My name is 7letterDeborah, and I am a stitch-marker addict.
In the drawer next to my chair, I have fifty-one stitch markers dangling from two kilt pins. One of those kilt pins contains nineteen Mardi Gras stitch markers alone. The number fifty-one doesn't count the stitch markers currently on projects or in various notions bags (probably a dozen markers or more), nor does it count the baggies of duplicates (Mardi Gras, Hello Kitty, Day of the Dead, mood beads) to give away.
In fact, I need another kilt pin or three, since nothing makes this addict happier than sorting and categorizing.
The way I knit my socks requires at least three stitch markers, and coordinating my stitch markers to my project makes me happy.
So when I went to knit the ghostie socks . . .
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEiG4-kdXmL5qqyCYiHYF6b46bR0HiK7jLG3QgXkw0_enL-6_Kbjq-Nmc3tL5iyCpswtsYp9mon68IsiU3t_RdOzCk7S-o5os-9r3itPMqYgJAOG-ADDZkdvj3WNeL9a9Yn_vb_6VQ/s400/ae+001.jpg)
I, of course, had just the perfect marker.
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Or three.
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Admitting you have a problem is the first step.
Problem? What problem?
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