Frogging in Crochet: How to Undo Your Work Like a Pro

Welcome to our comprehensive guide on 'Frogging in Crochet,' where we unravel the mystery of undoing your crochet work. Whether you're a beginner or a seasoned crocheter, this video is an invaluable resource for learning how to skillfully and efficiently 'frog' or undo your crochet stitches.
In this tutorial, you'll discover:
- What is Frogging? A clear explanation of what frogging means in the world of crochet and why it's a crucial skill.
- When to Frog: Learn to identify common scenarios where frogging is necessary, such as mistakes in stitch counts or patterns.
- Step-by-Step Guide to Frogging: Follow a detailed walkthrough on how to carefully unravel your work without damaging your yarn.
- Tips and Tricks: Gain insights on how to avoid common pitfalls while frogging and how to make the process smoother.
- Saving Your Yarn: Practical advice on how to preserve the quality of your yarn after frogging, so it can be reused effectively.
Frogging is an essential skill that can turn crochet frustrations into learning experiences. By the end of this video, you'll be equipped with the knowledge to confidently correct your crochet projects, ensuring that every piece you create is just the way you want it.
Remember, every stitch counts, and so does knowing how to undo them! Don't forget to like, share, and subscribe for more crochet tips and tutorials. Happy Crocheting! 🧶🐸
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[@meescha2798]

I NOW look at a row or round when it's done to make sure I can continue. Cried 😢 when found a mistake days after, really end the want to continue when you rip half your work out!

[@denisebrooks8309]

Thousands of times!

[@Joy-TheLazyCatLady]

I don't like the frog term. It's silly. I just pull it all out. 🤷🏻‍♀️ Thank you for the information, dude. Keep up the good work. 😻😻😻

[@Yarnasasecondlanguage]

Thanks for watching!

[@nanakathleen541]

I 🐸 4 rows today because somewhere my stitch count was off . I was positive that I counted them correctly.

[@recycleonwednesdays]

Frogging is actually kind of fun -- if you can emotionally detach.

[@Yarnasasecondlanguage]

Yeah, I’m not there yet 😂

[@lisarepp2401]

Frog 😊😊

[@dragonxslayer67]

Frog is a very nice word - used by crocheters that would otherwise use very NSFKs especially when you discovered the error oh-so-many rows down on your project!😁 I'm one of them! Yes, guilty on soooo many occasions, you think I learn my lesson? Nope!🤭

[@rockinrobin1007]

If I skip a DC waaaaay back, many rows, I have figured out how to add a DC afterwards. I missed 2 in a filet blanket in like row 20 after I finished. I fixed it and it’s not noticeable if you aren’t an investigating crocheter. Lol. 🐸🐸🐸🐸🐸

[@Yarnasasecondlanguage]

Great tip!

[@valeriegriffith3415]

I had to frog a queen size blanket, the mistake was four rows down,I was so upset, I put it down and didn't go back to it for 6 months,lol

[@marmax2]

I’m a frogger too

[@daniellerochester82]

I've done that more times than I can count

[@Gloria_Diaz]

Frogging is as integral to crochet as making a slip knot. It’s part of the process. No matter how long you’ve been crocheting! You may not have to do it often, but you will have to do it.

[@Yarnasasecondlanguage]

Exactly

[@vickiscales3755]

🐸👑

[@80sgma10]

It's only 9 am and I've already frogged twice!

[@Yarnasasecondlanguage]

Nothing better than a morning frogging! 😆

[@80sgma10]

🤣🤣🤣🤣@@Yarnasasecondlanguage

[@frozenstone1787]

Rabbit rabbit 🐸🐸🐸🐸

[@carolgreen2394]

Frog and tink....I've done both.

[@Yarnasasecondlanguage]

Tink?

[@carolgreen2394]

@Yarnasasecondlanguage knit spelled backwards.

[@kashleys9749]

I learned/read about that 1(alt.for frogging) a few days ago & thought 2 myself,I think I like the way this sounds & will use it instead,lol! Funny enuf tho,I learned 2 call it frogging on day 1,but didn't know why. I actually just read something that explained the rip it,rip it thing,like a few mins.b4 I was directed towards & found/watched this video,lol! Now I like the frog name better than I did b4,& still prefer tink over it,but if it's not as well known, maybe I'd be better off sticking to 🐸..

[@carolgreen2394]

@@kashleys9749 I also knit. Tink is a word used for when you go back stitch by stitch.

[@stitchitch7010]

🐸 🐸

[@findingteresa8524]

🐸🐸🐸

[@LGoodwillie]

Frog!! 🐸

[@Yarnasasecondlanguage]

It’s a love hate relationship lol!

[@kashleys9749]

I frog all day every day it seems like. But in my defense,I'm still fairly new/still learning 2 crochet & practicing a lot..The main problem is that I have ADD combined w/a really annoying OCD/perfectionism thing going on as well. Maybe I picked the wrong hobby or skill 2 learn,lol!

[@Yarnasasecondlanguage]

You picked up the perfect hobby! I bet your projects look great!

[@MsMichele16]

I just had to frog dish cloth back one row. I was talking and misread the pattern. I had to frog back one row.

[@Yarnasasecondlanguage]

Oh no!

[@michelecenter3921]

Ribbit...ribbit...😉

[@KrissD.]

Frog 🐸 Ribbit Ribbit 🐸

[@jeanebelleavoine3591]

I've had to frog

[@cherylashley6228]

Frog. Many times😂

[@karenaly5586]

Frog 😂

[@lovestocrochet3110]

Too many times to count. 😂