Can I possibly fix this run w/o frogging?

How-to Questions
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Here http://www.lionbrand.com/patterns/kts-816AD.htmlis the pattern measurements I’m following for a hooded baby cardigan but have altered the pattern so I’m doing the following cable on a background of reverse st st with the following pattern (multiples of 5):
-Row 1 (right side): slip next 3 sts onto cable needle & hold to back of work, K2 from left needle, K3 from cable needle
-Row 2 and all wrong side rows: P5
-Row 3: K5
-Row 5: K2, (K, P, K, P, K) all in next st, pass second, third, fourth, & fifth sts on right needle over first st, K2
-Row 7: K5
-Row 8: P5
Repeat Rows 1-8 for pattern.

Now, here’s my question. I’ve just noticed a dropped stitch that is causing a run on the back of the sweater right in the middle of one of the bobbles. I have already b/o the back as well as picked up and knit the hood. Is there any way I can fix this run w/o frogging? (Please, for the sake of my sanity, say there is…) Much TIA!!!

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That stinks!
How far down is the run? If it’s not too far you could catch it and bring it back up with a crochet hook.
Maybe someone else has a different suggestion.

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It’s about 2" from the b/o neck edge.

4

Bring it up as far as you can, then tie off on the inside.

5

If you are still not happy with the appearance at the end, you might like to try some duplicate stitch, but remember that most likely no-one else can see the problem!

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Thanks to all - I think I may try suzeeq’s & kbagel’s suggestions, and redwitch, I think you’re right. I’m probably the only one that would know. Especially b/c of the placement of it. I’m pretty sure that once I fix it (I’ll prob. take it to the neck edge to make it neater…) & tie it off it’ll blend right in to the cable. Cross your fingers!