Welcome to the KnittingHelp forum! ...Introduce yourself!

[1pinktoes1]

Hi,
I'ma beginning knitter and I enjoy it very much. This site is very helpful.
Brendi

[Threadspinner]

Wow. I can't believe I haven't discovered this site before. Oh, and hello everybody!

[theguywhoknits]

been knitting since I was 10yrs old (yep...all that long ago) always looking for usefu; tips etc...thanx for the website

[Calyn]

HI every one ,
My name is Calyn ,
thankyou for letting me talk to you all!!

[Calyn]

how do you cast off?

Calyn

[lemonpuddind]

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[lemonpuddind]

2 cast off you knit 2 st then after u have 2 pull the 1st stich ouver the 2nd one then k another st then
repeat repeat repeat repeat repeat repeat untill end and pull the yarn thou

[BlueNorma]

Hello, I'm brand new here and a week-old knitter. So far I've done half a pot holder and I'm working on a coaster. (That's what they look like. I'm supposed to be doing a scarf. )

Anyway, I'm learning via the YouTube method. I learned to cast on pretty easily and I think I'm using the knit stitch? Purl is next.

Glad to be here!

[Shandeh]

Welcome to the forum, everyone!

how do you cast off?
Calyn

To cast off (or "bind off"), you can follow the directions in these videos that Amy Finlay made for our website:
http://www.knittinghelp.com/videos/casting-off

[Susieatthecircus]

Thanks for the warm welcome!
I'm Susie, an artist and knitting/crochet designer. I am a regular contributor to Let's Knit magazine in the UK and a member of the Ravelry community. I'm also a member of a small drop-in knitting group that meets every Wednesday evening in a friendly local pub, The Pelton Arms, in Greenwich, South-East London. Beginners welcome, as there is plenty of expertise to share and pass on!
I have also started adding patterns to my weblog, www.susieatthecircus.typepad.com, which are free to share.
I'm currently working on a book of Knitted Flowers for Search Press, to be published this November and I've got another book coming out this autumn, called The Felted Bag Book, published by New Holland, which has lots of knitting and crochet designs.
I look forward to being a member of KnittingHelp.