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Hello all, 

Because the excitement never stops around here, this time around I'm taking a look at dropped stitches, all kinds. In open work, in closed work, in garter stitch, at the selvedge - if you've dropped it, I'm telling you how to pick it up. (I don't think I missed any possibilities, but let me know.) 

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In a few days I'll be working on another Q&A video, and I'm happy to take questions in the comments below - all questions are fair game and ideas for new videos are welcome too, if you like. 

See you soon, 

Steph




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Anonymous

Also! How about a little discussion about the best practices for not splitting yarn that is loosely plied, or single-ply. I have thoughts, but would like to hear yours.

Anonymous

Thanks Steph, this video saved my knitting sanity. I’m knitting a pair of socks with a twisted rib cuff. Knitting a K1,P1 rib I find tedious, but when I have to K the knit stitch TBL, it just tests the bounds of my sanity (over exaggeration here yk?). So when I was slowly inching my way towards the end of my cuff, I noticed about halfway through the cuff, I’d done something weird - no idea what I’d done, but I was resigned to having to rip the whole cuff out. Then I remembered this video and how you showed how not to twist the stitch when hooking back up, and thought that might show me how to pick up the twisted rib sts. And do you know , it worked. Thank you, thank you, thank you.