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Correct skipped or wrong-loop stitches
Locate the last correct insertion point and compare the resulting texture. Unravel to that point when a surface patch would leave the structure wrong.
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Locate the last correct insertion point and compare the resulting texture. Unravel to that point when a surface patch would leave the structure wrong.
Before you start
Stop and record the last correct reference point. Support loose loops or damaged ground before removing anything, and reproduce the fault on a spare sample if possible.
Try this example
A row intended through both loops has three back-loop-only stitches. Mark their location, undo the later stitches on the sample and rework through both loops, recounting the row.
Check your result
- Compare the repaired area with an undamaged neighbor after relaxing or finishing the sample. Recount the boundary before continuing beyond the repair.
- A repair may remain visible. If the foundation is weak, reinforcing or replacing a section can be more reliable than hiding the surface fault.
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