💥 Tip to make Your knitting Easier! 👍 #knitting #knit #knittingtips

[clairemcclellan]

I've been knitting since 1967 and i never knew this! So much easier than tearing out.

[NikkiDoesStufff]

This is the most helpful short I’ve ever watched. You have no idea how helpful this is. Not knowing how to undo a mistake in knitting is the reason I prefer crochet. Thank you!!!

[Wormzzzzz]

You just blew my mind. God bless you. You've saved me so much time and hand cramps 😢

[tootsiequilt]

Life changing! I hate making a mistake in knitting because I can't frog it like I can with crochet. Now I can! Thank you😊

[witatter]

If you put in lifelines (e.g. thread/yarn ) every x number of rows while you knit, you won’t have to pick up the legs as in the video. When you’re done knitting you just pull the lifelines.

[곡고고-ey]

이런 훌륭한 방법을 모르고, 풀고 난후 코줍느라고 애썻네요. 공유 감사합니다.

[Helena-dyuw]

Thank you very much for showing! I am a knitter and crocheter all my life, learned to crochet from my greatgrandmother, to knit from my grandmother and mother. They were so good at it. Honestly, I did not know that some saving/knitting/crochet techniques disappeared from common knowledge. Really appreciate what you do.

[ioluvskaraoke]

❤ May God bless you! this is the reason I feared knitting and yesterday had to go back 3 rows in my project and did it in such a clumbsy and hard way to get my stitches back, 2 unraveled and almost died hahaha😅 (I'm new to knitting) and now your video! thank u so much! ❤❤❤❤

[VermillionGalaxy_]

If i could give you an award I would. Thank you x1000

[jiluvy]

Wow..I can't believe the day comes when shorts help me 😮
Thank u so

[НатальяПанина-еи]

Метод супер, не знала, буду его использовать, спасибо

[martanascimento]

Que idéia 💡 criativa.
Faço tricô desde menina, sou auto didata, minha mãe não tinha paciência de ensinar, eu só olhava, e saía fazendo.
Obrigada!

[lisa-ldru]

Omg this is the best hack I have ever seen!!!!

[ГусеваЛюдмила-им]

Как оказалось, очень легко и просто🙏💕, благодарю вас

[patrickrwhite]

My Grand mother use to Knit in her sleep. that looks like Knit one Pearl 2. I love that stitch she used to make our mittens for the winter. Thanks for sharing. Larisa! BRAVO HAVE A GREAT DAY. KEEP DOING WHAT YOU LOVE!☺️☺️🌞🌞💖🥰🎩🎹🎵🎶

[jvallas]

Also a good preventive measure - use a tapestry needle threaded with yarn (or thread or basically whatever won't be too thick), & run it through the same way. Now you have a lifeline in *case* something goes wrong. Better to run it through a straightforward row like this than a bunch of detailed lacework, of course.

[opheliamaples]

I've had to do this many times in my knitting life. The technique is known as putting in a life-line. I usually work on larger pieces so I use long thin circular needles so that I can just knit off of it to continue. Or I also use a darning needle and thread to secure the row before ripping/frogging back. However this method is more time consuming because you have to then remount the stitches from the thread back onto the knitting needle before continuing with your knitting.

[diyangeluk]

Omg I feel so lucky to have found this video!!! Thank youuuu❤

[romystumpy]

Ive been knitting for decades, this is brilliant

[sarahlangdon]

I stopped knitting because I couldn’t fix mistakes, this is genius!