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  Learning the basic knitting technique makes your project outstanding as well as enhances your knitting skills. The cast-on method is the stepping stone and the basis of all the projects and works well with any knitting needle type. There is no fixed cast-on method, however, most of us use the same traditional long tail technique. It is important to check the suggestions on the design. Does your pattern require cast-on knitting with two needles? But you only know it with one needle. In this post, we will cover two-needle cast-on, why it is needed, and the process of doing it. Why do you require cast-on knitting with two needles? Cast-on is an important technique because it will lay the foundation of your project. With two needles you get a stretchy fabric instead of one. The method goes perfectly well with lace and 2x2 rib patterns. It's a little complex but worth learning because you get neat, sturdy edges. It does not matter whether you are working with circular pins or st...

Are you traveling soon and worrying whether you can carry a crochet hook on the plane or not? This is a common question; you encounter in the crochet community. Follow these certain rules and regulations before flying high with a hook. In this blog, we will guide you regarding the same but always check the airline rules because they keep changing.   Can I take a crochet hook on the plane? If you are traveling to the US and Canada, you can carry the crochet hook in your carry-on and checked-in bag. It means you can safely include premium crochet hooks in your bag. However, there are a few rules you must adhere to: If possible carry a non-metallic such as a wooden crochet hook to avoid any security concerns. It’s important to check with the airlines because each country has different guidelines and conditions. Make sure the crochet hook sizes are less than 6 cm in length and must fit in your checked-in bag. We recommend you buy a bag to keep all your hooks, scissors,...