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Oh hell no lol. Before I knew they existed things were hairy. We don’t speak of those times. 
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Sometimes for smaller amigurumi pieces I don’t use them 
chaossss but honestly it’s so much nicer not having to memorize how many stitches to do
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LOL OMG NO. I would die without my stitch markers. I do tend to lose them, so I ended up learning how to make my own stitch markers.
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That’s fair I bought a pack of like 50 stitch markers and now only have 5 no clue where they went, but also just ordered some stitch markers with like the clips similar to necklaces (because the other stitch markers are such a bother to move)
Like if I use stitch marker in project it’s usually just a piece of thread to easily mark, but those plastic ones I just use so my project doesn’t unravel if I take breaks, like using those plastic ones I’d spend just as much time moving the marker as working the full round
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Yes! The plastic ones are the worst and as hard as they can be to move, sometimes they also fall off. 
I make mine with the lobster clasps. Soo much easier to move. It takes like 5 seconds. 
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I forgot the word for a moment but those lobster claps are the ones I meant that I ordered now like just a bunch of those and some charms
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Can you imagine complicated lace knitting with no stitch markers? Whoever does that is really brave.
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for sure i totally agree
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Cover my ears, I will hear of no such anxiety lol!
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I get so confused when I crochet I absolutely need to use stitch markers XD
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Oh man, I have to have those stitch markers… I even use different ones to mark different things on my project… my mind likes to wander! 
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I couldn’t agree with this more, I write down what colour stitch marker in what area means what even! 
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Oohh that’s really smart especially with big projects/project that take a long time
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