Look at the right column for the annoying adverts: http://www.ringsurf.com/netring?ring=yahaira;action=listWell, if that doesn't work, click on "List" to see the list of websites on the ring -- that's where I saw those suckers. What is that?! It looks so interesting! Does that constitute intarsia?If I were you, I would grab a crochet hook and rework that dropped stitch (don't know how you would handle that color switching though) all the way up, then use a tiny bit of single-ply yarn to forcibly tie that baby down. Alternatively if the color switching will be too hard for that one dropped stitch (again, I can't quite imagine it), then at least work it to the next stripe, and then use a tiny bit of yarn to tie that baby down (on the underside). Probably not the ideal solution. But I think that's what I would do. Can't redo the whole thing... can't let it be....!

Keridiana wrote exactly what i was going to say. Take it to the top of it's own color, if you can, then tie it off really well. I'm loving the colors!

woohoo I knew there was a way! I used my hook earlier but I didnt think of tying it duh! lol I'll make a little knot for itnah it's just simple stripes :)

hey thanks for stopping by my blog. that bias tank is looking good. and the phildar top i am making..that's in the spring 2004 phildar tendences magazine.