"Frogged" Example Sentences
1. I frogged my knitting project because I made a mistake.
2. The knitter had to frog several rows due to a dropped stitch.
3. After realizing his error, he frogged the entire sweater.
4. The cowl pattern didn't turn out as expected, so I frogged it.
5. She was so frustrated with the pattern that she just frogged it.
6. The crocheter frogged the blanket when it became too uneven.
7. The hat was too small, so I had to frog it and start over.
8. The socks were too big, so I had to frog a few rows.
9. I accidentally knitted with the wrong color and had to frog the section.
10. The scarf was too short, so I frogged the beginning and added more rows.
11. He frogged the entire sweater the night before it was due.
12. I didn't like the stitch pattern, so I frogged the swatch.
13. She frogged the beginning of the shawl to adjust the stitch count.
14. The sleeves were too long, so I frogged a few inches.
15. The beanie was too tight, so I had to frog it and use a larger hook.
16. She frogged the lace section of the shawl and added a different stitch pattern.
17. I realized I didn't have enough yarn, so I frogged a few rows to conserve.
18. The hat had too much slouch, so I frogged it and started again with less stitches.
19. I frogged a few inches of the sweater to fix a cable cross that was off.
20. The color change was too abrupt, so I frogged a few rows and created a gradual transition.
21. She frogged the beginning of the blanket to change the border color.
22. The mittens were too bulky, so I frogged a few rounds and used thinner yarn.
23. The cardigan was too big, so I frogged the back and knit a smaller size.
24. I didn't like the decreases I used, so I frogged the hat and tried a new method.
25. The jumper had too much positive ease, so I frogged the front and back and cast on fewer stitches.
26. She frogged the first row of the hat because she realized she forgot to join in the round.
27. The shawl was too narrow, so I frogged a few repeats and added more increases.
28. I frogged a few rows of the blanket to correct a twisted stitch.
29. The socks were too loose, so I frogged the ribbing section and knit a smaller size.
30. She frogged the beginning of the shawl because she decided to use a different yarn.
Common Phases
1. "I
frogged my entire project last night; it was a disaster."
2. "I realized I made a mistake three rows back, so I
frogged those stitches and started over."
3. "I hate when I have to frog my work multiple times; it's so frustrating."
4. "I
frogged my sleeve and re-knitted it to make it longer."
5. "It took me forever to frog that complicated lace pattern, but I finally got it right."
6. "I thought the color looked good in the skein, but once I started knitting, I didn't like it, so I
frogged and changed colors."
7. "I was so close to finishing the project, but I noticed a mistake in the beginning, so I had to frog it all the way back."
8. "I always have to keep a backup ball of yarn in case I need to frog part of my work."