Frogging and tinking are both techniques used to correct mistakes in knitting. Frogging involves unraveling multiple rows or the entire project, while tinking refers to undoing one stitch at a time, working backward through the project.

2023年1月6日 · Learn what frogging is in knitting and crochet, and how to frog your work to fix mistakes without getting overwhelmed.

2023年10月25日 · Frogging in knitting is a term used to describe the act of unraveling or ripping out your knitting work, usually because of a mistake or a need to make changes to the project. The term “frogging” comes from the sound “rip it, rip it,” which is what many knitters say as they unravel their stitches.

Frogging knitting means unraveling your work to fix mistakes. Whether you’ve dropped a stitch or made a pattern error, frogging helps you start fresh. Many knitters find frogging a bit intimidating, but it’s actually quite simple.

2019年10月21日 · Learn how frogging your knitting lets you fix mistakes and get back on track, as well as how to use a lifeline to frog a project safely.

2022年5月9日 · Frogging in knitting means to rip out stitches to fix mistakes. Discover the fun behind this crafting term and learn the difference from tinking!

2018年2月22日 · If you knit, you might have heard the term "frog" or "frogging". In this post we take a look at what it means, and how it's done.