Preparation |
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Cast-On |
Knitted
a nice firm cast on, great for when you need to cast on an overwhelming number of stitches |
Cable
similar in practice to the knitted cast on, but with an attractive edge resembling a small cable |
Long-Tail
perhaps the most versitle cast on, quick and elastic, a good rule of thumb is to place your first loop in one inch from the end for each stitch you need to cast on |
Double-Needle Rolled
an extremely elastic cast on, great for cuffs and other areas that need a lot of give |
Crochet (without Crochet Needle)
an attractive firm cast on that, when done in contrasting waste yarn, can be used provisionally as well |
Turkish
a simple cast-on which provides two rows of live stitches—good for toe-up socks and items in which directional stitches are needed |
Magic
(Coming soon...) |
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Knit
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“In through the front door, run around back.
Hop through the window. Off jumps Jack!” |
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Purl
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“Under the fence, catch the sheep.
Back we come, off we leap!” |
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Miscellanea |
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