**NEW** Patty Lyons’ Knitting ER

Every knitter reaches the point where something has gone wrong, a dropped stitch three rows back, a snag, a cable that never got worked, or a jumper that fits everywhere except the sleeves. The instinct is usually to frog the whole thing and start again. Knitting ER exists so you do not have to, a practical repair guide for fixing mistakes wherever you find them, mid project or long after you have cast off.

Written by Patty Lyons, an internationally recognised knitting instructor and the author of Knitting Bag of Tricks and The Official Patty Lyons Workbook, with illustrations by Franklin Habit. Each repair is set out as a step by step tutorial with detailed technical drawings, and QR codes throughout link through to video tutorials for anyone who wants to watch a fix in motion.

How it is structured

The book is organised around the kind of repair you need rather than one single skill level, covering dropped stitches, snags and structural errors, fixes for specialty stitches including brioche and half fisherman's rib, and ways to modify a finished garment, adding a missing cable or adjusting a sleeve length among them. Techniques range from beginner to advanced, so you can pick up the fix that matches the mistake in front of you.

What is inside

Step by step repairs for dropped stitches, snags and structural errors. Fixes for specialty stitches including brioche and half fisherman's rib. Guidance on modifying finished garments, such as adding a missing cable or adjusting sleeve length. Detailed technical drawings, illustrations by Franklin Habit, and QR codes linking to video tutorials.

Perfect for

Knitters who would rather fix a mistake than unravel hours of work, at any skill level from beginner to advanced. It is as useful mid project as it is for a finished garment that did not turn out quite right.

A handbook worth keeping close by, for the moment you spot a mistake and want to fix it rather than start over.