Wow, I didn't knew the difference between tucked and dropped stitches. Fixing it was a mystery for me, so I usually just unwinded everything and started again. But you explained it beautifully by teaching the concept of what was happening first and right to the point. Thank you very much.
Amazing video! I didn't realise there was a name for tucked stitches, I had no idea what had gone wrong but knowing its so easy to fix I definitely won't be pulling all my work off again!! Thank you so much!!
That was the best explanation and show of both yuck n drop stitches. Now I know why after I fix them it comes bk out. Never knowing you have to fix them before it goes past the yarn holder. Thank you
I just wanna say thank you so much for this video I literally wanna quit every time and I watch this video and it’s so easy for me to go back and fix i. Thank you
Wonderful, I have been looking through so many of these and it was confusing, you putting the pick under the yarn and your explanation are so much simpler, thank you!
Thank you! I put my machine away a couple years ago out of frustration. My triplet boys are starting prek3 and really want to make them some hats for this winter. This will help so much!! Thank you again ❤️
Thank you so much for this video! I'm new to using a knitting machine, and I cannot thank you enough for making it easy to follow. I had so many dropped stitches, and now I can fix them.
I very much appreciate your time to make this video for us new knitters!!😢 I pulled apart 2 hats cuz of dropped stitches,,now I cry cuz I could have fixed it. Any way,, I thank you for such clear instructions
Excellent video tutorial. This gives such precise visual assistance for others to utilize. I wish I had seen it before I stressed through fixing my errors on my own. This was much easier. Thank you so much for sharing.🌺
Best tutorial I’ve watched for fixing dropped (& tucked) stitches! Because I struggled so with doing this, I’ve just been ripping things out and starting over. However, my current project, a striped headband, would have been a major headache to rip out, as I’d cut the yarn to change colors every five rows, and had completed 80 rows when I discovered the dropped stitch a couple of rows back. Once again, you’re a lifesaver!
This video is a game changer. Just undid 300 rows because of tucked stitches. Thinking I'll actually be able to complete this last panel on my project. Thank you, thank you, thank you.
Very clear instructions! Love your camera views and explanation. I just removed a beautiful painted canyon tube when I had ten rows left because of a dropped stitch. I watched a different video to try to fix it with latch hook. Next time I will use your video! Hope I can do it. I don’t think I opened my stitches enough. They weren’t fixed in order and I missed one. Latch hook or crochet hook I think that was my problem.
Thanks so much. Because of your video I have managed to save several of my projects. Before, I started over every time I made a mistake. once again thank you
thank you!! I just got a machine and started off ok, but was noticing the tucked stitches. I've been trying lots of different ways to fix it myself, but didn't realize I was making it worse. This was so nice and easy to understand and walk through!
I ordered a machine recently and been looking for a great video to fix mistakes. Thank you! I hope I'll never have to use these tricks but I'm sure when or if that day comes I'll be ready!
Thank you so much! I’ve seen many videos on how to fix dropped stitches but yours was the one with the clearest explanation and I’ve actually just fixed a dropped stitch for the first time. Thank you!!
Thank you so much! I have a knitting machine ordered but I wanted to learn how to fix tucked and dropped stitches before I start. Your tutorials are AMAZING. I now have confidence that I will be able to handle these stitch issues thanks to you.
I just frogged a scarf 150 rows in because of these tucked and dropped stitches. I wish I would've seen this video before doing so 😂 I was so frustrated
Just found your video. This is the best visual description of what a tucked and dropped stitch looks like at the needle level of the machine! And your way of ‘reknitting’ the column is indeed quicker than what I’ve been doing. Thank you so much.
Thanks. Have a new sentro machine for the 2nd time (because of the price), but it does drop stitches every few rows. This video will help immensely. Thank you.
Great tutorial, glad I kept looking and found this one. I had a few of these oops and started the whole hat over 3 times. So now I have a clear understanding of how to fix it before all goes south. Thank you, today is Sunday early morning June 05,2022.
Thank you so much for this video! I recently got a sentro and dropped a stitch while making a hat - I thought all hope was lost because I’ve read many reviews about the sentro constantly dropping stitches, and feared that I’d wasted my money and would need to start my project all over. I followed your instructions and now I can’t even tell I dropped a stitch 😊 best tutorial, you are amazing! ❤
Just a note to say that this video was very helpful in me learning how to fix mistakes on my knitting machine. Though I have a Sentro, the mechanics are pretty much the same. I watched several videos and found this one to be the most informative. I knew about dropped stitiches but had never heard of a tucked stitch. So I learned what it was before i even started using my machine. So when I did start, I was able to recognize my tucked stitches thanks to your video. Thank you!!!🧶🧶
What ❤a great instructional video! You describe the when, why, and how to fix! thank you for your clear instructions. Great tips and tricks as well. I am continually learning about These circular knitting machines! Thank you for all you do for us
I needed this tutorial today. Keeping control of the other stitches to make sure they don’t fall off saved me a lot of frustration. I have just waited to finish and then fix all the stitches at one time. Thank you. Btw, A latch hook works much better than a crochet hook to rebuild the stitches.
Omg thank you so much for this video...... I just started trying to use a sentro 48 pin, and even dropped down to a light weight yarn (level 3) and I as 1/3 of the way done when I dropped two stitches and restarted. I appreciate you so much for this help....
Thank you!!! I am new to Addi and I was getting frustrated starting over. This video has saved me loads of time! Thanks!!! I will be sure to watch all your videos 🙂
Thank you so much for this video! I just bought a sentro and was starting from scratch for about 3 times before I saw this video. For some reason I get tucked stitches only. No more frogging my work, this is the answer! Happy holidays! 🎄
That was soooo helpful!! I just took my whole project off the machine and unraveled it because I didn't know how to fix😢 Thank you, thank you thankyou And thank you for such a close up😁😁😁
Amazing thank you. I can now keep my hair and half size ZZ Top Bead. I got drafted in to fixing my GF's Aunt's Sentro she got for Xmas like 2 years ago now. She had some on at the nursing home assembly it. They did not install the suction cups correctly and while she tried to us it she ended up losing all the cups. He mounted the cups in the V of the foot and not in the hole where is should be. Because of C19 I could not get the parts to fix it. Finally got parts and fixed the feet/legs so it would not move around. While figuring out the parts thing I was shopping GoodWill/thrift store for yarn for her to do what she does with yarn. She knows how to do this stuff by hand. I had already gave her the yarn I had found before getting the parts. I thought he might of made something with it. The yarn I bought was still in the bag. so I brought the yarn home and stared mucking with the SENTRO. There was a green yarn that I though would make a great Beanie for me. Blood machine seemed to like a 140 count Benie but when I casted of I found dropped stitches in a section of it. Otherwise everything else is great. The yarn had no label so I have no sepec's. I will tell you the biggest tensition hole on the sentro was the most fitting. JAT With my 2 years with this machine should I start my own RUclips channel. Maybe The Sentro Man. PS: I have tips and tricks that I have not seen on over 500 video's I have watched about the Sentro that could be transferable to the Addi. Thanks for reading. I have been on an adventure with this toy.
Thanks Laurelin I'm still fairly new to the knitting machine, didn't even know you were on here doing circular knitting, first video that came up when I got fed up of ripping work back 😂 very informative & easy to follow 🎉🎉🎉
Hi this is really useful my machine seems to be dropping stitches all the time. But I can't seem to get the wool weight right it doesn't matter what I use it misses stitches. The only thing I can get to work it fine baby wool but that's no good as I want to make an adult hat so they are coming up too small and look all stretched. I'm about to give in!!!
Dropping stitches is mainly down to tension, I find a 4 weight yarn (aran / worsted) works well, and taking it slowly in the beginning. Unlike what a lot of people think these machines do take some practice to get the hang of :) keep going and you’ll crack it! 🥰
Often it’s not the yarn it’s the person with the machine, and I mean that in a nice way. Where are you based and I’ll reccomend a yarn that I know is forgiving in the machine :)
Thank you for this, got a machine, not used to knitting at all and stupid machine or me kept dropping the stitch. I've restarted so many times. Now I don't have to. Thank you
Wow, this is just what I needed to know! Many thanks!! I have been tearing out and reknitting whenever I have a dropped stitch or a tucked stitch. Tucked stitches seem to happen when there is too little tension. What causes dropped stitches? It seems to happen in the first few rows if it is going to happen.
I don’t think there’s a definitive reason, but I’ve definitely found I used to also get dropped stitches when my tension wasn’t consistent, it would ping off the hook as it was knitting it.
See more knitting machine tutorials here! ruclips.net/p/PLSUtltyATEEr_azG1JhOml26I87idOLmN
Thanks for the helpful video.❤
Thank you so much for this video, I finally understand how to fix them. No more starting over every time I drop a stitch. 👏
Brilliant! It makes life so much easier
I’ve been ready to give up, I’ve been so frustrated!
@@QEDOma I have tried and tried. I can't get it to work. I HATE my machine.
@@karenevans2001why can some people make it look so easy!
Wow, I didn't knew the difference between tucked and dropped stitches. Fixing it was a mystery for me, so I usually just unwinded everything and started again. But you explained it beautifully by teaching the concept of what was happening first and right to the point. Thank you very much.
Oh this was awesome…I’m a visual learner and it was great that you actually dropped the stitch and then fixed it. Thank you!
So happy it helped you! 😀
Amazing video! I didn't realise there was a name for tucked stitches, I had no idea what had gone wrong but knowing its so easy to fix I definitely won't be pulling all my work off again!! Thank you so much!!
I’m so happy it helped! 🤩
Thank you so much. I SCREAM when I drop stitch and have to begin all over AGAIN. I knew there had to be a SOLUTION 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
Ty for sharing. This is the best video yet on correcting these annoying mishaps.
Finally I understand how to fix tucked and dropped stitches! Excellent explanation and demonstration! Thank you!
That was the best explanation and show of both yuck n drop stitches. Now I know why after I fix them it comes bk out. Never knowing you have to fix them before it goes past the yarn holder. Thank you
I just wanna say thank you so much for this video I literally wanna quit every time and I watch this video and it’s so easy for me to go back and fix i. Thank you
It’s an absolute pleasure, I’m so pleased it helped you :)
Thanks a million for this! I just got a sentro and have just been unraveling the whole thing every time I drop a stitch 😩
Wonderful, I have been looking through so many of these and it was confusing, you putting the pick under the yarn and your explanation are so much simpler, thank you!
Thank very much! This was the best explanation, by far, for how to address these 2 issues.
I’m so happy it helped! 🥰
Thank you! I put my machine away a couple years ago out of frustration. My triplet boys are starting prek3 and really want to make them some hats for this winter. This will help so much!! Thank you again ❤️
I’m so happy to hear that!
Thank you so much for this video! I'm new to using a knitting machine, and I cannot thank you enough for making it easy to follow. I had so many dropped stitches, and now I can fix them.
Omgoodness. Thank you. No more grown up tantrums from lost projects! 😂
You are so welcome! 🧶😀
THIS HELPED SOOOOO MUCH!!! I HAD DONE 80 ROWS AND I HAD FROGGED IT 3 TIMES ALR THANK YOU SO SO SO SO MUCH GOT THISSSSS
Thanks! Really clearly explained, and much help for those sneaky dropped and tucked stitches!
Thank you so much!
I very much appreciate your time to make this video for us new knitters!!😢 I pulled apart 2 hats cuz of dropped stitches,,now I cry cuz I could have fixed it. Any way,, I thank you for such clear instructions
Excellent video tutorial. This gives such precise visual assistance for others to utilize. I wish I had seen it before I stressed through fixing my errors on my own. This was much easier. Thank you so much for sharing.🌺
Thank you! I always return to this video every time I have one of these problems while knitting. Super clear and helpful!
Life saver !! I knew there had to be a way to fix this so glad I found your Video!!!!
Yay! I’m glad it helped.
Best tutorial I’ve watched for fixing dropped (& tucked) stitches!
Because I struggled so with doing this, I’ve just been ripping things out and starting over. However, my current project, a striped headband, would have been a major headache to rip out, as I’d cut the yarn to change colors every five rows, and had completed 80 rows when I discovered the dropped stitch a couple of rows back.
Once again, you’re a lifesaver!
🥳 thank you!
Just got my Addi for Christmas. Thank you for this.
Wow. Awesome! I thought I would have to undo ALL 115 rows to start over again! Thank you so much! You're a wonder! THANK YOU!
This video is a game changer. Just undid 300 rows because of tucked stitches. Thinking I'll actually be able to complete this last panel on my project. Thank you, thank you, thank you.
You’re welcome! 😀🧶
This was a flawless and incredibly helpful tutorial!
Thank you!! 🥰
Very clear instructions! Love your camera views and explanation. I just removed a beautiful painted canyon tube when I had ten rows left because of a dropped stitch. I watched a different video to try to fix it with latch hook. Next time I will use your video! Hope I can do it. I don’t think I opened my stitches enough. They weren’t fixed in order and I missed one. Latch hook or crochet hook I think that was my problem.
Thank you for the lovely feedback, I'm new to the world of youtube so its really lovely to hear :-)
Thank you for this video.So easy to follow specially for a newbie like me who enjoys using the knitting machine ❤
Thanks so much. Because of your video I have managed to save several of my projects. Before, I started over every time I made a mistake. once again thank you
I’m so happy it helped you! 🥰🥰
thank you!! I just got a machine and started off ok, but was noticing the tucked stitches. I've been trying lots of different ways to fix it myself, but didn't realize I was making it worse. This was so nice and easy to understand and walk through!
Glad I could help! 🧶😀
Looking at your tools put me in mind of, “Nurse, scalpel! Forceps! Needle! Close!” 😊 Thank you for sharing this, dear. God bless.
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I ordered a machine recently and been looking for a great video to fix mistakes. Thank you! I hope I'll never have to use these tricks but I'm sure when or if that day comes I'll be ready!
Was super hard work for my first ever time using this machine but THANK YOU SO MUCH for your help with this!! ❤
You're so welcome! 🧶😀
Thank you so much! I’ve seen many videos on how to fix dropped stitches but yours was the one with the clearest explanation and I’ve actually just fixed a dropped stitch for the first time. Thank you!!
This video was so helpful! Thank you for saving me so much time and stress, I really appreciate how well you’ve explained everything❤
Thank you. Thats so useful. I have always stopped my work and redone it if i have a tucked or dropped stitch. this will save so much time :)
Thank you so much! You saved me so much time. I used to restart the project each time I had a dropped stitch.
Thank you So much. I have been ripping my work out over and over again because of these dropped stitches.
You're so welcome! 😀🧶
Thank you so much! I have a knitting machine ordered but I wanted to learn how to fix tucked and dropped stitches before I start. Your tutorials are AMAZING.
I now have confidence that I will be able to handle these stitch issues thanks to you.
That’s really great to hear! With a little bit of practice and patience you’ll quickly master these machines I promise :)
Excellent! I just get my machine, and was getting so frustrated undoing work because of tucked stitches. Thank you!
It’s a pleasure! X
Thank you, very clear directions on fixing these problems
I just frogged a scarf 150 rows in because of these tucked and dropped stitches. I wish I would've seen this video before doing so 😂 I was so frustrated
REALLY helpful video - a lifesaver infact. Thank you so much.
Only tutorial I’ve seen that actually helped me fix my dropped stitch!! Thank you!
Thank you so much! I'm hoping my first Addi gets delivered today. Your video was very informative, thank you very much!
Just found your video. This is the best visual description of what a tucked and dropped stitch looks like at the needle level of the machine! And your way of ‘reknitting’ the column is indeed quicker than what I’ve been doing. Thank you so much.
You are so welcome!
Thanks. Have a new sentro machine for the 2nd time (because of the price), but it does drop stitches every few rows. This video will help immensely. Thank you.
Thank you so much. I just received my 22 pin sentro knitting machine and I am waiting on my 48 pin to arrive. Really excited. Great video
This has been the easiest to understand! Thanks so much
I am so glad I found your video. This is extremely helpful unlike so many other videos I've watched so far.
Thank you!
Great tutorial, glad I kept looking and found this one. I had a few of these oops and started the whole hat over 3 times. So now I have a clear understanding of how to fix it before all goes south. Thank you, today is Sunday early morning June 05,2022.
Thank you so much for the lovely comment! I’m so happy it helped you 🥰
Best video I've seen, can actually start a project now 😊
Yay! 🥳
Thank you so much for this video! I recently got a sentro and dropped a stitch while making a hat - I thought all hope was lost because I’ve read many reviews about the sentro constantly dropping stitches, and feared that I’d wasted my money and would need to start my project all over. I followed your instructions and now I can’t even tell I dropped a stitch 😊 best tutorial, you are amazing! ❤
Glad it was helpful!
Oh this is soooo helpful. I’ve had sooooo many dropped stitches and have started over from scratch. This will help so much more.
Glad it was helpful! 😀🧶
Just a note to say that this video was very helpful in me learning how to fix mistakes on my knitting machine. Though I have a Sentro, the mechanics are pretty much the same. I watched several videos and found this one to be the most informative. I knew about dropped stitiches but had never heard of a tucked stitch. So I learned what it was before i even started using my machine. So when I did start, I was able to recognize my tucked stitches thanks to your video. Thank you!!!🧶🧶
What ❤a great instructional video! You describe the when, why, and how to fix! thank you for your clear instructions. Great tips and tricks as well. I am continually learning about These circular knitting machines! Thank you for all you do for us
Thanks so much. have had to abandon 2 projects because of dropped stitches. This was of immense help.
😀 I’m so glad it helped!
Thank you for sharing your video and tutorial. It's excellent.
I needed this tutorial today. Keeping control of the other stitches to make sure they don’t fall off saved me a lot of frustration. I have just waited to finish and then fix all the stitches at one time. Thank you. Btw, A latch hook works much better than a crochet hook to rebuild the stitches.
I’m glad it helped :)
Omg thank you so much for this video...... I just started trying to use a sentro 48 pin, and even dropped down to a light weight yarn (level 3) and I as 1/3 of the way done when I dropped two stitches and restarted. I appreciate you so much for this help....
It’s a pleasure! Glad it helped! 😀
Thank you for the detailed video helps me out a lot…
Thank you so much for your easy explanation! I’ve always been afraid to fix it, and ripped the whole thing out. You’re a lifesaver!!
Yay! That makes me so happy to hear!
Excellent tutorial!!! Thanks for taking the time to explain and show us how to repair.
You're welcome! 🧶😀
Excellent explanation and demonstration. Thank you very much!
By far best video for best technique to fix a tucked stitch!
Thank you so much :-)
thank you
Thanks for the tutorial. I dropped so many and had to start over.
Thank you for this. I always give up and redo the whole thing, your video made it finally click on how to fix these!
I’m so happy it helped! Happy Knitting 😀🧶
A fellow knitter sent me your video link. I’m so grateful! ❤
You’re welcome! 🧶😀
This was great. Thank you, saves me so much time
Thank you!!! I am new to Addi and I was getting frustrated starting over. This video has saved me loads of time! Thanks!!! I will be sure to watch all your videos 🙂
Thank you so much for this video! I just bought a sentro and was starting from scratch for about 3 times before I saw this video. For some reason I get tucked stitches only. No more frogging my work, this is the answer! Happy holidays! 🎄
Happy Holidays to you too! 🎅🏻🎅🏻
Thank you so much! ❤ This was nice and easy to help me show my daughter how to fix her drop stitches! We have subscribed! ❤
Thank you for sharing.
That was soooo helpful!!
I just took my whole project off the machine and unraveled it because I didn't know how to fix😢
Thank you, thank you thankyou
And thank you for such a close up😁😁😁
You’re welcome! 🥰
I thank you so much for this video it saved me I almost pull out my whole project...but I learned from you thnx soo so much
Thank you. Your technique actually works.
That was just what I needed! I was tearing everything apart and getting so frustrated. Thank you, thank you!
You’re welcome! 😀
this is amazing and so clear! thankyou!
Amazing thank you. I can now keep my hair and half size ZZ Top Bead. I got drafted in to fixing my GF's Aunt's Sentro she got for Xmas like 2 years ago now. She had some on at the nursing home assembly it. They did not install the suction cups correctly and while she tried to us it she ended up losing all the cups. He mounted the cups in the V of the foot and not in the hole where is should be. Because of C19 I could not get the parts to fix it. Finally got parts and fixed the feet/legs so it would not move around. While figuring out the parts thing I was shopping GoodWill/thrift store for yarn for her to do what she does with yarn. She knows how to do this stuff by hand. I had already gave her the yarn I had found before getting the parts. I thought he might of made something with it. The yarn I bought was still in the bag. so I brought the yarn home and stared mucking with the SENTRO. There was a green yarn that I though would make a great Beanie for me. Blood machine seemed to like a 140 count Benie but when I casted of I found dropped stitches in a section of it. Otherwise everything else is great. The yarn had no label so I have no sepec's. I will tell you the biggest tensition hole on the sentro was the most fitting. JAT With my 2 years with this machine should I start my own RUclips channel. Maybe The Sentro Man. PS: I have tips and tricks that I have not seen on over 500 video's I have watched about the Sentro that could be transferable to the Addi. Thanks for reading. I have been on an adventure with this toy.
Thanks Laurelin I'm still fairly new to the knitting machine, didn't even know you were on here doing circular knitting, first video that came up when I got fed up of ripping work back 😂 very informative & easy to follow 🎉🎉🎉
Thanks!! 😀🧶
Thanks a lot! Ive sped last night on restarting again and again. Felt disappointed and hopeless(. No more again with your awesome video❤️
This was so helpful thank you very much - you saved me redoing over 40 rows 👋
I’m so glad it helped! 🧶😀
@@SnufflebeanYarn my sentro skipped another stitch now im checking the video again hehe thanks 🙏
Thank you for explaining this so well it will really help me
Very clear and helpful instruction. Thanks so much! This is going to make me much more confident and productive. (:
Hi this is really useful my machine seems to be dropping stitches all the time. But I can't seem to get the wool weight right it doesn't matter what I use it misses stitches. The only thing I can get to work it fine baby wool but that's no good as I want to make an adult hat so they are coming up too small and look all stretched. I'm about to give in!!!
Dropping stitches is mainly down to tension, I find a 4 weight yarn (aran / worsted) works well, and taking it slowly in the beginning. Unlike what a lot of people think these machines do take some practice to get the hang of :) keep going and you’ll crack it! 🥰
I got some wool that I thought was aran but it's not working so it must be the wrong one. 🤷♀️
Often it’s not the yarn it’s the person with the machine, and I mean that in a nice way. Where are you based and I’ll reccomend a yarn that I know is forgiving in the machine :)
I'm based in Scotland. :)
Paintbox Aran, Stylecraft Special Aran and Papatya Super Stitch (which I sell) all behave quite well in the machines.
Thank you for this, got a machine, not used to knitting at all and stupid machine or me kept dropping the stitch. I've restarted so many times. Now I don't have to. Thank you
Thank you so much . I have try to fix drop stitches with little success. I think I can now fix them. Ann from Va.
I really hope you master fixing them Ann 🥰
Brilliant video. Thanks!
It’s a pleasure! 😀
This video is a literal life saver!
You made this incredibly easy to understand - hoping its as easy as it looks!
Thank you! This happens often especially when going fast and I had been doing it wrong to fix the stitch.
Glad it helped!
Thank you so much for your video. You just saved me from taking apart my work! You explained how to fix the stitches very well. 😊
I did it!!! Thank you for making this so easy 🙏❤️
Wow, this is just what I needed to know! Many thanks!! I have been tearing out and reknitting whenever I have a dropped stitch or a tucked stitch. Tucked stitches seem to happen when there is too little tension. What causes dropped stitches? It seems to happen in the first few rows if it is going to happen.
I don’t think there’s a definitive reason, but I’ve definitely found I used to also get dropped stitches when my tension wasn’t consistent, it would ping off the hook as it was knitting it.
My drop stitches always happen in the last few rows and I have to pull my work of and start again not anymore though thanks to this video.😂
Thank you! Thank you! Thank you! This helps so much! I think I’ll give my knitting machine another try! 😁
Please do! It takes a bit of practice to understand the quirks they have but then they’re addictive and fun!
Thank you so much for this, I've already restarted 4 times before I looked this up
You're very welcome! 🧶😀
Omg thank you so much for making this video, you saved me from having a complete meltdown 😭 very easy to follow
I’m glad meltdowns were averted! 🥰
Thank you for your service 🙏 🫡 saving time, yarn and my patience 😂😌❤