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Old June 1st 04, 04:02 AM
Kristine Quilici
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Like a dummy I was talking to Matt today about the Fair Isle sweater he is
showing me how to make and forgot to ask him how to cast on the steek
stitches. I did an awful job on my first attempt. So how do you cast on
steek stitches? I don't use the tail method to cast on (I don't know what it
is called). I taught myself how to knit and use the method where you make a
slip stitch and then use that stitch to make the next on and so on. Any help
would be appreciated. Thanks.
Kristine Quilici


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Old June 1st 04, 05:37 AM
Slinky
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Half-hitch.

On Tue, 01 Jun 2004 03:02:27 GMT, "Kristine Quilici"
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Like a dummy I was talking to Matt today about the Fair Isle sweater he is
showing me how to make and forgot to ask him how to cast on the steek
stitches. I did an awful job on my first attempt. So how do you cast on
steek stitches? I don't use the tail method to cast on (I don't know what it
is called). I taught myself how to knit and use the method where you make a
slip stitch and then use that stitch to make the next on and so on. Any help
would be appreciated. Thanks.
Kristine Quilici


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Old June 1st 04, 03:27 PM
Stella Fenley
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here is some sites
http://www.schoolpress.com/Techniques/techiques.html
http://www.wendyjohnson.net/farisle/pattern.htm
http://www.sheeweknits.com/fair_isle_101%20f.htm
http://www.tradewindknits.com/tbsteek.html
hope these site help.there are many more sites type in casting on steek
stitch and you will get a lot of sites that have good information.Good luck
..Stella
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Like a dummy I was talking to Matt today about the Fair Isle sweater he is
showing me how to make and forgot to ask him how to cast on the steek
stitches. I did an awful job on my first attempt. So how do you cast on
steek stitches? I don't use the tail method to cast on (I don't know what

it
is called). I taught myself how to knit and use the method where you make

a
slip stitch and then use that stitch to make the next on and so on. Any

help
would be appreciated. Thanks.
Kristine Quilici





 




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