Knitting Site
	Lisa Linnell-Olsen BellaOnline's Knitting Editor

Correcting Mistakes in your Knitting
Sometimes after completing a sweater there comes a moment where you realize it does not fit the person for whom it was intended. All is not lost here are some possible alternatives to ripping out all the hard work that went into creating the garment.

Removing Pills on Sweaters
Have you ever had a sweater that you painstakingly hand knit, worn lovingly, then washed and had it turn up with little bits of fuzz or pills all over it? Here are ideas to fix that.

Repetitive Stress Injuries in Knitting
The most common stress from knitting is Repetitive Stress Injuries (RSI); it is the strain that comes from doing one motion over and over again without relief.

When to Rip Out and When to Ignore Mistakes
Should you fix mistakes or leave them in your knitting.