Thank you thank you thank you! I just started using my addi. Ive finished 5 hats, but remade all of them at least once because of a dropped stitch! Please consider yourself hugged by a very grateful viewer! Not a small hug, huge hug!
thanks for this video, dropped stitches are my nightmare. I love the latch hook that's brilliant, sure beats struggling with crotchet hook and loom pick. Especially being new to all this.
I just ordered latch hooks because I haven't been able to fix my dropped stitches with crochet hooks. Thank you! I'm thinking this is gonna be my saving grace!
The latchhook idea is pure genius!!!! Thank you so much. Dropped stitches have been driving me crazy and do-overs are a royal nuisance. Now I can begin to use some of the yarns that were giving me fits. (also, saw your video on how to never have dropped stitches - also great)
I've discovered that if you put the thread not in the thread guide but outside to your left, the dropped stitches are limited, like one or two or none at all. I've completed a project for the first time without dropped stitches. Thanks for the tutorial, I've been practicing while watching this video and I finally figured it out how to repair dropped stitches.
Thank so much for this tutorial. I have 2 machines and dropped a stitch watching your channel helped me fix it. It’s was one of the best explanation I found. Up close and great explanation
You’re very welcome. I have a lot video workshops for these magnificent machines. Addi express and other circular machines free workshops th-cam.com/play/PLE3FIqBXjxr8KCgZZPAPRdCJuR_o7sHAK.html
I am new since early January using Addie. I failed to fix my dropped stitches and would just start over. Your method with the latch hook is brilliant. This works the best IMO! Thank you!
Thank you you have made the best video of all the ones I've watched!! I knit on circular needles and never drop stitches but on this machine I'm dropping them every time at the end taking / casting off
BLESS YOU DEAR LADY! 🤗. I’m about 95 rows in on this project using the Sentro brand on tube setting and dropped a stitch. 😩 Your video is a real lifesaver. Hoping to sale the items made to then get the Addi. 🥰
Thank you! You saved me. I have recently got my knitting machine and I love it. Twice when I have gone to take a hat off, I dropped a stich. UGH I didn't want to start again. I have a couple of latch hooks in my knitting stuff that I never did use but will even with my hand knitting. Thank you thank you!!
I fix all my dropped stitches on the right side. I just have to take the yarn from the holder, but it's easier for me that way than from the left side. Funny, I would sometimes tell myself that I wished I had a latchhook to use, and then remembered that I do have one.😂
Thank you I’m trying my first project and was trying so hard but yes too many dropped stitches but with your help and awesome video tutorial I can work on them and wish for the best.
Oh god you saved me!, I am doing a 2 meter long scarf and I had this mistake just at the end, I was about to make the scarf all over again but with this amazing video I didn’t have to
Thank you sooo much this video saved my life and my project...tgis is my first time using a knitting machine and I finally got the yarn to Cooperate with me and then I wasn't paying attention and saw the dropped stitches I was about to take it all off on Row 116 and start over but I was able to fix my mistake with your video 🥰
Thank you so much for this video. I have a vintage sock knitter, and have dropped a stitch so often and tried unsuccessfully to fix it. This is sooooo helpful
This is wonderful, thank you so much! I received one for Christmas and it really does like certain yarns. I'm so glad I can fix these now as I was getting very frustrated. You did a great job explaining, Thank you
Oh awesome, I was seriously struggling and no other video has shown it just as well as you have. Truly thank you so much! I'm excited again to make hats.
I never knew what that latch hook thing was called or what it was for, tho I did pick one up at a thrift store. Glad I did because both my knitting machines regularly drop stiches and I would keep getting frustrated and start over
It's been a while, I had to watch again. I just noticed that I have those same books. Do you have the full set of Best of Children's? I'm close and have extras of some, but not yet completed ❤
What is the tool called that you use to securing the work at the beginning of the process? I am referring to that pointy thing with the big round ball at the other end.
Can you link the tools? I’m deaf and the captions are not working. I’d like to get myself these tools and watch the video on how to fix my common errors!
What size of latch would you recommend? And do you know the name of the yellow needle thing you use? :) got my own addi king on the way, I just want the right tools.. looks super easy with the tools you use! :)
I really do not know. Got them at secondhand stores. The jellow pin is just a item that came with a children knittingspool. You can use a paperclip. Works as well.
🤗🤗❤️❤️😻😻 Miranda, you just saved me from frogging 250 rows of a project!🙀😻😻🤗 thank you very much!
I had to visit your tutorial again Miranda. So thank you for the quadruple time. Enjoy your day.
Thank you thank you thank you! I just started using my addi. Ive finished 5 hats, but remade all of them at least once because of a dropped stitch! Please consider yourself hugged by a very grateful viewer! Not a small hug, huge hug!
🥰. I can feel it! You are very welcome! Enjoy crafting and stay safe! With lots off love from Holland! 👋👋
@@MaakhetmetMiranda 😊 you stay safe too! Much love from Pennsylvania USA
thanks for this video, dropped stitches are my nightmare. I love the latch hook that's brilliant, sure beats struggling with crotchet hook and loom pick. Especially being new to all this.
I love using the latch hook! Thank you for saving my 300 row tube Miranda. So grateful for your instructions. I have learned so much from you. ❤
I just ordered latch hooks because I haven't been able to fix my dropped stitches with crochet hooks. Thank you! I'm thinking this is gonna be my saving grace!
Great! 👍 Thank you
The latchhook idea is pure genius!!!! Thank you so much. Dropped stitches have been driving me crazy and do-overs are a royal nuisance. Now I can begin to use some of the yarns that were giving me fits. (also, saw your video on how to never have dropped stitches - also great)
Best video I have ever seen on the method. Thank you so very very much.
You’re very welcome!
I've discovered that if you put the thread not in the thread guide but outside to your left, the dropped stitches are limited, like one or two or none at all. I've completed a project for the first time without dropped stitches. Thanks for the tutorial, I've been practicing while watching this video and I finally figured it out how to repair dropped stitches.
Fabulous the best explanation I’ve seen , thank you 😊
Thank so much for this tutorial. I have 2 machines and dropped a stitch watching your channel helped me fix it. It’s was one of the best explanation I found. Up close and great explanation
You’re very welcome. I have a lot video workshops for these magnificent machines. Addi express and other circular machines free workshops
th-cam.com/play/PLE3FIqBXjxr8KCgZZPAPRdCJuR_o7sHAK.html
Thank you Miranda! Great tutorial.
I am new since early January using Addie. I failed to fix my dropped stitches and would just start over. Your method with the latch hook is brilliant. This works the best IMO! Thank you!
You’re very welcome! Enjoy your machine!
Your tutorials are so logical and easily understood - it suddenly makes sense! Thank you!
You’re very welcome!
Very well explained. Now I see my mistakes!
You’re very welcome. Enjoy your machine!
Thank you you have made the best video of all the ones I've watched!! I knit on circular needles and never drop stitches but on this machine I'm dropping them every time at the end taking / casting off
BLESS YOU DEAR LADY! 🤗. I’m about 95 rows in on this project using the Sentro brand on tube setting and dropped a stitch. 😩 Your video is a real lifesaver. Hoping to sale the items made to then get the Addi. 🥰
Thank you so much! I just fixed my first row of dropped stitches!!!
Great!
You saved my scarf!! I was 300 stitches in and dropped 3 stitches in a row! I almost broke the machine out of frustration. THANK YOU
Great it worked! 😊
Thank you! You saved me. I have recently got my knitting machine and I love it. Twice when I have gone to take a hat off, I dropped a stich. UGH I didn't want to start again. I have a couple of latch hooks in my knitting stuff that I never did use but will even with my hand knitting. Thank you thank you!!
You’re very welcome! Enjoy crafting and stay safe. With love from Holland ❤️
your way looks so much easier than others that i have seen. thank you!
haha. i have just now had to use your method. worked like a charm. thanks for sharing.
I fix all my dropped stitches on the right side. I just have to take the yarn from the holder, but it's easier for me that way than from the left side. Funny, I would sometimes tell myself that I wished I had a latchhook to use, and then remembered that I do have one.😂
Thank you so much for this!!! I just got a latch hook and fixed my current project all because of this video! ❤
Great job!!
Thank you I’m trying my first project and was trying so hard but yes too many dropped stitches but with your help and awesome video tutorial I can work on them and wish for the best.
Very clear directions! Hoping I can do it. Just got my first dropped stitch.
Omg 😲 you are my hero! Thank you so much for this tutorial. This is a game changer!
😉. You’re welcome. Enjoy crafting!
Oh god you saved me!, I am doing a 2 meter long scarf and I had this mistake just at the end, I was about to make the scarf all over again but with this amazing video I didn’t have to
You’re very welcome!!!!
Thank you so much!! This video has solved my main issue with my new knitting machine.
You’re very welcome. Have fun with your magnificent machine!
Thank you for this extremely informative tutorial. Peace, AM
Very well explained ! Thank you!
Superb!!! Thank you!
Very, very nice tutorial! I needed to understand what is happening when my machine knits. This helped a lot! Thank you!
You’re welcome. Have fun and stay safe.
You are my hero! :D Now, I need to get my hands on a latch hook.
Thank you sooo much this video saved my life and my project...tgis is my first time using a knitting machine and I finally got the yarn to Cooperate with me and then I wasn't paying attention and saw the dropped stitches I was about to take it all off on Row 116 and start over but I was able to fix my mistake with your video 🥰
Great! Check out my other videos for more tips and free workshops. th-cam.com/play/PLE3FIqBXjxr8KCgZZPAPRdCJuR_o7sHAK.html
Thank you so much for this video. I have a vintage sock knitter, and have dropped a stitch so often and tried unsuccessfully to fix it. This is sooooo helpful
You’re very welcome!
Thank you nice tutorials keep them coming
Thank u for explaining this.
Best example of how to fix a dropped stitch I’ve seen. Thank you. What size is the latch hook you used please. I will have to order one on Amazon
You have just relieved my stress. I thank you so very much.
And that while I’m waking up. 😂😂😂. You’re very welcome. Have a nice evening! With love from Holland!
Fantastic tutorial, this helped alot.
This is wonderful, thank you so much! I received one for Christmas and it really does like certain yarns. I'm so glad I can fix these now as I was getting very frustrated. You did a great job explaining, Thank you
You’re very welcome. Enjoy crafting and stay safe. With love from Holland!
Thank you now I see I was doing it wrong still learning to use machine
Very helpful be to a new knitter
Oh, thank you so much 🤗
Oh awesome, I was seriously struggling and no other video has shown it just as well as you have. Truly thank you so much! I'm excited again to make hats.
You’re very welcome. Have fun!
Thank you very much, that was very clear!
You’re very welcome! Enjoy your machine!
Wow... thats very nice for this VDO bcoz I am a new wuthbthe machin and I have been face this problem before. Thank you so much for your help
You’re very welcome. Watch my complete circular knitting machine playlist with lots of fun workshops.
Yes... thanks again ^_^
Thank you! I've been using a crochet hook. The latch hook looks easier and better.
Thank you!! I keep getting dropped stitches on one and it’s so annoying. I used a crochet hook because it’s all I had.
I never knew what that latch hook thing was called or what it was for, tho I did pick one up at a thrift store. Glad I did because both my knitting machines regularly drop stiches and I would keep getting frustrated and start over
You can also use it to make carpets. Its a multifunctional tool. When you look up sockknitting machines you will see that the hooks are also latches.
It's been a while, I had to watch again. I just noticed that I have those same books. Do you have the full set of Best of Children's? I'm close and have extras of some, but not yet completed ❤
Very helpful. Thank you
You’re welcome!
Great tip! Thank you!
You’re welcome
Danke💗
Thank you
Good video miranda :)
Thank you. You’re are also always very nice.
Where do you get the yellow pointing thing with the ball on top that you used to hold the loop at 2;25? Thanks.
That is just a tool children use with an eye cord tool. Any yarn needle does the same thing.
thank you so much
Just use a regular crochet hook. Just ladder up the to the hook on the machine, grabbing each strand, and pulling it up thru to the next stitch.
Its quite difficult to do that with only a crochethook and not ladder up purl. Especially when you are not experienced knitter.
What is the tool called that you use to securing the work at the beginning of the process? I am referring to that pointy thing with the big round ball at the other end.
That is just a plastic tool I got with a french knitting spool. Its nothing more than a plastic needle with a ball for decoration.
That is just a plastic tool I got with a french knitting spool. Its nothing more than a plastic needle with a ball for decoration.
@@MaakhetmetMiranda Thanks.
Can you link the tools? I’m deaf and the captions are not working. I’d like to get myself these tools and watch the video on how to fix my common errors!
Its a latch hook. U use it to make carpets and cushions.
Can you use a crochet needle to pick up stitches until the latch needle?
Yes. But better afterwards after casting off then. Secure stitch till then with a stitchmarker.
After casting off
What size of latch would you recommend? And do you know the name of the yellow needle thing you use? :) got my own addi king on the way, I just want the right tools.. looks super easy with the tools you use! :)
I really do not know. Got them at secondhand stores. The jellow pin is just a item that came with a children knittingspool. You can use a paperclip. Works as well.
What can I do to prevent my stitches from dropping in the first place?
See first video. th-cam.com/play/PLE3FIqBXjxr8KCgZZPAPRdCJuR_o7sHAK.html
Whats the name of the tool you used? I need to buy one of those😊
Its a latch hook
I casted off and noticed I dropped two stitches. I found the loop but how can I fix it since I casted off
Basically the same. Get the loop and hook up the ladder.
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I mean instead of the latch hook
Yes. But it’s easier to do with a crochet hook After casting off.
Thank you! Soooo helpful!!👏🏻💜
Very clear and helpful. Thank you
You’re welcome