Knitted Cast On for Beginners

[@JustFluffyQuiltingYarnCrafts]

This is the first method that I learned and used for years. I just taught a friend this method and it is so timely to see this video now. Thanks for sharing. ❤

[@kathywelch8722]

I’m not a knitter but this cast on method seems like a simple one to learn. Thank you for your demonstration. 💜🙏🏻

[@SnufflebeanYarn]

You’re welcome! 🧶😀

[@nidiamedeiros1158]

Thank you so much I love ❤️ your amazing knitting 🧶 patterns 😊

[@Jflowers120]

Thanks Laurelin ❤

[@SnufflebeanYarn]

You’re welcome!

[@nidiamedeiros1158]

Thank you so much much 😊

[@SnufflebeanYarn]

You're welcome 😊

[@BeckyInCa]

Just curious. Why do you prefer the long tail cast on method over this one? Thank you 😊

[@SnufflebeanYarn]

For me personally, I find it the quickest way to cast on. ☺️

[@janescott6286]

Quick question please: if I’m not a continental knitter, would I still need to twist the new stitch before putting it on my left needle? Thanks!

[@SnufflebeanYarn]

Yes you would :)

[@janescott6286]

@@SnufflebeanYarn Thank you!

[@karenladwig]

Thanks!

[@tylerpistachio6927]

What is your logic of when to use what type of cast-on?

[@SnufflebeanYarn]

99% of the time I use the long tail cast on, but sometimes a pattern calls for a different type so then I use the requested type. Most of the time it’s down to personal preference thougj