Techniques "End of Row Cast On"

There will be times when you need to add stitches to a row.  Sometimes that comes at the end of a row, perhaps to create a sleeve.  Sometimes you need to add stitches mid row, when you are creating buttonholes, adding underarm stitches to a body worked top down or perhaps you are knitting hand warners or socks.  I prefer a knitted cast on, this method is more stable and gives a first row to the portion you are creating.

Here's a look at the my steps to doing a Knitted cast on

Norway - Just WOW AND ANNEMOR SUNDBO

Kristiansand, Norway

We landed in Norway, so far north yet the weather was very hot.   This is one of the most beautiful places I've been to.   I really did not take as many photos as I should have because I was just so enchanted by everything around me and was soaking it all in.   Just sailing through the fjords to reach this beautiful spot was amazing.   The ship is docked across from the Opera House and within a few short steps you enter a small marina filled with boats, shops and restaurants. 

  Opera House 

Of course there was yarn shopping.  

The BEST TREAT OF ALL..... ANNEMOR SUNDBO

Annemor opened her studio to us and spoke of her passion for preserving the knitting history of Norway.   The mittens and gloves you see here are the remains of tossed away items that where shredded to make new yarn and woven into blankets, mattress pads etc.   Recycling dating back to the Second world war.    When she asked to apprentice with the owner of the mill, her said sure if she was willing to buy the mill.  Annemor purchased the mill in 1983, and thus began her journey to save the designs.  She has won many awards for her work and written quite a few knitting books.