Mayboos 300 Pieces Safety Bulb Pins,10 Colors Calabash Crochet Stitch Markers, Metal Safety Pins for Knitting and DIY Project with Storage Box

They fit well on loom pegs up to 1/2" gauge loom (on KB Loom). They can be placed on the pegs in a way so that they are not in the way. Most stitch markers get in the way when trying to knit over pegs. I like the variety of colors. When used on the stitches, they are nice and light weight so they don't pull on thin yarns as they hang. Easy to use. The box is flimsy. Fine just setting on a table, but would not recommend carrying in a backpack. The stich markers would spill out. I taped it to reinforce it.

100% bought these because I saw a lot of crochet and knitting influences recommending them for marking stitches. While I like their size and enjoy their metallic colors, I much prefer plastic stitch markers because these have such a sharp point they split my yarn unless I’m very careful. As safety pins, these work wonderfully. They are easy to open and close.

I've tried the plastic, only for them to break ever other time I used it!!! These are perfect, colorful, small, yet did the job. I love that they're metal the clap is easy to use, and stays securely to the material. The box is very convenient, you can remove the dividers, but I like the pins organized. Even in my yarn bag/organizer the pins stay in the box and haven't gotten mixed up. I'm impressed with the quality and quantity, s very good value for the money. I'll have to pick up a couple more, for back up.

I like the stitch markers. They open and close easily, there are multiple colors. They are small enough to stay out of the way but big enough to not be missed. The only thing keeping this from being a 5 star review is the plastic container they come in. The latch is very loose and could easily open spilling the contents everywhere. There is also a piece of bubble wrap inside the container. I learned the purpose of this is to make sure the different colors don't mix because the lid doesn't fit against the dividers inside. If the bubble wrap is removed there is space for the markers to mix up and move around. I really wish the container these came in was better.

These little stitch counters are high quality pieces. They're great for smaller, fine threads... I crochet, so my doilies, gloves, socks, other fine work. Also, I have spilled these on my carpet, and all I needed to pick them up was a magnet, so that's a win. You can never have too many stitch counters.

I don't know about you but I am constantly dropping or leaving my stitch markers. I never have enough! I use these lightbulb markers the most. They are easy to use, are not heavy, and don't get in the way. I also loved all of the colors. Who needs a row counter when I can make my own. I link a marker for each row I need to work into a marker chain. I use a different color for each row to keep it interesting. I use the same color every time for the start of the chain (your choice) and the same colors for the last two on the chain (pick your favorite colors). You always know which direction you are working. I also use them for right and wrong side tracking. Green is right side and red is wrong side. LOVE THEM!

Perfect little stitch markers especially when you have multiple increases and decreases with a row. Useful for EYES placement as well. Careful they are sharp.

Shortly before I began crocheting a christening gown for a friend's child, I realized I didn't have enough safety pin-style markers, and none of what I owned were metal; they were the blunt, plastic ones that sometimes break easily and not really suitable to use with crochet thread. These filled my need very nicely. They are a bit hard to open, which is fine because they're correspondingly unlikely to pop open and fall out of your work, and while they look delicate, I have not had any break or bend out of shape. I've got tons of pins to distribute into storage containers (I've been using old, cleaned-out medicine vials with locking lids), and they'd be equally useful for a knitter. I feel that they are especially good if you're inclined to work with thin yarn or thread as I am and, of course, are indispensable for pinning pieces together before seaming. I can't say that I'm a big fan of the storage case, though. It's neatly compartmentalized, but it is easy to knock the pins out of it. Bump it accidentally with your elbow, and a bunch of them slide out of the compartments. The product itself is high-quality, however, and well-sealed storage containers are helping me deal with the less-than-ideal case.

These are the first ones I've bought for decorating my junk journals, so I didn't know if I would get great quality at this value price, but they are perfect! Lovely colour selection, nice and smooth finish, the catch/clip always works well and no rough edged catching on lace etc. Highly recommended product, great value for good quality