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How to Knit : How to Cast On in Knitting

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Uploaded by on Dec 9, 2008

To cast on in knitting, leave a little length on the short end of the yarn, cross the strings and place the needle through, following up with the thumb through the loop. Repeat the cast on stitch in knitting until the desired number of stitches is reached with instructions from an experienced knitter in this free video on knitting.

Expert: Allison Isaacs
Contact: www.imagiknit.com
Bio: Allison Isaacs learned to knit and needlepoint at an early age.
Filmmaker: Sam Lee

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  • Wow, I can actually do this one, and she repeats the crucial parts. Yay! Most of these videos are too vague or too quick. Nice job!

  • Ok Allison is the only person that actually helped me...how can we follow her instructionals???

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  • Best beginners video I've seen, tried twice but got it with this right away!

  • best cast on video I've come across! Picked up straight away!

  • this is a good explaination butt there is an easier way

  • Thank you so much! This video was very helpful. :)

  • Finally! I found a video that actually taught me something!

  • Thank U so much. I'm working/fake fun fur yarn & I kept dropping my cast-on stitches. This way of casting on makes it much more difficult to drop.

  • Fabulous! Got it in one minute. I've been knitting forever but this is the easiest, quickest way and she demonstrates it so well.

  • i think this video is very helpful and easy to understand .

  • omg slower........ pleasssseeeeee..... i cant look at the vid and stitch at the same time =/

  • I watched like a trillion videos before this and have never understood but I watched this video once and I immediatley picked it up! Thanks! : )

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