How to rip stitches back carefully when knitting #knittingvideo #knittingtutorials #knittingdesign

[kateportsmouth]

I know this video is not new, but I was just thinking yesterday that there’s got to be a better way to go backwards than pulling the needle out and painstakingly picking up the stitches again. Lo and behold this video popped up, thank you!

[Goldenretriever-km]

You are the best teacher for knitting on YouTube! You don’t just skip ahead to the part where the mistake is obvious or whatever there are million videos that all look the same but you will show that extra bit of information that we need

[theMylenne]

Oh my, I always do that wrong... thanks for that easiest advice❤

[Connie-yh]

Thank you so much!!! I can't trek you how many times I've had to tink back and end up having to start all over. I'm amazed!!

[Cestyoo]

Omg thankss so much. I let all my erros in the project because I didn’t know how to undo it and was so afraid to try and lose them all 🥲🥲

[LoneGems]

You can also do the same technique a few rows down. You have to be able to identify the anatomy of the knit stitch and the edge stitches can be hard to identify.

[MeeMaw]

It's what we middle aged call tink tink tink oi vey tink tink tink

[megan]

This confused me so much until I realized you were knitting left handed 😭

[commune]

Me when I do the wrong color stitch, but 50 stictches back.

[beheshtasaya]

Hi all hopefully someone can help me...i have knitted a shawl in continental style..but both edges of the shawl are folded up..and it looks much smaller (narrower) than it is. Any idea how to make it flat??

[Meeia]

I have been doing this wrong the whole time! I literally facepalmed when I saw this. I feel like it’s one of those “duh” things everyone should know just from sheer common sense.

[BüşraYüksel-xx]

Did you share the spelling of this on you tube?