[MarilynKnits]

I subscribe to the Knit and Crochet Today emails from Creative Knitting Magazine. Today I received a mail with valuable information on frogging. It is an excellent illustrated tutorial I wanted to share with you.

http://www.creativeknittingmagazine.com/newsletters.php?mode=article&article_id=4156&key=KDNL

 

[mkrott]

Great read, thanks for sharing this!

 

[Jeannie2009]

Thank you. Previously I read in their magazine how to check armhole decreases. These simple tips are so helpful.

 

[MarilynKnits]

Thank you. Previously I read in their magazine how to check armhole decreases. These simple tips are so helpful.

I have learned some great techniques from their newsletter. It is worth signing up to receive. Things like the jogless join and all the ways to "make 1" among others.

 

[3SpoiledPups]

Good to know - thanks so much :thumbup:

 

[CTSDSS5]

TY for sharing that! I already do that technique, but a tutorial showing me just how to do it is priceless!!!

 

[dragonfly7673]

The only thing I do different is instead of threading waste yarn through with a tapestry needle, I'll thread a smaller size circular needle through those stitches. I let the stitches hang off the cable part of the circular while I rip and then I can knit right off that needle without any transferring

 

[mkrott]

The only thing I do different is instead of threading waste yarn through with a tapestry needle, I'll thread a smaller size circular needle through those stitches. I let the stitches hang off the cable part of the circular while I rip and then I can knit right off that needle without any transferring

Now THAT is a fab idea!!!

 

[MarilynKnits]

The only thing I do different is instead of threading waste yarn through with a tapestry needle, I'll thread a smaller size circular needle through those stitches. I let the stitches hang off the cable part of the circular while I rip and then I can knit right off that needle without any transferring

Brilliant. Thank you for that hint.

 

[agilitybritts]

Thank you for sharing. I have never thought about putting in an afterthought lifeline before ripping out rows. It is a great idea.