How to Tink or Unknit a Row of Stitches

The Chilly Dog 3/25/2019 Edit this post

Correcting Mistakes: How to Tink or Un-Knit a Row of Stitches (Knit and Purl)

Everybody makes mistakes from time to time. Luckily, when you notice an error in the row you are knitting, fixing it can be as easy as tinking a few stitches.

Before You Begin

You may have already noticed, that "tink" is the word "knit" spelled backwards. When you tink your knitting, it just means that you are backing up by unknitting some of the stitches in your row.

Materials

Thanks to Skacel for providing the Sueño by HiKoo Yarn and addi Click Bamboo Interchangeable needles used in this tutorial. These products are available locally at many yarn shops and online at Makers' Mercantile.

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Correcting Mistakes in Your Knitting: How to Tink or Unknit a Row of Stitches (knit and purl)

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Ellen Thomas, from The Chilly Dog, is an independent knitting designer and teacher with a background in mechanical engineering and over 3 decades of experience in fiber arts. Her patterns, tutorials and KALs (knit alongs) are designed especially for knitters who want to take their fundamental knitting skills to the next level.

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