thank you so much! im doing a blanket and i thought i was going to have to unravel luckly i found your video and it looks as if i never made a mistake :D u saved me a whole bunch of time
Hi, i have a 2x2 ribbing with the first and last stitch all knitted knitwise to get a garter stitch border. Now i have dropped stitch at the edge! how do i fix that?
@relligence Yikes! Most of the time now I use slip stitch edges so it's easier to fix. But to answer your question, I'm going to direct you to another place. I will tell you though that it's a bit complicated since the end stitches are almost knotted when an row ends and begins again with a knit stitch. Scroll down to the heading: "CORRECTING EDGE ERRORS when the fabric has an ORDINARY SELVEDGE" at this website: techknitting.blogspot.com/2007/10/fixing-errors-at-sides-edges-of-your.html
Absolutely the best tutorial I have seen for garter stich dropped stich repair!!!
Thank you for the narrative also!! I had to watch this about 5 times to finally "get it" though..... not because of the video but because I am a slow learner ;)
Wow. Thank you so much for posting this. I watched another video using knitting needles to fix a dropped garter stitch and had to watch it over 10 times and even then I wasn't fixing it right. Very confusing. I watched your video ONCE and got it immediately. Sooooo much easier using a crochet hook. Thank you!
You are so helpful! I am 13 years old and me and my friend stared a business. Im in the middle of a order and i droped the stitch!!! I started crying because i though it had to start all over. But know i know that!! THANKS! You saved my scarf
Thank you so much for the dropped stitch videos. I was doing okay fixing dropped stitches in stockinette stitch, but having a really hard time doing the same in garter stitch. I always ended up having to rip out a big mess!
I am embedding your videos in my blog 4/19 and linking to your channel. I hope lots of people check out your videos!
This is such a big help. I was knitting a pillow for my daughter, and I am a new knitter. I realized I had dropped a stitch. I have learned how to fix a dropped stitch in stockinette stitch, but the garter stitch confuzzled me. This is such a great help, and now I won't have to unravel it all to fix it. Thank you very much for posting this.
Thanks so much for making this video. I've referred to it a few times (since I can't seem to remember this easy way to do this).
cnt100 11 hours ago
thank you so much! im doing a blanket and i thought i was going to have to unravel luckly i found your video and it looks as if i never made a mistake :D u saved me a whole bunch of time
steponme1371 1 week ago
Fascinating. Thank you SO much for posting this! :D
VincaLeaf 2 weeks ago
I accidentally twisted a stitch in garter and wanted to drop down to fix it. Looks great! Thank you for the quality video.
Sewmakeone 4 months ago
THANK YOU!! Your video was SO helpful!!
1HappyGramma 11 months ago
You have the best explanation of this out there in the knitting world....thank you thank you thank you!
kkowalski99 1 year ago
Hi, i have a 2x2 ribbing with the first and last stitch all knitted knitwise to get a garter stitch border. Now i have dropped stitch at the edge! how do i fix that?
relligence 1 year ago
@relligence Yikes! Most of the time now I use slip stitch edges so it's easier to fix. But to answer your question, I'm going to direct you to another place. I will tell you though that it's a bit complicated since the end stitches are almost knotted when an row ends and begins again with a knit stitch. Scroll down to the heading: "CORRECTING EDGE ERRORS when the fabric has an ORDINARY SELVEDGE" at this website: techknitting.blogspot.com/2007/10/fixing-errors-at-sides-edges-of-your.html
MarleneD1216 1 year ago
Hi,
Thank you so much for your wonderful video - it's so clear and precise.
super0chick 1 year ago
Brilliant, you have saved me from having to rip back. The best explanation I've seen anywhere!
partyvirgin 1 year ago
Thank you so much. I've never been able to understand the instructions in my book on how to fix a dropped stitch on pearl. You made it look so easy!!
jarcher114 1 year ago
Absolutely the best tutorial I have seen for garter stich dropped stich repair!!!
Thank you for the narrative also!! I had to watch this about 5 times to finally "get it" though..... not because of the video but because I am a slow learner ;)
hipflygirl 1 year ago
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hipflygirl 1 year ago
Wow. Thank you so much for posting this. I watched another video using knitting needles to fix a dropped garter stitch and had to watch it over 10 times and even then I wasn't fixing it right. Very confusing. I watched your video ONCE and got it immediately. Sooooo much easier using a crochet hook. Thank you!
beansnboos 1 year ago
You are so helpful! I am 13 years old and me and my friend stared a business. Im in the middle of a order and i droped the stitch!!! I started crying because i though it had to start all over. But know i know that!! THANKS! You saved my scarf
Reneec3343 1 year ago
@Reneec3343 I'm so glad it helped you out! Good luck with your business :)
MarleneD1216 1 year ago
Thank you so much for the dropped stitch videos. I was doing okay fixing dropped stitches in stockinette stitch, but having a really hard time doing the same in garter stitch. I always ended up having to rip out a big mess!
I am embedding your videos in my blog 4/19 and linking to your channel. I hope lots of people check out your videos!
clovisclair 1 year ago
This is such a big help. I was knitting a pillow for my daughter, and I am a new knitter. I realized I had dropped a stitch. I have learned how to fix a dropped stitch in stockinette stitch, but the garter stitch confuzzled me. This is such a great help, and now I won't have to unravel it all to fix it. Thank you very much for posting this.
RazzyDiane 1 year ago
THANKS, exactly what i needed.
sassmima 1 year ago
AWESOME!! That is such a huge help. Thank you so very much for posting this!
mamajnsn 2 years ago
Just what I was looking for. Thanks!
blondemommy 2 years ago
very helpful ,thanks a lot!
ancapatalau 2 years ago