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Casting off in knitting....

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Alambil · 09/07/2009 19:47

I've managed to do it all the way, apart from the very last stitch left on the needle; what do I do with that? If I take the needle out, it'll just fall to bits...

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gigglinggoblin · 09/07/2009 19:56

Pull it out a bit to make a bigger loop so you dont lose it. Break the yarn, take the stitch off the needle. Put the yarn through the loop and pull, it kind of knots itself

ButtercupWafflehead · 09/07/2009 19:57

Cut off the wool with a long tail,

Take the needle out!

(carefully - and make the loop big!!)

thread the cut-off wool end through the loop and pull so the loop tightens!

Dumbledoresgirl · 09/07/2009 19:57

Or put the remaining ball of wool through the last stitch ( pulled to make it big enough to take the ball of course) and then cut the wool. Make sure you sew that end in to the finished product, don't just cut it short.

ButtercupWafflehead · 09/07/2009 19:59

what did you knit?!

Alambil · 09/07/2009 20:03

a four inch long rectangle

my first ever project!!

It is going to be incorporated into a blanket, but is too many stitches long, so I cast off and am doing a smaller square

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ButtercupWafflehead · 09/07/2009 20:07

Congratulations on your first project!

Hope you cast-off okay!

Alambil · 09/07/2009 20:14

I did it's not fallen apart

thanks for helping me!

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