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Cast on - continental method
The cast on should be firm but not too hard. If you feel it becomes too tight you can use larger needles or cast on around two needles and then pull one needle out afterwards. Remember to use the correct needles when starting your knitting.
Patterns using this technique
Video #2, listed in: Learn to knit, Learn to knit, Cast on, Cast on basic
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Ronja wrote:
Kult
26.08.2022 - 10:21
Julia Fletcher wrote:
When you cast on this way is your next row of knitting a right or wrong side
29.07.2022 - 22:03DROPS Design :
Dear Julia, unless otherwise stated, the first (after cast-on) row would be from the right side. Lately, some patterns start from the wrong side but it's always indicated in the pattern. The side of the next row is independent of the cast on method you use. Happy knitting!
31.07.2022 - 17:06
Maria wrote:
Obrigado pela ajuda, este vídeo é fantástico e fácil de compreender... Gostei muito!
10.11.2021 - 22:44
Helle Vibeke Hansen wrote:
Hej. Jeg har nu prøvet at slå op som I beskriver i jeres standard slå op video og hvis jeg følger den så passer det ikke med den video om at undgå et hak i starten af et arbejde når man strikker rundt. I den video er tråden der hænger fast i garnnøglet den der sidder forrest og kan strammes til modsat den anden video. Er det ligegyldigt? Vh Helle
04.04.2021 - 15:30DROPS Design :
Hei Helle. Denne videoen viser hvordan du legger opp med den kontinental metoden med 13 masker. Om du bruker denne metoden og skal strikke rundt og unngå hak i starten vil begge trådendene være i overgangen og du bruker begge trådenenden å strammer trådene etter å ha flyttet den løfte masken tilbake til venstre pinne. mvh DROPS design
12.04.2021 - 10:44
Caterina Bargellini wrote:
Gradirei sapere se c'è un sistema per calcolare quanta lana usare per mettere su i punti. Ringrazio in anticipo per la Risposta.
20.02.2021 - 18:02DROPS Design :
Buongiorno Caterina, per sapere quanto filato usare per l'avvio può considerare 3 volte la lunghezza dell'avvio finito oppure avviare 10 maglie e calcolare quanto filato ha utilizzato. Buon lavoro!
20.02.2021 - 19:05
Caterina Bargellini wrote:
Gradirei sapere se c'è un sistema per calcolare quanta lana usare per mettere su i punti. Ringrazio in anticipo per la Risposta.
20.02.2021 - 17:26DROPS Design :
Buongiorno Caterina, per sapere quanto filato usare per l'avvio può considerare 3 volte la lunghezza dell'avvio finito oppure avviare 10 maglie e calcolare quanto filato ha utilizzato. Buon lavoro!
20.02.2021 - 19:05
Nanna wrote:
Et godt fif, da jeg selv er totalt nybegynder. Slå maskerne op med begge strikkepinde, og pil den ene ud, når de er slået op. Mine bliver nemlig meget stramme og med 2 pinde, får de en flot finish :-)
06.01.2021 - 22:01
Silvia Villalva wrote:
Bárbara la explicación, pero estoy muy acostumbrada a las agujas tradicionales y me cuesta aprender esta nueva técnica
05.09.2020 - 19:58
Diana wrote:
For people who don't have strong fingers there is an easyer way to make this one. I learned to use my thumb as a "needle", wich means you don't have to stretch your fingers this much. (learned that in school 40 years ago)
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