Unravelling A Knitting Project - without getting in knots (Well, not too many!)

Unravelling A Knitting Project - without getting in knots Some knitting projects need unravelling, it's when we get to say 'no' as knitters. While it can feel frustrating to let all the time and knitting go to waste, it's actually a very cathartic process. Join me as I unravel a project and prepare the yarn to knit with again. If you'd like to see a longer version of this video join the YouTube knitting membership, with this link: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCghk2kbS6UQp_EixUo9Fqdw/join You'll find regular extra videos, 2 or more each month including a Q&A, and with the 2nd or 3rd tier you'll have access to discount codes for knit-alongs, new courses and events. ===================== To see other videos to help with your knitting check out: Knitting Tips and Tricks Playlist: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLnqw36aiAI0gEG1T2yGXpYHMQCmHvARQN Why Is My Knitting Too Tight https://youtu.be/Y2E2xxVZaOw How To Untangle Yarn (Dealing With A Yarn Barf!) https://youtu.be/Y03U_Y_asiw Why Does My Knitting Curl At The Edges: https://youtu.be/k1t2YCFJZhM ======================= Here's a link to a free pdf download of a cheat sheet so you'll never be confused by knitting jargon again. :0) https://knitwithhannah.lpages.co/beginner-s-jargon-pdf ======================= Would you like a crowd of besties to cheer on your every row and finished knit? Make sure you comment in the section below the video (I answer every comment!), we have lives on YouTube which let yo