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Tubular cast-on method for a 2×2 rib – a left-handed knitting tutorial

The tubular cast-on method for 2x2 rib creates a beautiful edge which rolls from the right to the wrong side. Find out how in this photo tutorial, for left-handed knitters.

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February 28, 2017
Using a knitting needle to remove waste yarn one stitch at a time
knitting tutorials

Tubular cast-on method for 2×2 rib – a right-handed knitting tutorial

The tubular cast-on method for 2x2 rib creates a beautiful edge which rolls from the right to the wrong side. Find out how in this photo tutorial, for right-handed knitters.

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February 21, 2017
Using a knitting needle to remove waste yarn one stitch at a time
knitting tutorials

Tubular cast-on method for 1×1 rib – a left-handed knitting tutorial

The tubular cast-on method for 1x1 rib creates a beautiful edge which rolls from the right to the wrong side. Find out how in this photo tutorial, for left-handed knitters.

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January 31, 2017
Using a knitting needle to remove waste yarn one stitch at a time
knitting tutorials

Tubular cast-on method for 1×1 rib – a right-handed knitting tutorial

The tubular cast-on method for 1x1 rib creates a beautiful edge which rolls from the right to the wrong side. Find out how in this photo tutorial, for right-handed knitters.

2 Comments
January 26, 2017
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