Pony Row Counter - 5.50mm - 7mm

£1.80
Keep accurate track of your stitches and pattern sequences with the Pony Large Row Counter. Designed specifically for thicker yarns and chunkier needles, this barrel-style counter slides directly onto your knitting needles or onto a cord, making it easy to tally each completed row without breaking your rhythm.

Featuring two smooth, easy-to-turn rotating wheels, it displays numbers from 00 to 99 so you always know exactly where you are in your pattern. The lightweight, compact design stays securely in place while you knit, preventing accidental resets between crafting sessions.

Product Details

  • Brand: Pony

  • Size: Large

  • Needle Sizes Covered: Fits needle sizes 5.50mm up to 7.50mm (UK 5 – UK 1 / US 9 – US 11)

  • Material: Lightweight, durable plastic

  • Display: 2-digit manual wheel counter (00 to 99)

  • Ideal for: Chunky and bulky knits, sweater body panels, complex stitch repeats, and shaping sequences
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Keep accurate track of your stitches and pattern sequences with the Pony Large Row Counter. Designed specifically for thicker yarns and chunkier needles, this barrel-style counter slides directly onto your knitting needles or onto a cord, making it easy to tally each completed row without breaking your rhythm.

Featuring two smooth, easy-to-turn rotating wheels, it displays numbers from 00 to 99 so you always know exactly where you are in your pattern. The lightweight, compact design stays securely in place while you knit, preventing accidental resets between crafting sessions.

Product Details

  • Brand: Pony

  • Size: Large

  • Needle Sizes Covered: Fits needle sizes 5.50mm up to 7.50mm (UK 5 – UK 1 / US 9 – US 11)

  • Material: Lightweight, durable plastic

  • Display: 2-digit manual wheel counter (00 to 99)

  • Ideal for: Chunky and bulky knits, sweater body panels, complex stitch repeats, and shaping sequences