I was trying to be a good knitter and give future Rachelle a leg up on finishing these socks. I decided to weave in the end on my Dark Side Vanilla Socks (Take Two) before starting the heels. I am making these from a sock machine cranked sock tube, so there are a LOT of ends to weave in from the contrast heels, toes and cuffs.
I was working with the sock turned inside out and when I turned them right side out I had a d’oh moment. I had accidentally dipped my needle in too far and grabbed a stitch from the sock. After a couple of curse words I turned the sock inside out again and PICKED OUT MY CAREFULLY WOVEN IN ENDS. It took 30 minutes because the universe was teaching me a lesson.
I very carefully re-wove in the ends after I released the extra stitch. It looks much better now! It was a total weaving fail but at least one I could correct. I think these socks are ready for their afterthought heels now!
Happy Knitting!!
My Tangled Yarn Knitting Adventures 
BTDT. I use a darning egg when I do the Kitchener stitch and weave in the ends. Iām sure a plastic Easter egg would work in a pinch if you decide to use that method in the future. š
Interesting!
I have done the exact same thing!!!!! Maddening, really. Your re-worked sock is lovely!