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A vertical line or symbol in a chart marking where a marker is placed.
Also known as: SM, Marker line in a chart
A heavy vertical line between chart columns, or 'pm' in a written pattern. It marks a boundary the knitter physically clips a ring onto — one of the few notations that instructs an action outside the fabric itself.
A heavy vertical line between chart columns, or the abbreviation pm in a written pattern, instructing that a stitch marker be placed at that point.
Marks a structural boundary — the start of a round, a raglan line, the edge of a repeat — that the knitter tracks physically with a small ring rather than by counting.
One of the few notations instructing an action outside the fabric: the marker is a tool placed on the needle rather than anything worked into the knitting.
A thick vertical line drawn between two columns of a chart grid, running the height of the charted rows.