
This looks better:

(Trust me, it does.)
Heh... whoopsie:

I know better than that!
Hmmm... it's not garter stitch any more, but it's still not right:

Getting better, but still not right:

Where'd I go wrong? Oh... over there to the right... two rows merged again:

Tink, tink, tink...

That's better. Now for the final two rows.
Hmmm... still not *quite* right... but I'm calling it close enough!

Hey... where'd that snag come from?

Much better:


Now to weave in a few ends:


That's a lot of ends... halfway there:

I think I'll take a break!
4 comments:
So cool!! Love how the first shot looks like it's been eaten by MONSTER moths and then you just knot it all together - too clever :)
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Thanks! It was eaten by much worse... a washing machine! Older posts show the damage I started with (which actually already had repairs started by my knitting friend).
i'm wondering how did you redo the mistake part? cos i face this part alot...and to get it right, i just have to unwrap the whole thing which is really an hustle & might cause drop stitches...
I duplicate stitch several stitches to the side of the row I'm working along, then I knit across the hole, then I duplicate stitch for several stitches on the other side. It takes some time. To cut down on ends, I make the working yarn long enough for several rows, but still short enough that it isn't a pain to sew with.
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