Stocking Stuffers for Knitters

Add a splash of pointed humour to your hand-knits with these fantastic woven labels. If you've laboured long and hard on that sweater, shawl, or cardigan for a special someone, you can be sure they'll appreciate your effort, as well as your wit!

These labels are excellent quality, woven 190gsm with a smooth satin finish. They do not fray and are made of polyester, which can withstand thousands of high temperature machine washes without colour fading. They are flat and super easy to attach.

Simply fold, iron, and sew on to any clothing item.

Keep track of your patterns with ease! The Dual Tip Highlighter Pen is the perfect tool for knitters and crocheters, featuring a fine-tip ballpoint pen on one end and a precise highlighter on the other. It fits perfectly in the elastic band of the T&M Pattern Binder. Jot down notes, check off completed rows, and highlight important instructions—all with one handy pen!

Made of high-quality stainless steel, these embroidery scissors are specially designed with thin, sharp points for cutting fabrics and thread snips precisely. Their cutting performance and clean classic style make them an easy addition to your essential knitting tools.

These embroidery scissors have a matte black finish that won't stain your fingers, and the large holes allow for a comfortable grip. Measuring 9.8cm (3 3/4 inches), they fit perfectly into the Notions Clutch and cork scissors case for safekeeping. These versatile scissors are also small enough to bring in your airplane carry-on bag or thread bags for knitting on your next trip.

These perfect scissors give you precise control over every intricate design, whether you’re working on hand embroidery or machine embroidery. They function just like applique scissors, allowing you to cut accurately and create delicate patterns. This pair of embroidery scissors is small and easy for tired or arthritic hands to use, making snipping threads fast, comfortable, and effortless.

Keep your project gently on track with these beautifully tactile Row Counters, thoughtfully chosen for the Thread & Maple making space and handcrafted in the USA by a fellow mom-entrepreneur. Made from rich walnut with smooth cherry wheels for natural contrast and warmth, each piece is designed, cut, sanded, and finished in her home studio with care you can truly feel.

Each counter tracks up to 99 rows—or up to 198 when doubled—making them as practical as they are beautiful. The wheels glide effortlessly when turned, yet can be gently adjusted to the perfect level of resistance, so they won’t shift on their own if the counter is dropped or jostled in your bag.

The double counter is ideal for more intricate patterns, allowing you to track both rows and repeats so you can settle into your stitching with confidence. The single counter offers a wonderfully compact option, slipping easily into a Notions Zip or Catch-All page and making a perfect companion for on-the-go making. For a special touch, the customized maple leaf counter adds a bit of Thread & Maple personality—something playful and uniquely yours to bring along to retreats, road trips, or wherever your project takes you.

Beautiful, practical, and quietly satisfying to use, these counters are designed to support your rhythm rather than interrupt it—an everyday tool that feels just as intentional as the work you’re creating. They’re lovingly handmade by Sophia of Making Treasures, whose thoughtful craftsmanship and attention to detail shine through in every piece.

When yarn labels are missing—or when you’re working with handspun, hand-dyed, or leftover yarn—a wraps per inch gauge helps you identify the yarn’s weight and thickness with confidence.

This compact tool lets you identify yarn weight in two simple ways. Wrap your yarn neatly around the inch-wide notch end to end and count the wraps to determine wraps per inch (WPI). Or, lay the yarn into the etched grooves to see which standard yarn weight it corresponds to—from lace through fingering, sport, DK, worsted, aran, bulky, and super bulky.

Finished with a small, unclaspable ball chain, it’s easy to clip onto a project bag for quick access—perfect for yarn shopping, stash sorting, and planning on the go.

Whether you’re sorting your stash or matching yarn to a pattern, this tool helps you identify yarn weight and choose a needle size that will give you the correct gauge—even when the label is gone.

Lightweight and easy to tuck into a project bag, it’s a practical addition to any knitter’s, crocheter’s, weaver’s, or spinner’s toolkit.

Made in the USA from natural Cherry wood; each piece may vary slightly in appearance.

When it comes to high quality stationery, Leuchtturm is tough to beat. We selected to carry these notebooks because we so appreciate well thought-out products! When we designed our Maker's Folios, we immediately thought to pair them with these notebooks. We have been using them daily for years and they are simply perfect. Here's why:

- They are thread-bound and lay flat when open, making it easy to read and write

- The paper is acid free, high quality, silky smooth and is compatible with a wide range of inks, so the ink won't bleed through

- They have a large gusseted pocket in the back to store loose sheets (perfect for keeping yarn labels handy)

- We love the numbered pages and blank table of contents at the front, allowing you the flexibility to organize it however you want

- They come with stickers for labelling & archiving, 2 bookmarks and an elastic closure

- The dotted pages are great for pattern sketching

These notebooks have a subtle T&M logo on the front cover :)

Did you every wish you could have the massive power of a stitch repair tool in tiny size to fit in your On the Go? Well now you can!

This mini stitch repair crochet hook is an essential accessory in a knitter's toolkit. It can be your 'CTRL-Z' to undo minor mistakes and save you a lot of heartache in frogging. Catch a run of stockinette stitch or use it to repair a purl stitch from the front of your fabric without turning your work. This handy little hook can also be used for binding off, creating decorative edges or tightening cable designs.

Manufactured by Kinki Amibari, the oldest bamboo knitting needle maker in Japan, who had been crafting bamboo tools since 1916.