LK150 Tutorial: Remove Rows & Fix Dropped Stitches Flawlessly (Edge Repair for Beginners)

Ever get that sinking feeling when you spot a few dropped stitches right on the edge of your beautiful LK150 machine knitting project? It happens to the best of us, and honestly, it can feel like a total disaster! But don't toss that piece! In this quick 4-minute tutorial, I'm going to show you my foolproof method for a perfect and invisible machine knit edge repair. I'll walk you through a couple of key steps: How to easily remove several rows of knitting without everything unraveling (that's the magic trick!). The technique for reworking those dropped stitches and even adding a few extra so that your row count and stitch alignment are perfectly consistent with the rest of your garment. This method works like a charm and will save your projects, so you can keep on clicking those rows! 💖 If this video helped you save a project, hit that Like button and Subscribe for more machine knitting tips! Let me know in the comments: What's the biggest machine knitting mistake you've had to fix? LK150, machine knitting, dropped stitch repair, fix dropped stitches, knitting machine tutorial, edge repair, rework rows, dropped stitch on edge, knitting machine for beginners. Suggested products for machine knitting click here: https://amzn.to/47UFN6r ------------------------------------------- ⚡Check out our BEST SELLING crochet pattern: https://cityfarmhousestudio.com/2018/11/30/weekender-cardigan-crochet-pattern/ ⚡Check out our BEST SELLING knit pattern: https://cityfarmhousestudio.com/2023/09/14/dream-of-a-cardigan-knitting-pattern/ ⚡Check out our BEST SELLING machine knitting pattern: https://cityfarmhousestudio.com/machine-knit-dream-of-a-cardigan-pattern/ ------------------------------------------- Connect with us! https://www.facebook.com/cityfarmhousestudio https://instagram.com/cityfarmhousestudio https://www.tiktok.com/@cityfarmhousestudio --------------------------------- Cathy with City Farmhouse Studio Knitting, Crochet, Machine Knitting Patterns and Tutorials Note: This video is NOT sponsored. Some of the above links are affiliate links, meaning at no additional cost to you, we may receive a commission for your click through and purchase.