This is the part 4 of our short series on beginners’ stitches in knitting.
Description
This completes our short series on knitting covering some basic ‘must have’ stitches; casting off allows you to finish your work so that it won’t unravel and gives a platted top edge. Rosee has a great tip about tension and also points out that the platt will look different depending whether you cast off on a knit row or a purl row.
Once you have mastered this section, you will be able to pick up a pattern and complete a project – and we have a really super, garment for you next week, which is perfect for beginners.
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About the Tutor
Rosee is an expert in knit/crochet/sew pattern design, with a gift for helping knitters get to grips with the basics. After cutting her teeth as editor of The Knitter and Knit Today magazines, Rosee decided it was time to fly solo! She enjoys passing on her love of all things woolly to her students, teaching knitters everything from sock knitting to how to design their own sweaters.
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