As a brand spanking new knitter, THANK YOU! I keep trying to fix mistakes and end up losing all my work (ugh, lol)

This was so helpful, I was just putting projects away instead of ripping back because I couldn’t rip back without ruining the project entirely.

I love how you describe things! So memorable and clear! “Is it like a cowboy who just got off a horse or like someone who has to go potty?” 🤣🤣

Thank you so much for the clarity & great tutorial for fixing knitting errors. This is the first time I have ever been able to save a knitting project!❤

OMG! Thank you! You're explanation of inserting the needle towards yourself just saved me, yet again, from frogging out my entire project.

I kept coming across tutorials that have you just rip it and save the stitches,  but then I couldn't knit them.  They were tight and then I would frog some more.
Nice thing is I can keep on using the same needle I've been using instead of finding another smaller needle.  
Thank you!

I know this is an older video, but it has great information.  I never thought to hold my thumb over the stitches after frogging to place them back onto the needles.  Pure genius.  I always have trouble picking up dropped stitches in garter stitch so I’ll have to try this method. I am a right hand knitter so that was also a great method tink.

I new at knitting and this was huge help, I was making lots of mistakes and losing my mind having to restart every time, huge thanks.

Thank you so much! You are so clear and concise - I love 😅t!!

Boy was this helpful! Thank you! I just learned to knit and made a mistake and felt lost. This helped me tremendously!

Dear lady-
Thank You lady!!! I had 23 loops and then realized I had 22 so I knew something was up. So I looked up a video on how to go back so thank you so much!

Your dearest- Friend

omg thank you!! i’m a newb and made my first mistake 3 rows in! 😅

You just saved my butt!!! Making a blanket and decided to change the stitch halfway through and then had holes everywhere. Thank you for teaching me how to "frog" LIFESAVER!!!!!

I'm on my first project as a beginner to knitting and I have, well, attachment issues.  When one of my stitches dropped, I thought, game over man! But I decided to try out YouTube tutorials because I was NOT about to let go of my baby.
You helped me out bc I didn't know which way to put in the needle and other things.  For that I owe to my life, er, ok so maybe not my life but eh, I have attachment issues and I would still currently be absolutely losing it if I hadn't found you. (Everthing went down well over an hour ago and I wanted to come back to thank you)

Thank you so, so much,
        -Mrs. Attachment Issues

I never knew you could do this...you saved me

5.26 saved my life. Been  unravelling for half an hour and just thought I would try one more video that explains how to fix it well!

omg you just saved me!!! it is my first time ever knitting a scarf and while watching my fav kdrama i do not know how i put another stitch and I did not know what to do!!!! Thanks like big timeeeeeeeee!!!!

Exactly what I needed! Thank you!!!

This was so helpful!! I wish I learned many many projects ago.. many projects I’ve thrown out because I could not fix.. or I have spent hours trying to fix a dropped stitch.. or trying to figure out how to “unknit”  this made so much sense!! Thanks again!

This video has helped me a lot. Even though I have knitted off and on for over 40 years, I still make mistakes and realize I have been doing some things wrong! I looked up the location or your shop and I was so surprised to see that you are in my hometown of Redlands, CA!  I grew up there from 1960 to 1975. Graduated from RHS. I moved out of state in the 80's and relocated to UT where I met my husband and we live in North Iowa! My mother passed in January of this year and I wasn't able to get back. It has been since 1990 since I was home. I miss it,, but it isn't the same without the orange groves and the wonderful blossom smells! Thanks for posting knitting help videos

I love the way you get right down to business. And you teach so well. Thank you.