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How to Cast-On With Figure 8

    Cast On

    • 1). Position your knitting needles by stacking them on top of each other, perpendicular to the ground. Hold the needles firmly between the thumb and pointer finger of your dominant hand.

    • 2). Pull a length of working yarn out of your ball. Drape the yarn over your bottom needle, and hold it in place with your thumb.

    • 3). Wrap the length of yarn over the top of the bottom needle, between the two needles, then under the bottom needle. You have completed half of an 8 and made your first two cast-on stitches

    • 4). Complete the second half of the 8 by wrapping the yarn back over the top needle, back between your needles, and under the bottom needle. You will now have four loops on your knitting needles.

    • 5). Continue in this pattern--over, between, under--until you have the correct number of cast-on stitches as indicated by your pattern. You will have half the stitches on the bottom needle and half on the top needle.

    • 6). Using another knitting needle, knit into the cast-on stitches on the top needle. Continue knitting until you come to the bottom needle.

    • 7). Knit into the cast-on stitches of the bottom needle through the back loop rather than the front loop, to prevent twisting your knit stitches. Once you have finished knitting all your cast-on stitches, continue knitting as indicated in your knitting pattern.

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