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This may not be right, but when I get this, I usually just turn back the other way, slip it to the empty needle and 're-knit' it. I figure that if the yarn isn't attached to it, it hasn't been knit.
It will be good to know if I'm wrong and what I SHOULD do.
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Wenda
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