Knitting: Alternatives for correcting a mistake in your work 5 Articles

by Rachelle de Bretagne

We all make mistakes in our knitting. No matter how experienced the knitter is, circumstance invites disaster every time we put our knitting down to do something else. It may not be our fault, and no matter whether the fau...read more

by Rebecca Miller

Find a mistake in your knitting? Don't panic! You may not have to rip back all your hard work. There are safer, faster ways of correcting a mistake, even one that's several rows down. Put down that bottle and try picki...read more

by Irene Moran

There's simply no denying it. It's a hole! You've turned it to the left, turned it to the right, tried to convince yourself it was a moment of loose tension; but no. There it is staring you in the face, taunting you and m...read more

by Cindy Hartzell

Rip it! Just like in the fairy tales, every knitting gal has had to kiss a few frogs from time to time. But I said rip it, not "ribbit." Chances are you have found mistakes and had to rip out some of your work to go bac...read more

by Linda Ann Nickerson

KNIT-WITS, NEVER FEAR! There you go, knitting along happily. You count your stitches correctly. You knit and purl contentedly, just as the patterns instructs you to do. After completing several rows in the current ya...read more