How to fix a dropped purl stitch with a crochet hook?

In order to fix the dropped purl stitch, you will need to first locate the section of the crochet work that has a dropped stitch. If you have a slip stitch that is the cause of the dropped purl stitch, you should be able to see this easily. Once you have located the section where you have a slipped stitch, you will need to fix it.

How to fix a dropped stitch in crochet?

If you find yourself dropping stitches, you need to slow down and take a moment to clear your mind. Sometimes, the cause of this is a confusing stitch pattern or an error in the first row of your crochet project. One way to check if you are dropping stitches because of the pattern is to practice your stitch until you master it. If you are still dropping stitches, your crochet hook could be damaged. Try changing it to another one that is in good condition.

How to fix a dropped stitch with a crochet hook?

This is the most common question I receive, and the answer is straightforward. You’ll need to use your crochet hook to pull the yarn you just dropped up through the fabric and into the hook. You’ll then need to pull the hook through the stitches in front of the dropped stitch, and continue working in rows. It can be a little tricky at first, so practice!

How to put a dropped stitch back on crochet hook?

If you are not comfortable with crochet hook, you can use a tool called crochet hook retriever. You need to insert the hook into the purl stitch, pull the hook upwards and the dropped stitch will come with it. Now you can replace it with a correct one. Since the hook is not fixed, you can’t pull the hook out that easily.

How to fix a dropped crochet stitch with a hook?

Sometimes, it happens that your crochet stitches drop. The cause of this problem is not known. However, a crochet hook is one of the tools to prevent this problem. You should always have a spare crochet hook ready when working on a project. When the dropped stitch happens, you can fix it by picking up the dropped stitch (see the following video).