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Ack!!! Cut my yarn too short after crochet project= unraveling.
I used to crochet quite a bit, but took a very LONG hiatus until a few months ago. Guess I'm still getting back into the swing of it...
I've been crocheting a wool diaper soaker. I finished the body of it, did one leg, and went to the other side to begin the leg. I know better than this, but for whatever reason instead of tucking my yarn from the beginning into the diaper, I cut it. WHY DID I DO THAT? When I went to stitch that side up, the first thread popped out and it started to unravel. I think I lost a stitch, but I've caught it by a tiny piece (about 1 cm). Is there a way to fix this so that my whole project isn't a wash? 
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Re: Ack!!! Cut my yarn too short after crochet project= unraveling.
Thanks for your reply!
I undid a few more stitches (eek!) and was able to kind of tie it in. Its uneven on the side where I had to undo the other stitches and likely won't last "forever", but I felt better about that just calling it quits ... And it did at least survive trying it on DD over another diaper... Definitely a lesson learned--the hard way.