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Hi Staci,
This is another great technique.
Thanks Staci!
Staci,
Oh this is awesome….I never “got” how to do this before…..thanks a bunch!
Betty
Thanks, I needed this.
Extremely helpful. I never knew how to do this either. Great tutorial. Thanks.
Your a good teacher!
Great tip. Will use this much!
Very clearly explained, thanks Staci.
Hi Staci,
I love your patterns and tutorials!
How would you go about fixing dropped stitches with kfb or tinking with kfb or yo?
Thanks for any help you might provide.
Nini
Nini – thank you for the note. I don’t have a video on this technique, but you can do it. Just study the way that the kfb/kfb-yo look in the work, and when you drop the stitch, you need to recreate what you see. It isn’t easy – I often choose to rip back, rather than fuss with something that might not end up looking that great when it’s finished. But it’s probably worth a try, if the other choice is to rip back a lot of stitches. Good luck!
S t a c i
Staci,
Just had a real struggle with correcting a couple of edge stitches on a garter stitch scarf. Gave me fits! Might you be willing to do a video on that technique?
stacy, you make everything a cinch! Thank you!