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Do you have one for picking up a dropped garter stitch? I’ve dropped stitches, discovered them, picked them up but did it wrong, so it looks like a stockinette patch vs a garter repair. By the time I realized I was wrong, I was past the spot and unwilling to fix my bad repair.
You can correct garter stitch dropped stitches by how you pull each ladder through the loop. Pull it from the back on the Ks, and from the front (to the back) on the Ps. You have to keep alternating to get it to match the rest of the stitches.
Do you have one for picking up a dropped garter stitch? I’ve dropped stitches, discovered them, picked them up but did it wrong, so it looks like a stockinette patch vs a garter repair. By the time I realized I was wrong, I was past the spot and unwilling to fix my bad repair.
Comment by Feisty Irish Wench — March 15, 2010 @ 1:31 pm
You can correct garter stitch dropped stitches by how you pull each ladder through the loop. Pull it from the back on the Ks, and from the front (to the back) on the Ps. You have to keep alternating to get it to match the rest of the stitches.
Hope that helps!
Comment by s t a c i — March 15, 2010 @ 1:39 pm