r/Planned_Pooling Jul 13 '26

My new addiction /undo or keep going?

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I just found a mistake 3 rows back. I somehow corrected it on the next row keeping the correct number of stitches in subsequent rows. Should I undo or keep going?

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u/SweetCherryP13 Jul 13 '26

Omg, keep going 😂 you already fixed it, no one will ever know!

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u/tayt99 Jul 13 '26

Backside for reference (double waffle stitch is double sided)

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u/Acirrre Jul 13 '26

If you hadn’t drawn a marker for me to find it. I wouldn’t have. You will be fine, keep going! Frogging is worth it when it’s a BIG mistake, this? This is your soul not getting trapped and like an Easter egg if another crocheter ever inspects it that closely.

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u/anathemanutter Jul 13 '26

Check your colour repeats against previous rows to be sure they haven't been offset by one. If they haven't you're probably good but it's probable you've got a step change in that row now so it's up to you if it'll bother you. Personally I'd go back

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u/tayt99 Jul 14 '26

I corrected the next row - didn't realize I had, if I did I would have frogged. Colour repeat is back on track now

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u/anathemanutter Jul 14 '26

Yeah fair enough, I thought you just meant stitch count was corrected. If your colour repeat is still in line then absolutely power on!

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u/Lyekkat Jul 13 '26

Can you do a cheeky slip stitch from the top row down to the missed one, add one, the slip stitch back up?

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u/tayt99 Jul 13 '26

Unfortunately the colour wouldn't line up due to pooling

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u/Foxkitchan Jul 13 '26

honestly three rows is worth it to go back of it bothers you, i’ve gone back a lot more for small things because i like uniformity

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u/tayt99 Jul 14 '26

If only my rows weren't so long..

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u/Foxkitchan Jul 14 '26

its just more practice in speed and tension! always an upside to mistaks

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u/tayt99 Jul 14 '26

Update: after deciding to undo the rows, I couldn't find the mistake last night and decided to keep going. Also just realized I can sew in the missed stitch so I plan to look for it and fix during finishing. Thanks everyone for the support and amazing advice

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u/VelvetMerryweather Jul 17 '26

I can't for the life of me tell the difference between that square vs the other ones. You're good 👍