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- Casting on Stitches in The Middle of A Project
- Knitted Cast on Purlwise
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Just like the backward loop increaseyou can use this technique to cast on stitches in the middle of a project. Whereas the former only works on the left end of a row, the latter can be used at the very beginning of a row. In this case, you can skip the slip knot (step 1 above). Step 1:Knit one stitch as normal, but don’t drop the stitch. Step 2: In...
The fun thing about the knitted cast on is, like I already said its versatility. You can use it anywhere in your project. On top of that, you can use the underlying principle (so knitting a stitch and slipping it back on the left needle to knit into it again) and combine it with any other basic knit stitch– like the classic purl stitch. The best pa...
You might have already guessed it. You can also do the knitted cast with a ktbl (knit through the back loop) or a ptbl (purl through the back loop). In this case, you’ll have to knit, quite obviously, through the back loop, but the rest remains the same. Stitchwise, the edge will look a bit more rounded and actually a bit neater(there will still be...
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- The Long Tail Cast-on. First of all, here’s a video for you. But if you rather prefer written instructions and stills, then scroll onwards. I use the longtail cast on for 95 percent of my projects.
- The Single Cast-on. If you are lazy or the long tail cast-on is a bit too complicated for now, there is a way easier method as well. The single cast-on.
- Knitted cast-on. Another option for casting on those first stitches is the so-called ‘knitted cast on’. Basically, it’s creating one slip knot (see above) and then knitting onwards.
Instructions. Tie a simple slip knot around your knitting needle leaving a short tail (5-8 inches) for weaving in later on. This slip knot will count as your first stitch. Pick up the working yarn with your left hand and place your left thumb over the yarn.
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- 1. Tie a simple slip knot around your knitting needle leaving a short tail (5-8 inches) for weaving in later on. This slip knot will count as your...
- 2. Pick up the working yarn with your left hand and place your left thumb over the yarn.
- 3. Wrap the yarn around your thumb once by bringing the thumb behind the yarn and then coming up in front again.
- 4. Insert your knitting needle into the loop around your thumb coming from below.
- 5. Remove your thumb and slip the loop to your knitting needle. Tighten up lightly (!) as you do this.
- 6. Repeat steps 2-5 until you cast on the required number of stitches.
Aug 12, 2023 · So, in this tutorial, I’ll show you how to cast on step by step with 3 beginner-friendly methods: Backwards Loop Cast On, Long Tail Cast On, and Knitted Cast On. I’ll also share some tips with you to make casting on easier!
Apr 23, 2024 · This tutorial will teach you three beginner-friendly cast-on techniques: the Long Tail Cast On, the Knitted Cast On, and the Backwards Loop Cast On. We’ll demonstrate the techniques with video and step-by-step photos, and give you some tips and tricks to make the process easier.
