Cocoknits (23)

I love a stitch marker to alert me that I need to do something in my knitting – either for a stitch pattern, an increase or decrease, or beginning of...

  It’s terrible when you are knitting along and suddenly notice that little stitch you dropped a few rows back. Never fear, Cocoknits to the rescue! I created a two-ended...

These sleek tapestry needles have a bent tip to help you with seaming or working in ends of yarn. The large eye will accommodate a wide range of yarn gauges....

These flexible silicone Maker's Clips are a simple way to keep all sorts of items where you need them. They have magnets embedded at each end to cling to themselves...

 Julie was inspired to design this tool knowing there must be an easier way to read knitting charts! From there, the Maker’s Board evolved to hold little tools, recipes, or...

The magnetic Notions Dish is designed to keep small metal accessories handy. Made of PLA (100% biodegradable plant fiber), it is petroleum plastic-free. A strong embedded magnet keeps your metal...

The magnetic Notions Tray is designed to keep small metal accessories close by. It is made of PLA (100% biodegradable plant fiber) and is petroleum plastic-free. Three embedded magnets keep...

After years of requests, we have finally made our own version of a tape measure - in Sea Glass, Mustard Seed, and Wild Rose (aqua, yellow, and pink). The bright...

The Cocoknits Notions Cup is designed to be used with or without the NOTIONS DISH and NOTIONS TRAY(sold separately). A metal disc is embedded in the bottom so it will...

For anyone who’s not sure which style of Cocoknits stitch marker to try first, here’s a handy sampling. Just like a wine or craft beer tasting 'flight', our Flight of...

I worked with an engineer to create the Cocoknits translucent, matte-finish counter with magnified numbers, a lock, and a steel backing so it sticks to the MAKER’S KEEP and Magnetic...

I use these little clips to hold seams closed, both during seaming and while awaiting seaming, to keep the knitting from stretching out. This is especially helpful for collars and...

I like to use bamboo double-pointed needles for two things, when working cables and when picking up stitches to create the shoulders of a Cocoknits Method sweater. I like that...

Our Super-Absorbent Towel speeds up the process of drying hand washables by absorbing excess water from your garment before air drying. Made from a lightweight felt-like cloth, it soaks up much more...

With over 30 years of knitting, designing, and teaching experience – Julie Weisenberger presents her first book: Cocoknits Sweater Workshop which includes nine new designs. The book expands on the...

This new colorful combination of Triangle Stitch Markers comes in a triangle-shaped kraft box and a subdued rainbow of Earth Tone colors. The ones in our FLIGHT OF STITCH MARKERS have been so popular and the only...

I have long wanted a tiny needle gauge tool for travel-knitting. The big squares or rectangles are okay for at-home knitting, but clumsy for travel - so I fashioned one...

Keep your garments looking fresh and pill-free with this gentle steel comb, which efficiently removes fiber fuzz buildup. This updated design is easier to hold and has a cover that...

This project tracking system is made in collaboration with LOOSE ENDS.  Use the folders and tags to keep all the details of any project organized in this retro style box....

This sturdy jute tote bag is perfect for corralling all of the Sweater Care Collection tools (sold separately). Jute is a natural fiber that is 100% recyclable and biodegradable. It’s the ideal...

These recyclable Folders & Tags are refills for the Project Keeper. Once customers have used all of the Folders & Tags that came with their Project Keeper, but have more...

As part of the KNITTER’S BLOCK KIT, I wanted to supply a way for users to make sure their knits were blocking to their desired measurements, but there was no...

I’ve seen craft tools and other bits and bobs kept in various bags, plastic boxes and pencil cases. None of them felt fun or versatile enough for me. I wanted...