Flosstube 2023 - First Half of January

[@lmiller8337]

On your sweater you can go back and do an embroidery stitch over the top of your knitting called a duplicate stitch. There are many KZbin videos on how to do this and it will look like you never forgot those stitches. Also you could "ladder" out those knit stitches back to the problem stitches and redo just that stitch, it is like fixing a dropped stitch, it will be a little tight but you can probably block it out and it will look ok again.

[@mandysetterfield415]

Yes, this is how I’d do it Erin. Either that or a chunky crochet hook and a spare bit of yarn and crochet the V’s back in. X

[@barbarawallin6162]

Woohoo! She’s back! So happy! I like the floss you chose for Peace On Earth. It looks great. You accomplished so much stitching. That fabric is fantastic!

[@jeantruckey1502]

Nice to see you again, Erin.

[@debbiechittick4755]

Aww. I’ve missed your videos. Glad you have created more content.

[@allcrossedupx4158]

Yay for vlog style floss tubes!

[@terrilane2140]

I'm so happy you are back!

[@judithcornelissen8764]

Love that you are back Missed you

[@natalee948]

Those stickers are awesome! So, is the stitching /vlogs. Thanks!

[@suegonzalez6811]

Love your stitching and that your plan is working with your life. Glad you are back and the new format is wonderful. The knitting is nice as well.

[@melissa.lilred]

Lovely colours of the linens and wool. xx It was nice of you to explain how you are stitching your full coverage. Thank you

[@MandyParker]

Happy birthday to Becca!

[@thesimplestitch946]

That fabric is beautiful, I think I drooled a little bit. Love every project you showed, Susan.

[@linettewright8570]

Love the vlog style videos. I think your eye will complete the line.

[@emilywells869]

Great to see your stitching again! I think your sweater looks fine as it is- maybe you could call that bit a design feature? Happy stitching!

[@susanhernandez7770]

Don’t tink your sweater! It is beautiful. I love your little videos keeping us in the loop. I really missed you last year. You are doing some great stitching.❤

[@christinaharris9853]

I loved this format! I was excited to see you post a video 🙂

[@lisashults1676]

I definitely missed you during your absence! Flosstube episodes keep me sane since my husband's passing and is mostly my social contact while I learn to live life alone again! Keep them coming 🪡🧵

[@cathybehle-ernst5796]

Loved your excitement when you were opening up the fabric pkg. No, don't rip out on the sweater.

[@CC-hc6bl]

For the knitting - you can just do a chain stitch on top to join the gap

[@karinmonnich3310]

Love all your progress on your wips. Just to let you know that the images were mirrored. Happy stitching!

[@clotheslinecraftscaroline2446]

I would duplicate stitch over the top of those missing slip stitches to fill in the line. Lovely to catch up x

[@CaraDayhoff]

I'm so glad you're back. Love to follow your progress on your projects.

[@nkliewer2]

Your sweater is beautiful! I would definitely not rip it out to fix the stitches you missed slipping, but I would definitely drop that stitch down and fix it. Just drop down to the first stitch you missed slipping, and pick up every other stitch on your way back up. Super easy!

[@shananwoods8043]

I agree with others that you can fix the sweater without ripping out those rows. You’ll need to drop down that stitch to fix it. I can help if you need it, I screw up my knitting all the time so I am kind of an expert. 😂

[@GGKCSPodcastFlossTube]

I would frog those rows and reknit them With it on the front, it would bother me. Love the colour!

[@MaximumCrossStitchPowerHourEll]

Yay! You’re making such good progress! Wipgo is a great plan. Happy Stitching to you!

[@cherylportnoy398]

IM a knitter and that space would bug me. That being said, it’s your sweater and only your opinion matters! I also think there is probably an easier fix that ripping it out…but I never have the patience to look for tutorials so I rip and do it again…better for my brain 😂😂

[@CandaceK]

There are lots of good tips below. DON"T RIP OUT ALL THOSE ROWS!! Just drop down that row and fix it.

[@FirnMamaMakes]

I wonder if you could duplicate stitch on your sweater to fill in the line and just puff that tiny section up a bit.

[@trishmcgoogan3921]

Someone already mentioned it but I would take a needle and your yarn and do a duplicate stitch over those few stitches you missed.

[@kayinthecave]

I don't think people's minds will fill in that missed bit of kints there. It might even call more attention to your stomach area because people will be looking at it trying to figure out why it doesn't look right. I agree with L Miller that you can ladder down to fix the stitching, there are several good youtube tutorials on how to do that. If you don't want to do that, then yes, pull back. I'm sorry, not the answer you were hoping to hear.

[@CriminallyCreative1]

In general, I agree that most people will visually fill in the line and not really notice the absence of the slipped stitch. Generally I'm in the fudge it and call it a design feature camp, but since it's right on the front, I think it would bother me. I'm not sure I quite followed what you said you were supposed to do exactly, but if you were supposed to slip a stitch and then make 1, if you actually knitted the stitch you should have slipped, then you should have enough yarn in that area to just drop down those couple of stitches the necesarry number of rows and do it correctly, without having to rip out the entire rows. Even if it's a little tight, it will all even out when you wash and block it. But if you don't think it will bother you in the long run then by all means let it be.

[@melissaj8384]

No way! It's Erin again. Yay! Of course we missed you. 6 & 10 were called for WIPGO

[@KristisCorner]

It was so nice to catch up! I just ordered some of Jodi’s linen and I’M SO EXCITED TO GET IT! 👓👓👓💙

[@jimmyjonesshipman9454]

I think you will be okay on the sweater if you don't go and take it all out. The only thing I can think of will it make a difference when it is washed? I just bought some yJimmy Jones Shipman I think you will be okay on the sweater if you don't go and take it all out. The only thing I can think of will it make a difference when it is washed? I just bought some & needles.

[@jnettee3717]

You are recording in mirror mode 😊