Hold-It-Right-There Kit

Keep your stitches from disappearing into the universe never to be found again!

Each kit comes in a clear, resealable plastic bag that includes:

(2 cords) 24"
(1 cord) 60"
(2 pieces AKA 1 pair) Needle point protectors

Cords: Firmly squish the tube over your knitting needle point until you have a secure fit, slide stitches onto the cord, and either use the cord to try on your garment or tie a simple knot to hold your stitches for later. When you're ready to make your stitches live again, simply attach the cord back to the needle point and slide back onto your needle. Works best with needles size US 2-US 10.

Needle point protectors: These fun designs are made of BPA-free, food-grade silicone. Simply stick your needle points into the hole in the point protector and your stitches will stay secure! Works best with needles size US 2 - US 11.

**For your point protectors, please list your top 3 choices in the personalization section. You will receive ONE pair. So, then, why 3? Inventory fluctuates in real time so one or more of your choices may be out of stock! In that case, I'll move forward with something similar to your preference.**


DISCLAIMER: I am not responsible for any damage or drama that arises from the use or misuse of these items. Please securely store out of reach of pets, babies, kids and maybe some adults (you know the type). By purchasing these items, you agree to take full responsibility for whatever happens to them. Not suitable for folks with latex allergy.

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FAQ:
How do you use the tubes?
Check out my Instagram Reel: https://www.instagram.com/p/CjiuSWOpk-A/

How do you use the knitting needle point protectors?
Check out the video in any of my standalone needle point protector listings: https://www.etsy.com/shop/commacraftco?section_id=39632689

How do you keep the stitches secure on the tubes?

I keep the stitches secure on the tubes just by simply tying an overhand knot or slipknot with the two ends. Pulling the knot tight makes it hard to get the knot out and could stretch out the cord if you leave it in for weeks on end so just a medium-tight or loose knot works. I like the slipknot technique because then it’s usually easier to open up again.