Clover Knitting Stitch Counter Mini Kacha-Kacha

Works as intended.

I love the Katcha Katcha stitch/row counter. I've had 1 for years, & I have other Clover counters, but this green one is my go-to & my favorite. When I saw it on Amazon for under $7, I had to get a 2nd counter. Often, I find I'm using it with 1 project & I'll want to use it on another project, so it's very handy to have 2 of them. This one has a lock, so you don't need to worry about the counter getting pushed down in your project bag. I always use stitch/row counters, & mine is at least 15 years old, & going strong. Clover really makes such good quality products. I've never been disappointed by any Clover products. I would definitely recommend this Katcha Katcha counter to any knitter/crocheter. It's really handy & it's so small it fits in any notions bag. The seller was great. They shipped my counter right away & I received it so quickly!! Definitely 5 stars!!

Got this because I can't keep track of row numbers for beans (which in my defence, if there's a bunch of rows, besides counting every row, how to be sure?) I was using a note app on my phone, but that was a pain in the caboose. I like it because as long as the row number is lower than 10, I can change the 10s number to the amount of rows I need. It's easy to change the numbers manually, though I wish the dial went both ways so I don't have to click the wheel through a bunch of numbers. (It's not that many numbers. There's a dial for both 2s and 10s, I'm just lazy and OCD) I like that it has a lock to prevent number loss when not in use. It doesn't come with anything to wear on your neck like displayed, however it is warned that it doesn't, and a bit of yarn works just fine for that. I don't personally think it feels very durable, however it's a very low price, and unless you're lobbing it around for some reason, I highly doubt it's going to fall apart or something. It's very light so you don't even notice you're wearing it (I walked around the house for half an hour having forgot it was there.) and it's not very big at all. Personally I love the color, but it's unfortunate they don't have options. I really do recommend this. It's a fantastic tool for your arsenal.

This stitch/row counter is a must-have. It makes it easy to keep track of rows when crocheting items with multiple-row repeats.

It is exactly what it is: your basic stitch counter. No fancy electronics or batteries needed, it has a manual button to move the gears. That may not be your cup of tea, but it works just fine. It's a little smaller than I was expecting, but that does not change the visibility of the numbers. There's a lock tab in case I have to worry about accidental button pushes in travel, which is nice if I'm interrupted mid-row. My nitpicks are: It doesn't come with the cable shown in one of the product pictures, and the gears click too loudly for me to use in environments where crochet helps my attention and focus. It's a little quieter if I use the side of the gear instead of the button, but still obvious even in my pocket.

These are my favorite row counters. They have a lock so when you throw it in your bag the rows don’t get change. Also there’s a hole at the bottom where you can thread yarn or ribbon to hang it around your next.

Good quality! Very helpful and convenient! A definite must to be part of your project bag!

This works awesome. I love it. It has a locking feature which is nice. The numbers click into place smoothly and dont stick. It is very well made. It is small but definitely worth the money. I also like the fact it has a place at the top for you to put a string into if needed.

Muy práctico, REcomendado ampliamente.

Muy cómodo de usar

I don't know why I took so long to invest in one of these counters. Actually I do, I was being frugal and was also put off some of the other brands due to the negative reviews. Anyway, I love this counter - especially the lock function. The counter is practical, reasonably sturdy, brightly-coloured which is great when you're looking for it in your kit. This counter is lightweight, small, fits nicely in one hand, and the switches especially the top button seemed to be designed for easy use with one hand. For years I've used the tally method to keep track of rows and rounds, and now I'm saving so much time with this counter, particularly during "TV knitting". I'm glad it's not a digital counter. It doesn't require any power sources, or fussing around. The numbers are clear to read, the clicks are not annoyingly loud, and it is well-made. I should have bought one sooner, and I would recommend this to any knitter.

Vraiment pratique ! Il n'y a plus qu'un cordon à rajouter. Fonctionne sans pile et c'est ce que je souhaitais.

As a person who loves clicking keys & buttons, this is right up my alley (also, it counts rows), love the lock feature - as hard as he tried, my 5 year old couldn’t mess with numbers. I’d say it’s a little pricey, especially because it doesn’t come with a rope or ring or chain - obviously someone who knits has a wonderfully disorganized knitting bag full of half-eaten patterns, yarn & yarn scraps, & multiple needles - how much more could it cost the company to include some kind of clip or string so you could hook it on something & not have it lost in the abyss? Pretty sure overheads aren’t that high, so a hefty profit is still guaranteed. Does what it’s supposed to do.