Master These 6 Essential Cast On Methods!

In this must-watch knitting tutorial video, discover the essential cast on techniques every knitter should know. From the timeless long tail cast on to the versatile loop cast on and the stretchy German twisted cast on, we'll explore 6 popular methods that will take your knitting skills to new heights. Whether you're a knitting newbie or looking to expand your repertoire, this video has got you covered. Happy knitting!
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[@scotthunt7077]

I love the way you explain everything and you make it so easy to learn . I am a beginner in knitting and crocheting so I can’t wait to start the projects with your patterns. Thank you for teaching us! Elena

[@K4rmauh]

The thumb loop cast was the first one I learned, but it gave me lots of tension problems. It still works for mid row cast ons, but the edges are problematic.
I tend to use the long tail cast on, but I didn't know the exact way to hold your yarn, so it looks a bot different for me. I wanted to learn a more stretchy cast on, so thank you for the concise video.

[@elizabethjohnny682]

Yes, thank you!! This has been so great! I knew the knit and long tail cast ons but had forgotten the cable. Now I've got a few more I can play with as well 😊❤ I'm feeling much more prepared for my next project!

[@lenaraullo5263]

Thank you very much for detailed Tutorial.❤

[@theastewart6721]

Hi Brittany. Great video. All of these cast ons are good to know. 😊

[@karendavis7278]

Very helpful. Very well done. Thanks.

[@lizw5]

I learned the simple cast-on (#3) a bit ago because I don’t like having to guess with the long tail cast-on (I learned that one first from your beginner project videos). One thing I like with the simple cast-on is the ability to do both knit and purl cast-on stitches. I know you can do that with the German cast-on too but I haven’t been brave enough to try that one yet 😆 can you do it with the other cast-on methods too?

[@SexySash]

Can you do a video on different bind off methods? I love this video and it was so informative and I feel like I will learn a lot from a bind off video. Also can you go a little slower?

[@silverfeigner]

I was taught the e loop cast on by my great grandma. I didn't know what it was called at the time.

[@gia3742]

Please consider showing these left handed!

[@Teacherstonack]

Knitting is ambidextrous.

[@RobertFrost10]

​@Teacherstonack, that's true, but depending on what hand is your more dominant hand will depend on how you hold or work with the needles/yarn. Shooting a bow is also an inherently ambidextrous activity but still requires a slightly different teaching method between left hand and right hand dominant people.