arenahaser.blogg.se - Backwards loop cast on

If I knit the two shoulder pieces and cast on the stitches in the middle then presumably I then carry on starting with a WS knit for the next row otherwise I'll have 2 knit rows which would disrupt the pattern? Instead the next instruction is: I've been working in broken rib which is RS knit all the stitches and WS k1 p1 k1 repeat. Resting sts for the left shoulder onto the needle. New sts in extension of these sts using the backward loop method, knit the 27 (27) 29 (31) 33 (33) 37 (37) 39 I've finished the back and the shoulders so I have 2 shoulders of 27 stitches each on separate needles and the instructions say I need to: Hello all, back again with questions about the Petite Knit Friday slipover. r/ArtisanGifts (selling wares) /r/Planned_Pooling /r/Embroidery /r/crochet r/Geeknitting /r/casualknitting /r/yarnporn (photos of yarn) /r/yarnswap (trade/barter) /r/yarnaddicts (spinning/dyeing) /r/yarntrolls (memes & gifs) /r/kitting (cats, cats, cats) /r/drunkknitting We're also on Ravelry with these usernames and on discord.

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New Around Here? Check out our Wiki, FAQ, and glossary. What have you found on the internet? If it's fascinating, funny or useful, let us know!. What have you discovered through your knitting? Share your questions and answers, triumphs and frustrations, stories and inspirations here. Just put as little tension as you can without it all falling off the needles.** Ongoing: * Look What I Got!!! * BTSP Thread * Weekly WIPs * Ask A Knitter * KAL ** Welcome! With practice thumb method of long tail cast on can be very stretchy. Getting a cast on to be stretchy is about the distance between the stitches rather than the size of the stitches. If you are going to work ribbing immediately after casting on then use the thumb method and knit or purl appropriately. Really, all you do for the thumb method is make the backwards loop over your (left) thumb and knit into it. The thumb method is more popular with people who knit English style with the yarn held in the same hand as the needle receiving the new stitches (usually the right hand). The slingshot method seems to be more popular with people who knit continental, yarn held in the same hand as the needle which supplies the stitches.

It's essentially a row of backwards e-loops with a stich knitted into each. The slingshot method and the thumb method, lots of tutorials and videos of both on the web. There are two ways of doing a long tail cast on - and (if done correctly) end up being identical.