Invisible Circular Cast On
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 6 ส.ค. 2024
- Learn how to do the invisible circular cast on, also known as the disappearing circular cast on or pinhole cast on. This method is useful when casting on a small number of stitches (6-10) for projects that are knit in the round like toe up socks, top down hats and mittens, amigurumi or bags.
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Introduction - 0:00
Casting On Stitches - 0:50
Setting Up to Knit the First Round - 5:20
Final Notes - 6:53
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Pattern: Grand Staircase Socks - shop.thechillydog.com/product...
Yarn: Zitron Trekking Sport
Needles: skacel by addi FlexiFlips
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BEST video I found on this cast on! Clear image and explanation, just slow enough that we can do it while watching! Thank you!!!
This was the most helpful video of this cast on. Thank you!
Just use a crochet hook and slip stitch number of stitches needed through "magic loop". Transfer stitches before pulling loop tight. (I prefer 3 DPNs) Also known as Emily Ocker cast on.
Love your tutorials and your hands are beautiful 💗
Excellent video as always. I've seen several who show this with the crochet hook but this is the only one I've seen that shows how to do it directly on the needles. So much more straightforward.
Thank You!!
This method is easier than other methods on holding loop in place while making increases-thank you!
What a high-quality video! Very clear instructions and I could easily follow along with your instructions.
Thank you for this... very clear a easy to follow
Remarkably good descriptions here, both in how to do it, and what makes it work. Thank you.
Excellent tutorial!! Thank you so much!!
Love this tip... Well done.
After searching through many pinhole cast ons I got you. WONDERFUL. Thanks
Thanks for sharing this method. I'm knitting the Twinkle Twinkle Blanket by Helen Stewart/Curious Handmade and I was looking for an invisible cast on for the centre. This has given a very neat finish and I'm really happy with how the centre of the blanket looks.
Perfect, now I have to figure out double pointed needles
just what i needed, thank you
Thank you so much for this. I have a book on cast ons & bind offs & I just couldn't get it. I followed what you were doing & got it the first time. I wish you were here when I was trying to cast on for my daughter's wedding shawl a few years back. 😀
great video, Thanks!
Very good explanation!
Too cool!!!!❤❤❤
Getting ready to start your Best Worsted socks, toe up version. You make this look so easy! Thank you for your excellent videos!
Great !
Cool!
How do you knit the row after it's in this formation? I can complete this tutorial, but I don't know how to continue after this set up.
This is great but I can't find anything which follows on from this ie knitting in the (magic loop) round with these shorter circular needles. Need to knit in the round but it's for a flat hexigon pattern.
Whenever I'm knitting magic loop with this cast on, I just cast onto one needle tip, tighten the magic ring and slide the sts all the way down the cord to the other needle tip. I like to divide the sts into the normal magic loop configuration as I knit the first round.
Interesting cast on. Can you tell me what the benefit is to using this cast on?
In addition to using it for toe-up socks, it's an essential type of cast on if making say a circular blanket or circular shawl. Or for small projects like circular dishcloth.
Diane Schuller thank you. I still waffling about starting another pair of socks. I have a second to a pair on the needles now and I’m confused as to how to do the heal (I misplaced the pattern!🙄). But should I start another pair it will be toe up and I will come back to review this video. Thanks again for sharing.
Stefanie Staniak watch Purl Together. Jana has awesome sock tutorials that are step by step instructions for heel flap & gusset construction whether on toe up or cuff down socks. Just look up Purl Together Socks and you’ll be on your way!
what do you do if you are casting on a number that does not end with into the hole?
I have to cast on 24
Great question! If you're casting on an even number of sts start with a YO then insert your needle into the hole and pull a stitch through and keep alternating. If you are casting on an odd number of sts, skip the initial yarn over and just insert the needle into the hole and pull a stitch through, then alternate between a YO and pulling a stitch through the hole. Happy knitting! 💖
The video I am using says to circular cast on 9 stitches. How do I do this when they go two at a time?
It's always best to end this CO with a stitch that's pulled through the center ring. So for an odd number of sts, begin the CO with a st that's pulled through the ring then YO. Continue alternating and end with a final stitch pulled through the ring.
Looks very confusing 😢