This is not an original tip, but one that the ladies from 3 Ply Podcast reminded me of recently.
Back in the day when I totally would not knit from a chart, I used index cards. I would write out each row of the chart on a card and then flip the index card when starting a new row. It got me through a lot of lace and even the different rows of socks decreases.
I used a block of wood with a slit in it that I bought at Schoolhouse Press years ago to hold the cards up so I could see them when I was sitting at a table.
The block of wood was really for holding up the metal chart holder, but I found it came in handy for my index cards too.
Then, I happened upon these spiral index cards which were super cool because they sit up all by themselves.
Fast forward to the reminder on the 3 Ply Podcast where the tip came up again, and I remembered I still had one of these sets of spiral bound index cards in my drawer. This time I pulled it out to write some pesky rows on the Party Top sweater pattern, so that when I was at Knitting Camp of out in public knitting, I could easily look down even when in conversation, keep track of where I was supposed to be.
Perfect!
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