in knitting how do u cast off?

Answer 1

knit two stitches, put the first one you knit over the second, knit another stitch, put the first one over that and so on x

http://www.knittinghelp.com/knitting/basic_techniques/bind-off.php

this site is REALLY helpful, i learnt a new way to cast on which saves loads of time x

Answer 2

As you've already been told, but just a tip for you - sometimes the edge will be quite tight after casting off - if you want the edge to be more elastic, use a size larger needle to knit the stitches you are casting off = much better! Same thing applies when casting on. Hope this is useful.
By the way, the thumb method of casting ON is by far the best.

Answer 3

Knit two stitches, put first stitch knitted over the second, then knit on another stitch and repeat until all stitches are cast off

Answer 4

*psst* Wanna know a secret? You can also cast of with a crochet hook - just work your knitting stitches off with a single crochet - it holds better too.

Answer 5

I only have a couple of sites to add which will have some fab knitting info for you.
http://www.knitting-and-crochet-guild.org.uk/
http://www.castoff.info/

Answer 6

knit two stitches, then pull the first stitch over the second stitch and off the needle, you have one stitch on needle, knit a second stitch, and pull the first stitch over the second stitch, you have one stitch on needle, then continue till finished

Answer 7

I had your answer but 2 peeps have already given you what I was gonna say. no point in repeating it repeating it repeating it LOL

Answer 8

i dont know but i do know that theres a magazine inthe shops about it.