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Learn the provisional cast-on with Jo allport’s step-by-step guide
This is a handy method which enables you to keep the stitches on your cast-on edge open so you can work them in the opposite direction later on, leaving a seamless finish. In a project like this, it means you can make sure both ends of your work are symmetrical. There are a few different ways of working a provisional cast-on. Here, top designer Jo Allport talks you through her preferred method and has put together a brilliant photo tutorial to show you how to do it!
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Brush up on the skills needed for this pattern with this tutorial.
Techniques: Stocking Stitch, Garter , Lace
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How to: work eyelets (yfwd/yrn)
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