Dropped a stitch in garter stitch? Don't panic, it happens to every knitter!

In this tutorial, we'll show you two ways to fix a dropped stitch in garter stitch. We'll start with a quick, beginner-friendly method, then share a second technique that's even faster because it lets you repair the stitch without turning your work. No matter which method you choose, you'll have the confidence to rescue a dropped stitch with ease.

In this video you'll learn:

• How to identify a dropped stitch in garter stitch

• The easiest way to repair it

• A second method to fix a dropped stitch without turning your work

• Tips for rebuilding a garter ridge correctly by working front to back and back to front

Whether you're brand new to knitting or have been stitching for years, knowing how to rescue a dropped stitch is one of the most valuable skills you can have.

Supplies featured in this tutorial:

• Loops and Threads Charisma Yarn - Item # 10133751
• Loops and Threads Size 11 Circular Knitting Needles - Item # 10632865
• Loops and Threads Size J Crochet Hook - Item # 10248678
• Loops and Threads stitch holders - Item # 10317994

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