No, not a mouse.
Worse! Dropped stitches in The Shawl Of Doom Wonder!
I found the dropped stitches after I had bound off, in fact, when I was pinning it out to block it.
Did I rip back to fix them? Are you kidding?
Surely you jest.
I threaded up a needle with some yarn and sewed those suckers down.
kmkat & her kneedles 
I had that happen to me once and I lost the whole friggin’ shawl when I tried to rip back. Good fix on your part!
Great fix!!
Perfect! We don’t need no stinkin’ re-dos!
Congratulations!
You are now officially a lace knitter!
My knitting career contains i.a.: two fine lace shawls (a cobweb and a laceweight), one dropped stitch each. Found them as I was pinning it out. Did exactly what you did. The knitting police hasn’t been round yet so I assume you’re safe, too.
You know, if you didn’t admit it on the blog; we’d never know.
Great fix. I’ve used it too.
Love the fix – bet it looks fab!
That’s the solution I would have used, too. Easy, quick, and invisible.
Oh, yeah. I’d have done the same thing. Well, I’d probably have cried first, thrown a few things, and then done the same thing.
Definitely the best solution. And unless they have read this blog post or you point it out, I bet no one will ever call you on it.
That’s what I do. Because I ALWAYS have at least one unbound stitch. It’s a gift. Grrr.