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How to Tink (Unknit)

Made a mistake? Tinking is your answer! "Tink" is simply the word "knit" spelled backward, and that's basically what it is, too. This technique is a great way for retracing your steps and fixing tiny mistakes that are in the same row you're currently working. From time to time, you might find other mistakes in rows a bit lower, but those are better saved for a technique called "frogging." Learn more about these two techniques with our guide to frogging vs. tinking. With tinking, instead of tearing out your entire row of knitting, you work each stitch in reverse so you don't need to worry about losing stitches on rows you've already worked below the one you're trying to tear out. The next time you're knitting and you suddenly realize you've made a mistake, there's no reason to panic. Simply follow the instructions outlined in this video and use the "tinking" method to save yourself a lot of time and a lot of frustration. Get the full tutorial: https://www.allfreeknitting.com/video... Don’t Forget to Follow Us on Social Media! Facebook:   / allfreeknitting   Pinterest:   / allfreeknitting   Twitter:   / allfreeknitting   About AllFreeKnitting AllFreeKnitting.com is an all-inclusive knitting website and community that provides free knitting patterns, video tutorials, how to content, infographics, eBooks, and informational resources for yarn enthusiasts of all skill levels. We work with some of the best knit designers in the industry to deliver accessible content in an innovative manner. Our readers are mainly retired at-home knitters who enjoy budget-friendly knitting patterns they can make for their loved ones in a short amount of time. AllFreeKnitting.com readers love making handcrafted garments and accessories for themselves, as well as their family members, friends, and charity organizations. Some of our most popular content includes baby knitting patterns, scarves, hats, sweaters, and dishcloths. Our readers particularly enjoy quick and easy one-skein patterns and sentimental baby patterns such as knit blankets and booties.