Apple Yarns Stitch Markers for Knitting & Crochet

Keep your place with Apple Yarns stitch markers

Apple Yarns stitch markers help you mark the beginning of a round, separate pattern repeats and keep track of important stitches. Choose from locking, split ring and round markers, plus playful flower, sheep and seasonal designs. Select the style and set size that suit your project, and check the needle fit below before ordering.

Whether you're working through a sock pattern or settling into a sweater project, a well-placed marker makes it easier to see where the next repeat begins. Keep a set in your project bag for your next knitting or crochet session.

Choose your stitch marker set

• Flower stitch markers, 14-pack: Metal markers with a smooth, seamless epoxy finish to help prevent yarn snags. Best suited to US 8–13 (5–9 mm) knitting needles.
• Sheep stitch markers, 12-pack: Metal markers with a smooth, seamless epoxy finish. Best suited to US 8–13 (5–9 mm) knitting needles.
• Split ring stitch markers, 12-pack: Metal markers with a smooth, seamless epoxy finish. Best suited to US 8–13 (5–9 mm) knitting needles.
• Locking stitch markers, 20-pack: Thin-profile metal markers with pointed tips, also called bulb or pear-shaped markers. Fit knitting needles up to US 10 (6 mm).
• Round stitch markers, 30-pack: A mix of colors and sizes, with sizes fitting knitting needles up to US 15 (10 mm).
• Essential stitch markers, 8-pack: Laser-cut wooden charms on pear-shaped pins. The locally made wood charms measure approximately 3/8 inch wide.
• Beginning-of-round sheep marker and locking stitch markers, 21-pack: A wooden sheep charm on a locking marker helps distinguish the beginning of your round, with additional locking markers for pattern repeats. The locking markers fit knitting needles up to US 10 (6 mm).
• Holiday enamel beginning-of-round marker and coordinating locking stitch markers, 6-pack: One holiday-themed enamel marker and five coordinating locking markers. Seasonal themes rotate throughout the year.

Which stitch markers should I choose?

What does BOR mean?

BOR means beginning of round. A distinctive marker helps you recognize where a new round starts when knitting in the round.

Which style works for crochet?

Choose locking stitch markers when you need to attach a marker directly to a crochet stitch and remove it later. They are also useful for marking individual stitches in knitting.

Will these markers fit my knitting needles?

Fit varies by style. Flower, sheep and split ring markers are best suited to US 8–13 (5–9 mm) needles. The metal locking markers fit up to US 10 (6 mm), and the round marker assortment includes sizes fitting up to US 15 (10 mm). Check your selected style rather than assuming every marker has the same fit.

How many markers are included?

Set sizes range from 6 to 30 markers. Each option lists its quantity so you can choose the right set for your project.

Choose your preferred stitch marker set and add a practical, colorful tool to your project bag. These knitting notions also make a thoughtful small gift for a yarn-loving friend.