Ribber Basics, Casting on 1 x 1 ribbing with a Singer knitting machine

A very detailed explanation for casting on 1 x 1 ribbing and reading Singer Operating Tables. My preferred method of casting on at the end and why it's the better method.
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[@jeanzei]

I’m really enjoying your videos!!!

[@TheSaltyKnitter]

Thank you so much! I'm happy to hear that.

[@maggiewhite7904]

Thankyou for this ❤

[@talitasmit9337]

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[@dearzuzannah]

How do you awoid That the ribbing is curling

[@TheSaltyKnitter]

You mean the frilling on the edge where the cast on comb stretches your knitting? There are a few ways, my preference is to use the eWrap cast on which seems to minimize it. You can also use waste yarn to cast on so the waste yarn gets stretched out instead of your project. Then there's "The Broken Toe" cast on and I have seen another method where you lay ravel cord in the zig-zag between the beds and later use it to draw in the edge of the knitting.