Frogging in knitting

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Frogging is the process of undoing your knitting stitches, by pulling the yarn from your needles and carefully pulling out the stitches. Here is how to do it: 1. Remove the needles. 2. Find the end of the yarn that is connected to the ball. 3. Gently pull on the yarn until you reach the starting point. 4. Start unraveling your work, stitch by stitch or row by row. 5. Repeat as necessary until you have frogged all of your knitting

In this tutorial, I show you a way to rip back your knitting, that's somewhat in between tinking and frogging.

There’s a right way and a wrong way to unravel your knitting. I'll go over three ways to do it so that your knitting is un-twisted and ready to be worked.

OOPS! Have to fix your knitting? Check out this post to learn how to fix a knitting mistake. Stitch Clinic - Practical Lessons in Knitting & Sewing.

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Hey new knitters, are you frogging all the way back to the start every time you make a mistake? Have you heard about lifelines? They can save you so much time and energy! Don't frog everything you've knit and start over. Use a lifeline.

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Frogging crochet is a valuable skill every crocheter needs to know. Learn how to do it in the article below.