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Originally Posted by Rapunzel
That could be it. For a knitted cast-on, if you are right-handed, you would hold the needle with the slip knot in your left hand. The right needle goes into the loop on the left needle, picks up more yarn, and brings it through to the front, and places it on the left needle, making a new loop. Repeat until you have cast on the desired number of stitches.
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How do you go from having the slipknot on both needles to having the slipknot only on the left? Nobody ever says how to do that.
I know you're supposed to wrap yarn around the needle from back to front to make a loop. HOW? It isn't a loop when just draping the yarn over the needle, it doesn't DO anything!
As you might be able to tell, I'm finding this incredibly frustrating
