Unwanted Holes in Knitting – Five Reasons Why They Appear, How to Avoid Them and How to Fix Them

This tutorial is a bit unusual. We won’t discuss another simple way to knit or another exciting knitting technique. Instead, I’ll show you how to make mistakes. It might sound counterproductive, but when we know how to make mistakes, we better understand how to avoid them.

So let’s take a look at 5 ways how we can accidentally create holes in our knitting:


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