Thank you SO much! One of the easiest, stretchy cast on methods I've tried on TH-cam!!! I developed a rhythm in seconds, and it was quite easy to keep cast-on sts neat and consistent! Your time and effort are very appreciated! Thank you for sharing! :)
This CO has become my go-to start. So much so, that doing it any other way is a struggle and seems wrong. The only time I do another is the Italian 1x1 CO which is great for brioche especially.
Could use not only several repeats at a slower pace, but also some clarity about how the yarn is wound around your fingers. I can figure it out with multiple rewinds but please don’t make me work so hard.
Thanks for showing the neat join. I haven't heard of German stretchy cast on - it will be great for hats. I'm left handed so will have to slow down the video somehow and figure it out. Happy knitting.
Mel This is the method I use to cast on. My problem is casting off. I make a circular scarf that slips over the head so it doesn't come off while delivering papers. But the cast off is the problem; it's too tight. Do you have a good tutorial for a loose cast off row. Thanks.
I seem to be getting two stitches each time. You went a bit fast after the first example. I feel complete uncoordinated. But will persist with it. Once you get going you sure go fast. Learners are slow snails.
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Thank you SO much! One of the easiest, stretchy cast on methods I've tried on TH-cam!!! I developed a rhythm in seconds, and it was quite easy to keep cast-on sts neat and consistent! Your time and effort are very appreciated! Thank you for sharing! :)
This CO has become my go-to start. So much so, that doing it any other way is a struggle and seems wrong. The only time I do another is the Italian 1x1 CO which is great for brioche especially.
Could use not only several repeats at a slower pace, but also some clarity about how the yarn is wound around your fingers. I can figure it out with multiple rewinds but please don’t make me work so hard.
wow the best german cast I have seen so far. Thank you. I just had to subscribe!
love this, tried it and its perfect, plan on using this from now on!!
Luv, luv, luv this join! Yay Canada!
I really like the jogless join. Thank you for the video. :)
Thank you, this tutorial was easy to follow, and had the added bonus of joining in the round!
Omg ,such a perfect weather to bask in the sun and knitting!! I live in tropical country so its been a dreamy condition for me
I wish you had done several SLOWLY - you did 2 and then zip zip - I had to keep rewinding. I would like a chance to do it slowly and get a flow going!
Thanks for showing the neat join. I haven't heard of German stretchy cast on - it will be great for hats. I'm left handed so will have to slow down the video somehow and figure it out. Happy knitting.
Thank u so much. I never knew about this one and need it for a pattern i am using.. cheers
Hi there! Thanks for the video. Do you have a source for your stitch markers? They’re so pretty!
I like your video very much, thank you! It is clear to see exactly what you are doing,
Took me a few tries to get going but very clear and I like the join too! Thanks very much.
Thanks for the tutorial! I've used this method and it worked out just great!
Thank you!
Thank you so much for this tutorial. It saved my sanity!
Thank you for the shoutout Leslie, and the great video!
Corina
Mel This is the method I use to cast on. My problem is casting off. I make a circular scarf that slips over the head so it doesn't come off while delivering papers. But the cast off is the problem; it's too tight. Do you have a good tutorial for a loose cast off row. Thanks.
Is this not the Old Norwegian cast on?
I think that is another name for this CO
Everytime I go through this I get 2 stitches cast on. Please help.
Karen Behymer n
Watch how she goes back through the thumb. I was getting 2 stitches also until I did it the way she shows. Hope this helps.
We you get to the end of the yorn
I seem to be getting two stitches each time. You went a bit fast after the first example. I feel complete uncoordinated. But will persist with it. Once you get going you sure go fast. Learners are slow snails.
slow down!!
interesting tutorial but annoying to hear "um" every second word. Very distracting.