Lorilee Beltman explains what the Magic Cast-On is and why it’s useful, and shares some of its most popular applications, such as toe-up socks. With Lorilee’s guidance, you’ll soon understand the mechanics of the cast-on, no matter which style of knitting you prefer.
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