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picking stitches
I'm working on afghan, the patterns is from MASSON DIXIE book and is
all done on garter stitch. I discovered to my chagring that I have "lost" a stich about 5 rows back. I have always been able to pick up the stitches with a crochet hook. But when I tried to do it on garter stitch it comes out as if I had knitted stockinette stitch. Anyone has an idea what I'm doing wrong? Thanks Nancy |
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picking stitches
Insert your crochet hook from the other side
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picking stitches
CHEX wrote:
Insert your crochet hook from the other side ... every other row. Or, pick up a stitch on the knit side, then put the bar in front of that stitch and twist your hook so you pick it up upside down. sue |
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