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Today,we are going to learn How to knit Indian scarf with English subtitles | Ladies scarf step by step tutorial for beginners@10minutesknitting #10minuteskn...
Intro 00:00 Cast on 00:08 Starting the sophie scarf 00:30 How to increase stitch 02:44 The length and width of the scarf as desired 05:55 How to decrease stitch 06:07 Reduce the last stitch...
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- knitting with mahtab
Sep 18, 2010 · 15K views 13 years ago Knitting Techniques. The method to cast on can become quite simple once you get the technique down. Start learning how to cast on with guidance from an award-winning...
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- eHowArtsAndCrafts
The Indian Scarf (1963) cast and crew credits, including actors, actresses, directors, writers and more.
- Cast on For Beginners Video Tutorial
- Beginner Cast on Photo Guide
- Are You New to Knitting?
Casting on is a way to turn loose yarn into stitches that sit nicely on a knitting needle. Once yarn is cast onto the needle in the form of stitches, those stitches can be knit. Casting on is the first step in knitting. All you need is some yarn and needles. So, what needles and yarn should you use? I always recommend a chunky yarn and correspondin...
That’s all there is to the long tail cast on! If you’re a new knitter, watch the video up top a couple times to get the hang of the cast on. Then, use the photo guide as a refresher. If you’re having trouble making a slip knot, check out this tutorial on slip knots. If you want to learn another method for the long tail cast on, check out the Long T...
I’ve made a detailed guide for new knitters! It covers the very basics: cast on, knit stitch and cast off. These three techniques are the backbone of knitting. Master them, and you’re officially a knitter. Check out the guide by clicking the image above!
I thought I'd share with you a few ways I like to wear my scarf! ^.^Scarf to Necklace @ 2:09Scarf to Head Tie @ 7:31Scarf to Hair Bow @ 9:42Scarf to Turban @...
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- Shirley B. Eniang
Dec 23, 2018 · Learning how to knit a scarf is the best beginner project because it boils down to three simple steps: cast on; knit stitch; cast off; Short, sweet and very do-able, these three steps make up your scarf journey. Get them under your belt and you can officially call yourself a knitter!
