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The 3 Skills You Need to Start Knitting

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    1. How to Long Tail Cast On in Knitting
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    In knitting, casting on is the method for adding the initial stitches onto the knitting needle. Learn the Slingshot beginner casting on method in this lesson!

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    In knitting, casting on is the method for adding the initial stitches onto the knitting needle. Learn the Slingshot beginner casting on method in this lesson!

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    2. How to Make a Knit Stitch
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    If you have mastered casting on, it’s time to move on to the knit stitch in this lesson! This key knitting skill might be tough, but you’ll get it in no time.

    How to Make a Knit Stitch
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    If you have mastered casting on, it’s time to move on to the knit stitch in this lesson! This key knitting skill might be tough, but you’ll get it in no time.

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    3. How to Make a Purl Stitch
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    The Purl and Knit Stitches are the building blocks of knitting. If you want to tackle knitting projects, start by practicing these two stitches in this lesson!

    How to Make a Purl Stitch
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    The Purl and Knit Stitches are the building blocks of knitting. If you want to tackle knitting projects, start by practicing these two stitches in this lesson!

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    Shelia F
    Great! First cast on I've seen that doesn't require a slip knot!! ????
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    Julie M
    Thank you! Very clear even for a left-hander.
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    Erica J
    I like your teaching...it was very easy to follow and was at a good pace!
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    We All Knit Here
    I'm glad you found it easy to follow, thank you so much!
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    PENI P
    I have a pattern the tells me to cast on three stiches at the end of a knit row....I am stumped. Can you help me? Thanks in advance, Peni
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    We All Knit Here
    To cast onto an established row, you begin to knit the lfirst stitch, but instead of slipping the old stitch off, you instead take the new stitch (on the left needle) and slip it back onto the right. You would do this 3 times, and then begin to knit normally. I hope this helps!
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    PENI P
    Thank you for this lesson. You have explained it well and the visual helps a great deal.*Peni
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    We All Knit Here
    Thank you!
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