How to Cast On Using the Backward Loop Method

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The backward loop method of casting on is the easiest cast-on. This video makes it even easier because you can see it being done!

By: krndpx

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Difficulty: Easy

Tips & Warnings:

This method is good for adding stitches to a work in progress.
There will be quite a lot of slack between the stitches on your first knitting row after the cast-on. This will work itself out, so don't worry about it.
Knitting can be addictive!

Step1

Select yarn and knitting needle. You only need one needle to practice this cast-on.

Step2

Make a slip knot and slip it onto the knitting needle.

Step3

Follow the instructions on the video for this easy cast-on method, the backward loop method.

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