Knitting Machines for Beginners: Part 7 - Casting Off

[@socialite1283]

I'm new to the whole knitting machine thing. Thanks for your vids on the basics. Really clear and easy to follow.

[@LuxurioMusic]

I'm really new to all of this (just got a knitting machine this week and don't have much if any knitting and crochet experience) and these videos have been great little lessons to work from. One thing I just tested was to do your second cast off process but set the tension looser for the last row (set at 10, the rest of the piece on 6) and that seems to ease some of the bunching. I'm going to have to practice that third one because I keep messing it up :P

[@avitalz551]

Omg, thank you!!! This is just what I needed

[@locs_n_yarn]

Beautiful!!! I didn’t know about any of these cast off methods.

[@verarenella9598]

Love your videos**Thank you**

[@NZSaskia]

Useful to know, thanks

[@sirranjan7618]

Great videos, thanks man!

[@messymakersmind]

Hi there, I’m wanting to make a scarf on my single bed knit machine but I’m not too sure how I’d knit a big chunk of rib and then also bind off in rib near the end without using a ribber ? Is there a video you could do for this. Many thanks 😊

[@maggiewhite7904]

do you show how to put bands on a cardigan

[@Falney]

Left handed? Burn the Heretic!