When you’re crocheting there may come a time when you need to frog your work. This simply means that you need to undo your stitching to correct a mistake or start over again. It’s called frogging because when you rip out your work it can look like a little frog is hopping through your stitches!
There are a few different ways that you can frog your work. If you need to rip out just a few stitches you can use a crochet hook to carefully pull out the stitches one by one. If you need to rip out a longer section of stitching you can cut the yarn at the beginning and end of the section you need to rip out and then carefully pull the yarn out of the stitches.
If you need to rip out an entire project you can cut the yarn at the beginning and end of the project and then carefully pull the yarn out of the stitches.
Frogging can be a little frustrating but it’s important to remember that it’s just a part of the crocheting process! So don’t get too discouraged if you need to frog your work – it happens to everyone!
What does it mean to frog a crochet project?
Answer: This term is used when you unravel your work.
