For the past month I’ve been carrying around the most perfect fluffy yellow yarn. I can’t show you the yarn just yet – it is a new one for fall – but I can tell you that it is simply fabulous! I finally began playing with the yarn for a special project. The pattern stitch is made up of a series of yarn-overs that create a pretty lace design that’s simple to knit. I’ve been knitting on this project everywhere, which occasionally means distractions. Most often, I’ve looked down at my knitting and realized I forgot a yarn over. Sometimes when this happens I rip back and fix my mistake. Other times, I do a sneaky little trick to make up for my missed yarn over. This is works if you discover you have forgotten a yarn over in the next row. Watch as I demonstrate…
(Shown below from left to right) This would work with Chock, Zircon, or Hantsuki.
Hope this helps in your next project!
Happy Making,
Emily
every so often I throw in an extra yarn over … messes up my count on the next row. then I have to fix it. grrr. i’ll forget a yarn over, too, but that’s no biggie.
That extra yarn over is tricky!
Or missing a yo and not noticing it for a couple of rows!
Great fix thanks
Thank you for making this tutorial. Very helpful. Clear, direct, and without unnecessary chatter. I appreciate your time and generosity!
Best wishes,
Kimber
Dallas, Texas
Thanks for saving my life (and my knitting)!