What’s in Alise’s Toolbox - Part 3
- Alise Kabakoff
- May 28
- 1 min read
Here’s a few more goodies in my toolbox. On the left are scissors, which are an absolute must. These are just three pairs of my supply of scissors. The size I use depends on the project. I use the huge pair on the left to cut felt for the tooth fairy pillows. The middle pair I use for those hard-to-reach areas, as it has a really sharp tip. The blue ones are my usuals; however, if I’m going on a plane, these are the one I take since the tip is rounded. TSA doesn’t have a problem with these.
Next to the scissors are a few types of markers. The left three can slide on any stitch basically at any time since they have an opening. The four ring markers to the right are used as you are working. They come in different sizes. If you are using small needles, the small ones are best. Use the larger ones for larger needles. They shouldn’t flop around while in use.
On the top right is a red row counter (I have two of these!), as well as the one on the knitting needle. These are absolutely essential when knitting and crocheting. Almost every pattern has multiple rows. Row counters help you keep organized so you’ll always know where you are. I also use paper pads, especially for baby blankets to ensure stripes have the correct number of rows.

Until next time!
Alise
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