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Reel and description from @rukeofficial on instagram:
"I often get asked the same question – where and when do I use the Ruke cast-off? The answer is simple: everywhere and always 💅🏼🪁🌱🍇🌸🤞🏻
I created this bind-off technique many years ago when I was searching for a more comfortable alternative to the Italian bind-off. I found it too complicated, unintuitive, and tiring, and my heart has always leaned toward simplicity. I wanted a technique that would suit any knit, look clean and beautiful, and still have a bit of elasticity. That’s how the Ruke cast-off was born.
At first, I was afraid to show it to the world. It didn’t feel “classic” or “official,” so I doubted whether it was worth sharing. But over time, I realized – if it works for me, it might work for you too. Today, the Ruke cast-off is an essential part of my work – I use it to finish every sweater, sleeve, front band, or neckline."
Reel and description from @fioricini.knits on instagram:
"The following designers are so talented 🥺😍
@by.kyleigh (her colorwork designs are amazing!)
@oglaknitweardesign (I'm knitting the #elfridatop by her and I love it, can't wait to show it to you)
@pearlbyrae (I can't wait for the #astraeatop to be published 😍)
@knitonomy (if you love cables Magdalena has a bunch of gorgeous patterns. Right now I'm testing the #fresnosweaterlight for her in this beautiful bordeoux color)
@nakedknit (if you are looking for a cute knitted bralette, I want to cast on #thewraptop )
@notadaywithoutknitting (I'm in love with the #ilanacamisole and can't wait to cast it on)
@xollawool (her Clematis and Floresta sweaters are amazing! Designs inspired by nature)😍"
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