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  • thank you! thank you! thank you!

  • When the young lady shows you how the stitch looks on the back, you can't see it because, her finger is in the way.

  • When would you need to use this type of cast on? I'm confused as to the purpose of it.

  • How do you take the freankin captions off? I clicked on cc, but it still won't turn the captions off! Aarrgh!

  • @herMommy95 click on the CC button below the screen

  • i watched the cost on the right needle. is this the one for the left needle?

    i really don't know anything. :S

  • What size needles are those? Anybody know?

  • Thank you for this. I was confusing this with the knitted cast on, and inserting the right-hand needle incorrectly. Now I can make a very neat edge!

  • It does matter which method you use sometimes, if a project needs a specific method, the pattern will tell you so. As with many different crafts, you will find the one that works best for you.

  • This is an original way to cast on!

  • Thank you, slow enough to understand!

  • thanks for the video. easy to understand.

  • For any knitting project one undertakes, does it matter what cast-on method they employ?

  • Good Question. I have seen at least 3 different ways to "Cast On"...I am guessing it doesn't matter, but it would be good to know :)

  • Thanks! ^_^

  • The simplest cast-on method is not very stretchy. This, Cable c-o, gives the garment more elasticity on the first row.

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