I crochet more than I knit, but I've known how to do the basics of both since I was a child, and even after all these years (we won't say how many), I never realized there was more than one way to cast on and bind off in knitting.
Knitting Daily is offering a free eBook on the various ways to cast on and bind off, so head on over and grab it so you'll have it handy when you pick up your needles for your next project. Since I'm pretty set in my ways, I'll probably continue to cast on and bind off the way I've always done it, but I'm going to download this ebook for the sake of curiosity, if nothing else.
~ Marie Anne
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Knitting Daily is offering a free eBook on the various ways to cast on and bind off, so head on over and grab it so you'll have it handy when you pick up your needles for your next project. Since I'm pretty set in my ways, I'll probably continue to cast on and bind off the way I've always done it, but I'm going to download this ebook for the sake of curiosity, if nothing else.
~ Marie Anne
Like you I'm set in my ways but this could be interesting and I love learning new anything in crochet and knitting. Thanks!
ReplyDeletePoppin in to say Happy Easter. I've tried unsuccessful the fast cast ons and always go back to the basic. I find contorting my hand to do the other cast on's difficult.
ReplyDeleteI am looking for the pattern for the Plarn Grocery Bag.
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