There are so many options, right?
Whether you're ribbing or using stocking stitch, cabling or knitting in the round, you may want to pick and choose your cast-off carefully.
One of the specialist cast-offs is known as '3-needle cast-off'. It's ideal for when you have a seam to sew up along two cast off edges with the same number of stitches. This might happen when you're knitting a jumper or cardigan and you want to seam the shoulder.
Using the 3-needle will give a small seam and perfect alignment or stitches. Not only that, it'll also save you time with casting off both edges and then sewing a seam. You do the whole thing in one step-by-step technique!
If you have a single row of stitches on your needle you may think this is impossible. But I was frustrated with the number of cast offs and seams that were on my horizon so I decided to combine the whole thing when I had single rows of stitches.
After just a bit of juggling with the needles, you'll have a neat and flat seam for the perfect finish. And it's much faster than doing all the small parts one after the other.
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