Learn how to work the German Twisted (sometimes called Old Norwegian) cast-on method.
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 Emily demonstrates knitting a garter tab cast on. Useful For: |
 Emily demonstrates Emily Ocker's invisible cast on. Useful For: |
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 Cirilia shows you everything you need to know about this knitting essential. Useful For: |
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 Cirilia offers tips for several classic cast-on methods. Useful For: |
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 A demonstration of working the purl stitch in the English style. Useful For: |
 A demonstration of working the knit stich in the Continental style. Useful For: |
 A demonstration of working the knit stitch in the English style. Useful For: |