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This is a familiar sight to all knitters. A dropped stitch! But don't worry, there's an easy fix to get you back on track!
Step 1: Get your crochet hook grab that stitch!
Step 2: Insert the crochet hook from the front towards the back. Each bar above the dropped stitch is a row that has been dropped. Here the stitch has been dropped three rows.
Step 3: Using the crochet hook, pick up the bar closest to the dropped stitch.
Step 4: Pull the bar through the stitch. Now there are only two bars above the stitch left to pick up!
Repeat Steps 3 and 4 until you have picked up all the bars.
Once you've finished picking up your dropped stitch it's important that you put it back on the needle correctly. Put the right leg in the front, and the left leg in the back.
Now you are ready to continue knitting!
Even the most experienced knitters drop stitches from time to time, and knowing how to get yourself going again is an invaluable skill.
Please share this technique with others, and let us know of other techniques you'd like us to demonstrate!
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Do you feel lost when it comes to picking out your first knit sweater pattern? This week, Kelley shared her favorite sweater patterns during Technique Tuesday. These patterns all feature minimal seaming, have detailed instructions, and have lots of completed projects on Ravelry!
Kelley has knit the Brick Sweater several times, and has decided to knit it again with all our Technique Tuesday viewers! Grab some worsted weight yarn and join us for this informal knit along.
Kjirstine Prickett
October 05, 2016
Thanks for your input, Carolyn! I will suggest the garter stitch version to the staff who put this post together.