How to Make a Row Counter

Make a row counter for you next knit or crochet project!

[@chlexiel.1022]

I LOVE this!! I will be making them for my piano students to count reps for practice 😃😃😃

[@heartquaked]

Thank you! I’m making a bracelet to wear while disc golfing so I can count my strokes

[@hannahr3387]

Best tutorial Thankyou!

[@YsabetJustYsabet]

Thank you! Also, just to be helpful: If you dip about 1/2 inch of the ends of your cord (the bits you thread into your beads) into some glue and allow them to dry for about 10 minutes, you have quick-and-dirty beading needles. They stiffen up nicely and thread through WAY easier. Elmer's glue works fine, but so does just about any sort, even rubber cement so long as it's not chunky.

[@innergoof19]

My wife wanted a bracelet that allowed her to count happy & positive thoughts throughout the day, versus negative or draining thoughts. If the beads trended negative (last bead is either red or black), then she stops to recalibrate.

[@user-tu7df3zf1f]

Thanks a lot. I made it. And I really adore it. The best row counter ever.

[@donna57]

This was great, now I understand it. Thank you

[@llkg9]

Great for attaching to a water bottle to keep track of hydration throughout the day. Prettier and easier than tracking in an app.

[@sarahjanehammontree4083]

after a little googling, thinking there must be some kind of knitters abacus for row counting, i found this video. Thank you so much! this is so useful. i think ill do a bracelet version

[@kathyandbrady6998]

This also works great as a golf stroke counter...thanks! :)

[@mikelob6707]

Exact reason I'm here

[@susanpriestley893]

Just made mine, works a treat, is light weight and pretty. Thank you ❤

[@lukki7ster]

that is BRILLIANT! THANK YOU...saves me a trip to Walmart (lazy gal lol)

[@Jadefox2716]

Beautiful, thank you for sharing. I can't believe I just found this.

[@2tinytreasures]

brilliant! I couldn't find any premade that I loved. now I can make my own. thx!

[@carolmcclelland3604]

Thank you this was perfect for what I wanted.

[@mslaceyrose413]

Thank you so much for the tutorial. They'll be great for lovely, easy to make gifts :)

[@hollyluffman6108]

Thank you for making this. I made one with a friend this weekend.

[@moosekeating]

This is great. Thanks for posting.

[@JelscreationsNmore]

Would you do like 10 beads and after you use them start back over or would you use like 50-100 beads for the bigger projects

[@TheDidiblog]

Very good tutorial. Thanks a lot!

[@nikiimurtaugh2462]

Thanks. Yes, I have an ample bead stash.

[@Thecodexnoir]

Great video thank you 👑 nice for a water bottle tracker 💦

[@user-xt5ex7kr2b]

Awesome ! Thank you!

[@iamblesseddp]

thank you so much.. this really helped!

[@TheNewYorkBrat1]

Hey I love this -- is there anyway you can do a scorekeeper bracelet (meaning 2 beaded sections on one bracelet)! May I please Pickleball and I really wanted to make that for her as a gift but I can’t find any videos, but I know it can be done because they’re a lot for sale

[@sublingualsidekick]

What kind of thread should one use to keep them from sliding freely like yours? Thank you

[@tinafraughton5014]

What kind of knot do you use to Tie to the clasp? Can you show how to start it pls?

[@stephanieboshnack6100]

what kind of thread do u use ? sewing thread /? and how many beaded do u put on ? I was thinking 10 beads

[@gigiscreations]

What type of string are you using

[@annaharder8288]

What size are the little beads

[@jacqulynem751]

what kind of thread do you use?

[@humblebee1895]

+Jacqulyne Mummert I'm using size 10 crochet thread in this video. I use whatever i have on hand.

[@pierluigicolotto9570]

I did it myself with the woodglut plans. I think this is the best way to find out how to build it.