While performing this method, work is divided evenly between the carrier needle (needle held in your left hand) and the working needle (needle held in your right hand).
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Monday, April 18, 2011
Cast off: Basic Knitting Tutorial
Some knitters say "cast off"--others say "bind off". Both are correct, both refer to the method we will be discussing today.
While performing this method, work is divided evenly between the carrier needle (needle held in your left hand) and the working needle (needle held in your right hand).
Begin casting off by working two stitch on your last row.
While performing this method, work is divided evenly between the carrier needle (needle held in your left hand) and the working needle (needle held in your right hand).