Hayamiz-ring ハヤミズリング | amuhibi

There are so many people who knit and find it a bit tedious to count the number of steps: they put a positive character for each step they knit, or they use a checklist to count. Recently, some people even use their smart phones to count. But sometimes I accidentally forget to put it on. The trouble is when I don't know whether I have or haven't put it on. You can count the knitting pattern, but that can be a bit difficult for beginners.

To use this counter, when you knit the first stitches after finishing the first stitches, you put the right needle through the hole next to the “2” if you count the stitches as one stitches, or the “1” if you don't count them. (It is recommended that you knit one stitch and then insert it through the hole to avoid accidentally dropping it from the needle.) Continue knitting, and when you come to this counter again, knit a “3” (or a “2” if you don't count the stitches as a single row), shifting the stitches one by one. You will always reach this counter as you knit, so you will never forget to put it on. For example, if there are 3 clip type markers here and the number you are knitting is 5, you will know that you are knitting the 35th step. When you reach “0”, you can put a clip-type marker directly on the knitting fabric.

I learned about this counter from a male knitter named Mr. Hayamizu. He found something similar to this counter in the U.S. and tried using it, and found it so useful that he continued to use it after making it himself. When I introduced it on InstaLive, there were calls for commercializing it, and I decided to produce and sell it in my store. Originally, it was in the form of a string, but amuhibi named it “Hayamiz-ring” in honor of the ingenuity of Mr. Hayamizu, who made it into a ring to make it easier to use.

Each counter is carefully handmade one by one. We have taken the utmost care in the production of this product so that it can be used safely for knitting, but please be careful when handling it, as pulling it too hard may cause damage.

Hayamiz-ring S

〜Hayamiz-ring S can be used up to ~3.5mm. Each weighs approximately 4g and is designed to be as light as possible so as not to be burdensome to knit. These counters are perfect for sock knitting.

Materials used: wood beads, white butterfly shells, beads, metal

Hayamiz-ring M

It can be used up to about 5.5mm. Each weighs approximately 5g, and we have tried to make them as light as possible so that they are not a burden to knit.

Materials used: beads, glass charms, white butterfly shell charms, metal

Hayamiz-ring L

You can use up to about 9mm. Each ring weighs approximately 4g, and we have tried to make them as light as possible so that there is no burden on the weaver.

Materials used: beads, glass charms, white butterfly shell charms

Each counter is carefully handmade one by one. We have taken the utmost care in making these counters so that they can be used safely for knitting, but please be careful when handling them, as strong pulling may cause damage.

Please note that the printing on the numeral beads may be a little worn. Please understand this in advance.

Common materials: acrylic number beads, brass plate

The product will be sent in a cotton bag.

Please note the following

All items sold as “hayamiz-ring” on minne and other sites selling handmade items have nothing to do with amuhibi. hayamiz-ring is a trademarked product name, and those who make and sell them cannot use this name to sell them. The counter is not a product name.
Each counter is carefully handmade one by one. We have taken the utmost care in the production of this product so that it can be used safely for knitting, but please be careful when handling it, as pulling it too hard may cause damage.