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How does this happen and what can I do?
YOUR ANSWER
At a guess I would say that your knitting has twisted around the circular needle during the first row.
What I usually do is to knit the first one or two rows as 'rows', knitting the first row and then turning the piece and knitting back the other way.
This makes it easier to keep the knitting straight on the circular needle when I join the two edges and prevent twisting. You have to sew the two edges together when you have finished knitting but it does make it easier to prevent the cast on edge from twisting around the needle.
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