TMH Right Side/Wrong Side Markers

We love sheep at Yarn Seasons! Here are some charming Right Side/ Wrong Side  markers to make garter projects easier to deal with - and fun, too!

🎯 What they do

• Purpose: These markers help knitters (and crocheters when using removable clips) easily distinguish between the right (front) and wrong (back) sides of a project—especially useful in reversible patterns like garter stitch. 
• Why it matters: When you're working in garter stitch or a reversible pattern, it's easy to lose track of which row you're on. These markers let you always know which side you're facing.

🧶 Design & Materials

• Typically cute sheep-themed charms: one marked “face” or “R” for right side, another “butt” or “W” for wrong side.
• Made from birch wood, with small ball-shaped sheep bodies, metal rings or clasps.
• Size is compact—about ½″ across—so they fit neatly on yarn, needle tips, or progress lines.

🔗 How to use them

• Knitting: Slip one into your fabric near the beginning of a row. Use the sheep “face” to show the right side, the “butt” to show the wrong side.
• Crochet: Use removable clasp-style markers to hook into stitches right where you want to remember right/wrong side turns and then transfer them each row. 
• Ideal for reversible textures, colorwork, and any pattern where you need to know which side you're on.

👍 Why knitters love them

• Users describe them as “perfect for knitters who need to track the different sides or sections of their knitting”, noting they’re very well-made and “helped me feel more confident starting a project.” 
• They make a fun, practical gift—quirky sheep designs add a bit of personality to your notions bag.