by Amanda Leah Guthrie | Jun 3, 2019
About The two-strand tubular cast on looks great with ribbing and creates a seamless edge. How To Western Method Leaving a long tail, make a slipknot and place it on the needle. Holding the needle in the right hand and both strands in the left hand, insert the left...
by Amanda Leah Guthrie | Jun 3, 2019
About This cast on on is a long-tail cast on that looks great with 1x1 ribbing. How To Western Method Leaving a long tail, make a slipknot and place it on the needle. This is a knit stitch. Insert the left thumb and index finger between the strands, spread them apart,...
by Amanda Leah Guthrie | Jun 3, 2019
About The Chinese Waitress Cast On is a decorative cast on that creates a two-stitch cording on the cast on edge. It has structure but is also semi-stretchy. How To Western Method Cast On With Knitting Needles Create a slip knot and place it on the left needle. The...
by Amanda Leah Guthrie | Jun 3, 2019
About The cable cast on is a short-tail cast on that is easy for beginners and often used to add stitches for buttonholes or decorative bind offs. How To Western Method Standard Cast On Leaving a long enough tail to weave in, create a slip knot and place it on the...
by Amanda Leah Guthrie | Jun 3, 2019
About The alternate cable cast on is a short-tail cast on that looks great with 1x1 ribbing. How To Western Method Make a slipknot about 5” from the end of the yarn and place it on the left needle. Cast on one stitch as follows: knit the first stitch, but leave it on...
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