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A beautiful wooden knitting row counter engraved with the Baba Yaga house in the forest, set on knit fabric.
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A beautiful wooden knitting row counter engraved with the Baba Yaga house in the forest, set on knit fabric.

Let Baba Yaga keep count while you knit your way through the enchanted forest.

Etched with her legendary chicken-legged cottage under the crescent moon, this row counter brings a touch of woodland witchery and old-world folklore to every project.

Turn the wooden wheels to track rows from 0–99, and keep your knitting on course even when your imagination wanders off the path.

Crafted from maple wood, the counter measures 2.4" tall by 3.8" wide and features two rotating number wheels that track rows from 0-99. Brass Chicago screws hold it all together, allowing you to adjust the tension with the turn of a screwdriver.

Details
• Material: Maple wood with brass Chicago screws
• Size: 2.4" tall x 3.8" wide
• Function: Row counter (tracks 0–99)
• Notes: No locking mechanism; adjust screw tension with a Phillips head screwdriver
• Each piece is unique, with natural wood variations

 

Baba Yaga Row Counter

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Let Baba Yaga keep count while you knit your way through the enchanted forest.

Etched with her legendary chicken-legged cottage under the crescent moon, this row counter brings a touch of woodland witchery and old-world folklore to every project.

Turn the wooden wheels to track rows from 0–99, and keep your knitting on course even when your imagination wanders off the path.

Crafted from maple wood, the counter measures 2.4" tall by 3.8" wide and features two rotating number wheels that track rows from 0-99. Brass Chicago screws hold it all together, allowing you to adjust the tension with the turn of a screwdriver.

Details
• Material: Maple wood with brass Chicago screws
• Size: 2.4" tall x 3.8" wide
• Function: Row counter (tracks 0–99)
• Notes: No locking mechanism; adjust screw tension with a Phillips head screwdriver
• Each piece is unique, with natural wood variations

 

A beautiful wooden knitting row counter engraved with the Baba Yaga house in the forest, set on knit fabric.

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