I don't use knitting boards, but why do you have to start completely over?
Lisa crafts 62 said:
Lisa crafts 62 said:I was on row 77 of a baby afghan on my knitting board & I caught the finished part on the pegs & pulled out part of one of the rows again the 1st time I was only on row 51 & when I had to frog it I want to cry. Today I got really mad instead. I guess i should not use the knitting board when I have a migraine. the 1st time it took me a week before I could start over but today I wanted to start over as soon as I had finished froging it. I started it over for the 3rd time & hopefully it is the last time.
Sorry you are in pain and it is causing you to rip and start over. Frustration often adds to the pain.Lisa crafts 62 said:I was on row 77 of a baby afghan on my knitting board & I caught the finished part on the pegs & pulled out part of one of the rows again the 1st time I was only on row 51 & when I had to frog it I want to cry. Today I got really mad instead. I guess i should not use the knitting board when I have a migraine. the 1st time it took me a week before I could start over but today I wanted to start over as soon as I had finished froging it. I started it over for the 3rd time & hopefully it is the last time.
Thanks for the link! Think I'll stick to my two needle method.culshafer said:http://www.knittingboard.com/Articles.asp?ID=174
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