…is not like the other. I was cruising along on my seamless raglan cumulus blouse and noticed one of my shoulder increases was a mess. What did I do here? Increase next to the wrong stitch? Knit with the increase leaning the wrong way?
Next question… To ripit or not to ripit? Try to fix it with a crochet hook?
I might try the latter first but it feels a little unwieldy to do so.
Or leave it and pretend I don’t notice it? Nobody else will.
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If it was me I’d fix it one way or another or it would make me twitchy. It would also make me stuff the project in a bag deep in the stash and hum loudly if anyone asked me where it went:)
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I think almost every garment I’ve made has some kind of mistake. But I usually try to fix or conceal it in some way so it isn’t noticeable. I’ll try to fix it and see where it leads.
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I would ignore it and assume no one would see it.
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I like your approach.
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You could just go down the stitches in those sections and fix without reknitting it all, I’ve done that with a wrong leaning increase. You need a crochet hook and another set of needles same size.
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Thanks! I’ve done it before but not quite as far in. I’ll give it a go!
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I either leave it if I think it’s not noticeable or take it apart to that point and re-do it 😂
I think I will try the crochet hook fix next time…
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If the stitch counts are good, see if you can’t fudge something and keep going!
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I think i Would RIP it as it is not too far along. But you do what you do!!! Happy choices
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I would try fixing it first, but would have to undo it if that didn’t work. I’m afraid I’m a bit OCD about mistakes in knitting. 🙂
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