an easier way to fix mistakes! - Picking Up Stitches to Rip Back | Knitty Natty | Tutorials |
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- Опубліковано 25 сер 2024
- When you need to take out inches of knitting, this is the way to do it. Picking up your stitches BEFORE ripping back helps you drop fewer stitches and be back to knitting sooner.
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Thank you for this!!! I was hoping for a miracle fix and here it is.. my grandma has been a lone wolf knitter all her life and never heard the word “frog” before.. she calls it “tink”.. k n i t backwards lol. Thanks for helping me tink successfully!!
Extremely good to see stitch saving on such long rows of micro stitches.
Thank you! I‘ve frogged back to live stitches - so scary trying to pick them back up as they keep shrinking! - and always managed to twist and/or drop several of them, which, of course, slows me way down when knitting the next row. This tutorial is SOOOOOO helpful!!! And I love your jovial, no-big-deal outlook when having to frog. You’re right! It’s not the end of the world! Learning how to fix knitting mistakes is so empowering! Thank you for sharing your mistakes and your fixes!
I have learned to put a lifeline in before I do things like short rows or in lace work, especially since I’m using 2.5mm needles and I knit tight, I’m knitting a pair of simple lace socks and have had to rip back because I dropped a stitch in the lace part and couldn’t figure out how to fix it. Counting your stitches is also important. Thanks for sharing, your calmness alone was somehow very reassuring as you ripped back. ❤😊
Absolutely! Lifelines are super helpful. Aww thank you 🥰
This just saved my sweater! As an absolute beginner this was BRILLIANT
Oh man.. simply amazing! Needed this today for a sweater in the round. 25 ROWS!! You saved my sanity!!❤️❤️
Unfortunately I needed this tutorial today 🤦🏼♀️ but I’m so glad that you have made this video! Sure saved my butt!!
Oh no! Haha but I'm glad you were able to save it!
Thanks, I needed to shorten my socks today. This is a great tutorial!
Thank you for this tutorial. I lost at yarn chicken, and had to frog back on a garter stitch project. Your video helped make it a bit less stressful and a lot more successful.
I just decided to add length to my short sleeve top I just knitted...Your youtube made me feel that I can FROG the ribbing and pick up the stitches! Fingers crossed! Thanks!
I have frogged a lot over the years 🐸 🐸 but never knew to pick up the leg like that. Thx for the tutorial
Momma Gott you’re very welcome!
Thank you!!! I was just screaming about 30 mins ago!!!! lol
Oh nooo! Happy to help!
Omgeee...Thank you...🙌❤
Thank you i am knitting a blanket right now and i mess it up all the time good tip
Oh my goodness! Wish I woulda seen this when I was making some socks last week lol!
Thank you for this! So helpful.
I wish I found this tutorial a few days ago!!
Thank you so much this is brilliant. I need to rip back the body of my sweater as I read the pattern incorrectly and increased twenty stitches so the back flares out a bit. No one has noticed but it’s annoying me so I’ll use your tutorial to help me. Cheers. Liz
Genius! Thanks so much!
This was an excellent tutorial. Thank you!
Stacey Wyszynski thank you! So happy to help!
These are great tips.
satira2087 thanks so much!
Thank you for this video!!
Thanks for the tutorial!!!
Karen Hoyt you’re very welcome!
So much easier to just have a lifeline.
Amazing. My problem is maybe easy to fix. I want reduce the number of stitches from the cast on end of a garter stitch blanket - not the finishing end. Can this be done?
I have ran into the same problem. BUT I'm using 2 colors and out of 300+ stiches my needle fell out of the last 30 or so. Its confusing. The nightshift cowl pulling out pulls both colors. It's so few stiches I don't want to frogg back and lose all my work. Any tips or suggestions on this? I obviously needed this today.
Oh man I have three days till Christmas and I’m frantically knitting a gift and I messed up!! I am not good at ripping back :/ I hope this helps me haha