Thanks to Ted's recent post on Looser Cast-on, I now understand how to do it properly!
He breaks down the construction of a cast-on stitch and shows you where you need to pay attention to get a looser cast-on. Complete with photo illustrations. I'd like to join the others who have said this before... Ted should write another book! He has a wonderful way of explaining things.
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2 comments:
Jason,
Thank you for the link. Ted really does know his stuff. And he's so clear!
You are very welcome, Jane! He does have a way of explaining things perfectly clear. I really do hope that he writes a book. It will be one of a kind. :-)
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