As a beginning knitter, working on my first cardigan, I've ripped all the way back to the beginning about six times because I didn't know what else to do. This video is wonderful and informative and I almost can't wait until my next mistake so I can use the techniques! Thank you :-)
Great tutorial. My needle came off my work for about 4 stitches. Didn't know how to recover and ripped the whole thing out. Next time I won't panic and try to fix instead of start over. TY
Thanks so much for your tutorials. I'm a novice knitter working on my second hat knitted in the round. You have just reduce my anxiety about mistakes by about 90%. Great videos and explanations!
Thank you for saving my baby blanket. I have no idea how many times I started it from the beginning and it is 175 stitches wide. I tend to add extra stitches so thanks to your video I could go back and drop the extra stitch with out starting my work from the beginning.
Great video. I'm a beginner and the first part of this video was so helpful I know I will refer to it often. Not sure I want to frog or ladder up a dropped stitch. I try to never make mistakes which I know is not the way to "learn" but I knit with fear (unlike crochet which is so mistake proof IMO). Thanks for this and you have a lovely voice.
you ARE The best teacher ... i was looking for how to get a stitch back that dropped off my casting row... then i was knitting and the phone rang and i jumped and lost the stitch .. and now it unraveled ... lol ... oh well this was the best little surprise lesson of the day ... thank you so much ...
This makes knitting mistakes feel a lot less scary. I’m starting to realize the key is really understanding what is happening and how the loops come through each other. Once you understand what’s going on, fixing mistakes is a lot more instinctual.
Wow, I love this. Cause I've recently starting back knitting and I would unravel the whole thing when I made a mistake. But now I have tendinitis in my shoulders and elbow, but i may have come from me crocheting 2 big blankets. Thank you so much for these videos.
I crochet and knit on a knitting loom and knit how to knit, purl, inc, DEC, on needles but I can't follow a pattern on needles. this video helped me out!!
I wished someone would make a similar video for people who use a circular loom for making hats, I hate having to start over because a mistake was made several rows down, it happen to me more than once.
wish i watched this before taking my project off the circular needles.. i am/was working on a knit three purl three blanket but all the way towards the beginning of the row did six purls so took it all off and ripped back to the knit only row, will try to add all the stitches back on.
I hope to make a infinity scarf for my daughter soon.I am working on my 1st regular scarf for myself in my new class.I had to stop the other day as I can't tell if I dropped a stitch or the yarn has stretched as its 2 ply wispy like yarn from England.I will ask the teacher tomorrow.
Learning how to fix mistakes is the best skill you can learn when starting to knit. Too many beginners panic and get frustrated and drop knitting because they lose confidence. The second best skill is how to read a pattern.
Good help if you ever work with double pointed needles that would be help cause I just started need some help. Also with knitting and pulling in the same row. Thanks.
I am knitting an infinity scarf on circular needles. I have a stitch marker but I had to put my knitting down a few days ago and just got back to it, I knitted for a few minutes and then noticed that somehow my stitch marker had come off . I have no idea where I am now or how to fix it. Can anyone help?
I'm now making a knit cap for my older daughter.I'm too chicken to take off 3 rows as have 2 holes and one is k and p so I'd mess it up more if I pulled it out to start over on that row.My class is on Tues so hope the teacher will show me how to fix it myself.
that is why the lifeline is made for knitting when you are "frogging" your yarn. literally😱 sewing a contrasting tread in a project and "frogging" to that stage.😧
As a beginning knitter, working on my first cardigan, I've ripped all the way back to the beginning about six times because I didn't know what else to do. This video is wonderful and informative and I almost can't wait until my next mistake so I can use the techniques! Thank you :-)
Great tutorial. My needle came off my work for about 4 stitches. Didn't know how to recover and ripped the whole thing out. Next time I won't panic and try to fix instead of start over. TY
Thanks so much for your tutorials. I'm a novice knitter working on my second hat knitted in the round. You have just reduce my anxiety about mistakes by about 90%. Great videos and explanations!
Same!
Thank you for saving my baby blanket. I have no idea how many times I started it from the beginning and it is 175 stitches wide. I tend to add extra stitches so thanks to your video I could go back and drop the extra stitch with out starting my work from the beginning.
Excellent tutorial. Clear, concise and easy to understand. Thank you.
Great video. I'm a beginner and the first part of this video was so helpful I know I will refer to it often. Not sure I want to frog or ladder up a dropped stitch. I try to never make mistakes which I know is not the way to "learn" but I knit with fear (unlike crochet which is so mistake proof IMO). Thanks for this and you have a lovely voice.
Wonderful instruction video!!!! I have learned so much, love the way you teach. Be blessed for sharing!
you ARE The best teacher ... i was looking for how to get a stitch back that dropped off my casting row... then i was knitting and the phone rang and i jumped and lost the stitch .. and now it unraveled ... lol ... oh well this was the best little surprise lesson of the day ... thank you so much ...
This makes knitting mistakes feel a lot less scary. I’m starting to realize the key is really understanding what is happening and how the loops come through each other. Once you understand what’s going on, fixing mistakes is a lot more instinctual.
Wow, I love this. Cause I've recently starting back knitting and I would unravel the whole thing when I made a mistake. But now I have tendinitis in my shoulders and elbow, but i may have come from me crocheting 2 big blankets. Thank you so much for these videos.
+midnightpassion43 wow
Thanks so much for this video. I like the way you explain and speak slowly enough for me to follow everything! I will watch this again!
Been knitting for several years but you just taught me something new. Thank you, thank you, thank you!
I am SO happy you showed me the ladder thing!!!
Thank you, you are a beautiful and fabulous teacher! ❤️
Thank you! You saved my hat! I was a bit scared to try this but you showed it so very clear what you were doing and I went for it.
I crochet and knit on a knitting loom and knit how to knit, purl, inc, DEC, on needles but I can't follow a pattern on needles. this video helped me out!!
Great tutorial! Explanations are clear and easy to understand. Thanks!!!
So clearly taught! Thank you 😊 Frogging was always starting over to me. Not anymore!
I wished someone would make a similar video for people who use a circular loom for making hats, I hate having to start over because a mistake was made several rows down, it happen to me more than once.
wish i watched this before taking my project off the circular needles.. i am/was working on a knit three purl three blanket but all the way towards the beginning of the row did six purls so took it all off and ripped back to the knit only row, will try to add all the stitches back on.
This was very helpful and informative. I think I'll be referring to it often, at least until I get comfortable with the methods.
I hope to make a infinity scarf for my daughter soon.I am working on my 1st regular scarf for myself in my new class.I had to stop the other day as I can't tell if I dropped a stitch or the yarn has stretched as its 2 ply wispy like yarn from England.I will ask the teacher tomorrow.
I am a beginner so you just helped so much when I finally get brace enough to attempt an actual pattern
Great explanations and nice clear video. Thank you kindly. This was most helpful
Thank-you for this video! You have saved my so much time and frustration.
Learning how to fix mistakes is the best skill you can learn when starting to knit. Too many beginners panic and get frustrated and drop knitting because they lose confidence. The second best skill is how to read a pattern.
Thank you for an excellent video. This was the clearest one I have ever watched! I was wondering what yarn you are using, it's gorgeous!
Good help if you ever work with double pointed needles that would be help cause I just started need some help. Also with knitting and pulling in the same row. Thanks.
Could I ladder down to a stitch I accidentally slipped trying to fix jogging?
This lady is talented
Great video! Very helpful!
I am knitting an infinity scarf on circular needles. I have a stitch marker but I had to put my knitting down a few days ago and just got back to it, I knitted for a few minutes and then noticed that somehow my stitch marker had come off . I have no idea where I am now or how to fix it. Can anyone help?
Great Tips!
What if it's already all on one side??
Thanks! I know this video was done a while ago, but if you see this, would you tell me what yarn you used? It looks so nice. :)
Amazing! This so helpful,but my problem is that the first row for the hat half of it fell apart. I don't really know,but so helpful thanks!
great and easy to follow explanation thank you so much!
very clear instruction
Excellent video!
I'm now making a knit cap for my older daughter.I'm too chicken to take off 3 rows as have 2 holes and one is k and p so I'd mess it up more if I pulled it out to start over on that row.My class is on Tues so hope the teacher will show me how to fix it myself.
+Hattie M. v start over then srry
I am new at knitting and still having trouble fixing my pattern fix
WOW..... just... this is handy!!!
thank you it's very informational!
that is why the lifeline is made for knitting when you are "frogging" your yarn. literally😱 sewing a contrasting tread in a project and "frogging" to that stage.😧
Wow thank you
Thank u so much !!!
thank you!
Great Tips Thank You !!!
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The offending purl. Funny
I meant to say “unknitting”
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