Thank you!

Yesss! Thank you for the missed KFB tutorial! I so did not want to undo 2 long rows on a sweater.

Thankyou for this video! It saved me a few rounds of annoying tinking in a project with lots of yos and k2togs. Appreciate it 😊

This video really saved me a lot of confusion. Thank you!

Thank you so much for the KFB lesson. I would have had to un-knit two very long rows. It’s brilliant!

Exactly what I needed to know! Thank you so much!

I love this pattern but you never said how many to cast on

Thanks! I missed a YO two rounds back on a lace yoke sweater. I was about to tink back (more than 200 sts) but decided to search for a fix and luckily I found yours. Saved for future reference!

THANK YOU im so glad I didnt undo everything ❤

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9/6/23 great help with fixing kfb

Thank you!!! I wish I would have found this video before I frogged my project twice!!! I’m saving this and thank you so much for this helpful and very clear video!!!

Thanks alot!!!

Very good video - explained very well with the detail shown clearly 👍👍👍

Genius!!!

I struggle to do it

Ingenious

My video is a black screen

How Do I get the pattern?

Excellent ❤

I've never seen anything like this before! So neat! ❤

Been knitting for years. Left an unfinished Vogue all-round needle jacket unfinished under my bed for a few years and plum forgot how to do a left twist cable (6 stitch). Thanks for posting.

Thank you SO much for this video. I struggle cognitively and was having a hard time with the end of round 6. This helped tremendously!

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Oh my gosh, you are a life saver. I am making my first hat and had to tink out a row with 11 s2kp decreases. I searched and searched for a how to video and couldn't find one. I finally came across your video. This was very useful and with information on tinking the other decrease and increase stitches, I can see myself returning to watch this video often. Thank you again!!

Thank you for the video it’s very helpful. I have dropped a stitch or two in slightly more difficult moment. It is when I was picking up stitches for sleeves in a raglan sweater and there is an increase in one row and then decrease and then slip stitch in consecutive row. I would love some help as I am considering ripping back the whole body of the sweater up to where I left stitches aside for the sleeves but I really don’t want to…

So grateful for this video! 🙏

Very helpful!! Thank you!!

Thank you!! Very helpful!

I needed this the other day. I ended up frogging with live stitches on the loose and did not have a lifeline in place. 😂 Your tinking technique is so helpful! I'll save this video. Thank you!!