Fixing Knitting Mistakes - Frogging Your Knitting (or Taking Out Multiple Rows)

[@bonngirl]

I am a beginner! This is so helpful. Not understanding what I am looking at is a big problem. This helps so much. I am not around anyone that knits so this is a tremendous help. Especially the mounting of the stitches. Great presentation for those who are new to knitting, and also wanting to learn everything!

[@maggiemay3017]

Ditto...thank you

[@odessa870]

Let me just say, what an absolutely wonderful video on frogging! I'm also a (re-)beginning knitter and the whole topic of fixing stitches and rows is terr-i-fy-ING! This video is just what I needed to help my confidence in this area....excellent audio along with great close-up footage so I could really follow along nicely. You touched on so many great examples of things I've either run into or now feel prepared to handle if I do! Thank you so much for sharing, Mimi......you're a natural at teaching this wonderful craft! 🥰

[@maya-qu5kv]

i dont usually comment on videos but had to give my thanks to the person who saved my project! without this video i would be restaring my project again but got to save it instead. thank you mimi!!!!!

[@virginiawilliams9998]

I'm a new knitter making a garter stitch scarf and noticed a mistake several rows down. I had to put the scarf aside while I figured out how to fix the problem. Today I started looking at how-to videos and fortunately I found yours - it pulled it all together and is by far the best I've seen on taking out several rows - I learned so much I didn't know, including what a properly mounted stitch is supposed to look like and how to fix that dropped stitch that I've already run into while trying to tink a single row (and not very well). Thank you so much for this wonderful lesson!

[@stephanieromanello6620]

Suchhhh a wonderful explanation. New knitter, so excited to finally be getting it. I learned SO much here!!!

[@crescentmu]

THANK YOU! I’m a beginner and have encountered all of these problems on my current project. I was so discouraged… I love how you place so many different oopsies and how to fix them in one quick but detailed video. I feel so much better equipped now!

[@CarlRRogers]

Thank you for helping me feel confident enough to tackle this on my own

[@cee7788]

Thank you so much for your clear, step by step explanation & example! As a beginning knitter, I have watched a number of videos in trying to understand how to fix knitting mistakes. Yours is the first video that I have found that is so very easy for me to understand. It truly is a confidence builder!

[@conniesmith9989]

Hi from Texas. Awesome suggestions. Thank you.

[@RebHugs]

I learnt so much from this video and just leveled up my knit game thank you

[@rooscreativelearningcurve2511]

I am such a beginner and got quite a way into the scarf and messsed up, thank you so much for this! 🤗

OMG!! THANK YOU!!! I'm new to knitting and got and was almost finished with my infinity scarf when I set it down and lost a stitch. Didn't realize until I was about to close it up. I cried 😢 I just knew I would have to start all over 😂😂😂 Thank you!!!

[@rsf6262]

Such a good tutorial - thanks!

[@melissagreenwell9995]

You’re a great teacher ❤ For me, the most confusing part of frogging is the first and last stitch. They’re larger loops and easily twist, so I struggle to tell from which direction to insert the needle. I feel like I missed something when you were demonstrating that last stitch because you dropped it and re-knitted it. It would be much appreciated if you could do another short video, demonstrating how to frog a row, emphasizing the end stitches (and, how to identify where that last stitch is-which loop is the stitch that you’re supposed to pick up).

[@SillySmiley94]

Thank you so much for this video! I'm learning how to knit socks and misunderstood the directions, making them too long. Now I know how to correctly frog it! 💗

[@mjohnson9187]

Thank you for your tutorial. I must say, though, that I rarely succeed in picking up dropped stitches when I have had to rip my work out. I almost always have to start all over again. It becomes very discouraging.

[@tigerosie]

Excellent, clear tutorial, thank you so much.

[@dianaluciani4992]

Excellent!!! Very helpful

[@pasticheknitwear]

I'm so glad!

[@anneshirleyduncan]

Thank you so much! 🌸 I'm trying to knit an asymmetrical shawl. And I keep having to rip them out. I didn't know which was the correct way to add them back on. I had so many twists stitches.

[@moon_magpie]

Thank you so much for this video!!

[@loreenlink7531]

Oh how I wish you’d done just frogging without the extras problems. Too much all at once for beginner me.