Ending Finger Knitting (easy-peasy!)

How’s your finger knitting going?
If you were with me last week you could have a long strand of knitting doing really well.
Have you been knitting with the same ball of yarn or more than one this week?

Let’s finish the finger knitting today with a cast off method that’s really quick and will give you a knitted cord that won’t unravel.

Here’s the Finger Knitting board that I created on Pinterest to show lots of finger knitting projects:
https://www.pinterest.co.uk/knitwithhannah/finger-knitting/
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A few of my knitting videos will be switched to a new YouTube setting, removing
-the comments,
-links
-featured videos
-and other parts of the YouTube experience.
YouTube has created these features to protect children when using the internet.
As I am aware that this video in particular has possibly been watched by as many children as adults I have included this video in that setting.
Please see the links below for more information about Knit With Hannah and note that YouTube may decide to change these settings over time.
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To see other Finger Knitting videos, check out:
Finger Knitting Playlist:
And learn more about knitting yarn here:
Knitting Yarn 101 Playlist:
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLnqw36aiAI0i-sFW11Ww-4GwN_G7xXWjf=======================

Take a look at the ‘When Can I Knit Too Mummy’ course:

https://www.knitwithhannah.co.uk/join-knit-too
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Check out all the goodies on my website too:
Beginner Knitter Courses:https://knitwithhannah.co.uk/courses

Knitting Patterns:https://knitwithhannah.co.uk/patterns

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Music on intro and outro from the free-to-use YouTube Library:
Far Behind, by Silent Partner