Just like the Quick Stitch Gauge, the Quick Row Gauge quickly and easily shows you your row gauge making it possible to know where and when to make adjustments if needed!

You asked for a row gauge version of our super popular Quick Gauge ruler and Twice Sheared Sheep delivered!
Their new Quick ROW Gauge Ruler includes square and arrow shaped boxes to check your row gauge in:

• Single & Double Crochet

• Knit Stockinette

• Knit Garter Stitch, Seed Stitch, & Ribbing 

No counting & no math needed! Simply slide the Quick Gauge ruler over your project until the stitches line up inside one of the gauge grids. The matching grid shows your row gauge per inch.
Easy Peasy!

Master the art of knitting with the Twice Sheared Sheep Quick Row Gauge. Achieve perfect rows every time with ease.

• Accurate measurements ensure precision in your projects.

• Lightweight and compact design for easy portability.

• Durable material for long-lasting use.

Elevate your knitting projects with precision and confidence, making each stitch a true work of art.

Carson Demers is a fantastic knitter! He is also a longtime physical therapist, as well as an egonomic specialist. While spending years in PT, Carson frequently came in contact with patients who had this or that ailment….all related to their knitting! This prompted him to write this informative book analyzing the impact of our body position, how we hold our needles, how we build tension in various parts of our body….all resulting in those aches and pains we attribute to ‘the aging process’! But. “Like yarn, our muscles are composed of energized fibers that are under tension.” (p. 25) And when muscles are constantly under tension, they are bound to rebel with overuse, if we don’t use them in the right way! Let Carson explain, and then guide you, making sure you find the right positions, needles and even yarns to allow you to enjoy the community of knitting for as many years as possible!

While not a ‘medical’ book, there are great graphics and illustrations showing how tendons and muscles interact, and how they respond to over/misuse…and how you might be able to avert pain and even potential surgeries. Through intervention and many simple exercises to help support and strengthen those joints and tendons so important to continued knitting enjoyment, you will surely be able to continue with your passion….pain free!