After a lot of frustration I thought I deserve more, so I've started doing some googling in order to buy some proper ones.
The conclusion is there is no way I am going to pay 14 pounds for a set of four, when I need at least three sets for my doillies.
So what's left if not the old Back to DIY.
Research phase : I've asked Angel yarns forum and got all the advice I needed, thank you all.
Here is me, two hours later, in Leeds, in Corn Exchange getting the components.

Prior to this was the trip to Hobby Craft - there is where I bought the tools and the pins from.
And here is the result, this morning.

I've used 7 mm jump rings, 10 mm would have been much better.
And was it cheaper doing then buying them? No way! But it was definitely FUNNIER :) .
3 comments:
Your stitch markers look great - well done (and sorry to have got you into more craft debt!) If you go on eBay there is usually someone who does a mixed bag of jump rings. I found them invaluable because you then have markers for all types of knitting!!!!! And now you have the tools, the next ones (!) will be cheaper!
Love the stitch markers. I just use boring old safety pins, maybe I ought to try something more exciting.
They look lovely, really special :)
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