How to do a repair.
My project got caught on some velcro, and it pulled the yarn for some 20 stitches.
Fortunately, the yarn didn't break.
With a fine crochet hook, gently find how the loop is placed. Do not twist it, and pull a bit on the fabric to see where you need to be.
It looks like the stitches aren't even missing, but further into the video, you can see the stitch open up a tiny bit.
You need to really pull on the yarn, yet gently, to make the stitches as big as they used to be. And here that's pretty small.
Once you get to the end there is still room for adjustments.
This will NOT sort itself out after blocking without this repair.
This was filmed in real time. If it had been more stitches or if the yarn had been broken, then I would frog (unravel) the entire bit.
This less than 10 minute repair made sure I can continue, without any risk of dropping stitches.
Perhaps try it in a swatch.
Have A Fine Knit.
M
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Pattern: Lund, here knitting for the square version.
2mm needles and 2/56 Cashmere Silk by Colourmart