Clover U-Cable Stitch Holders 6.5 Height x 2.1 Length x 0.5 Width

I LOVE these! What a pleasure it is to use over double-pointed needles! They would get stuck in the fabric or stitch markers and overall are just cumbersome to work around them at times (especially when you first start to cable). I purchased these even though I learned to deal with the dpns. Cabling has never been so EASY for me thanks to these!! I dont dread (or need a self pep-talk) when its the cable row anymore, and thanks to these Clover stich holders, I might even start to love them! Thank you Clover!

I could have gotten these for a few dollars less at the local craft store, but with Covid, I try to go out as little as possible - these work great. They have a nice smooth finish and there was no problem with the stitches coming off the needles. Initially I thought the size of these (diameter - as thick and thin) would be a problem because they were not the same as the needle size I was using - but that didnt seem to make any difference. This was my first cable project and it was easy.

I purchased this set to help me with my knitting. It’s a helpful set to have in your knitting basket! I recommend this set!

New to knitting and wanted to learn to make cable stitches. Im still quite awkward with manipulating the stitch holder and the regular needles; I have resorted to putting the cable stitches on a 3rd knitting needle and dropping it forward over my work to prevent stitch loss but I realize this is an operator not product problem and should cease to be a problem as my knitting skills improve.

Swift delivery, arrived in perfect condition......all 3 packages! I dont really need 9 stitch holders, I would recommend the assembly staff open the one box to find out how many are inside. Thank you.

These are great little cable stitch holders.

Works great. No problems at all.

Easy to use, nice sizes. Much better than the metal ones I was using.

These are ok but they are not pointy enough for a lot of yarns…not so easy to pick up stitches without splitting the yarn.