yarns and washing instructions for handknit woolens.

Perfect Gauge Swatch - easy to follow.

Yarn Yardage Estimator

Knitting Abbreviations - handy reference!

Knitting Needle Inventory Card - easy to fit in your purse so you won't buy a duplicate set of needles by mistake!

Decreases - great reference for shaping various garments with decrease stitches.

Organize your projects. Come in sets.

Packs of 3 include 3 laminated project cards with keyring
$3.00 Each Set,
or
Packs of 5 include 5 laminated project cards with keyring.
$5.00 each set.

Knitting - includes project name, pattern, yarn, needles, measurments, etc.

Spinning - all the pertinent information you need to accurately reproduce your yarns - breed, color, dye, how prepared, which wheel spun on, etc, with room for samples to be attached.

Weaving - includes drawdown diagrams, and all the information you need to keep per project.

Crocheting - includes notes like yarn used, measurements, pattern, etc.