3 Reasons that cause Unwanted Holes in Knitting
Holes in knitting are unwanted and ugly. It is a slip of your knitting needles or a mis-step that has caused a hole in the pattern. Unless it is lace knitting and you’ve intentionally knit artful holes to increase its ethereal beauty. Whether you are new or experienced, there will always be some mistaken holes. The trick is to identify the mistakes and know how to fix them. Mistakes are learning steps in the process of knitting and even advanced knitters may make them. Holes in your project may appear when you are working with single-pointed or circular needles when working on a project back and forth. Or, it can also happen when you are knitting in the round with either a set of double points (DPNs) or the range of circulars. To help you correct holes in your knitting, first, you have to diagnose your mistake. There are only a few reasons that cause holes in the knitted fabric and inspecting the previous or next stitches will help you understand the problem. Once you understand the