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How to keep track of crochet or knit projects easily
If you’re looking for way to keep track of your crochet and knit projects this is for you.
I don’t care for apps to track my knit and crochet projects. All the back and forth of looking through my phone or tablet really taxes my eyes. My fingers can get clumsy and I hit the wrong thing and it’s just one more thing to keep me tied to my devices.
This project tracker is a perfect option. The check-off styling and easy to locate space for each row- plus a nifty space next to each row to note color or stitch changes is so helpful.
How do you keep track of your crochet projects
I find a paper crochet project tracker more useful than scraps of paper, crochet tracker apps or notebooks in general.
All of those options can be cumbersome, hard on tired eyes and can stop the zone you get into when working on your crochet or knit projects.
There are three project size sections so you aren’t wasting any pages. Small projects , midsize like garments and a few larger blanket sized project pages in the back.
The notebook is handy 9 x 6″ size that easily tucks into a project bag.
I don’t know about you but I like the satisfaction of using my pencil to check things off. Apps aren’t quite as fulfilling and certainly not good for tired eyes to go from stitch to phone or iPad. I also make my crochet time my no phone time. It’s so nice to get back to simple life and disconnect from tech when I am doing my arts and crafts.
After months, ok YEARS of pulling out a tablet or notebook and writing down numbers , rows, mosaic tracking, etc I got a little fed up.
Keeping track of many WIP’s in one place
May of us have several works in progress (WIP’s) and keeping all those loose pages in order and in one place became a bit of a crafter nightmare!
Solution? Design a tracker with spaces and places for all the things related to project tracking.
No more scraps of note paper, wrinkled up note pads, drawing my own lines, check boxes, scribbled notes on patterns. It’s exhausting and makes some projects more of a chore than the joy they are meant to be.
Speaking of project bags, I have some in my Etsy shop.
T-shirts and project totes for crocheters available in my Etsy shop!
I created a tracker notebook that tracks three project sizes. Sections for smaller things like knit and crochet placemats, dishrags, etc.
Mid sized projects like home and garments.
Large projects like blankets and throws.
A project tracker just for crocheters and knitters – and designers
Each page has a place to track your project name, hook and needle size(s), yarns and any color or stitch changes you make along the way. It’s great for knit and crochet designers too to work with as you created your latest and greatest design.
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