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Great video! Thank you!

I've been trying all day to get this cast on and your video finally cracked it for me! Thank you! I want to knit my first raglan sweater and I wanted a pretty cast on for the neckline. ❤❤❤

What are the odds that the skein i was trying to start (as a baby crocheter) is that exact Vanna’s Choice lion brand red 😂😂 that’s hilarious

Come back to this video every time i need to do a tubular cast on!

Great video. Im a tubular cast on novice, took me a few attempts but got there in the end. At the end of each row l found i had to watch these sections intently as thats where i was going wrong!

Fantastic knitting lesson. Your instructions are very clear and helpful. I am creating sweaters for small dolls and can certainly apply your method 👍🏼Wondering if you have instructions for making a cardigan?

What kind of witchcraft is this!? My mind has been blown out of this world! I LOVED IT! Thanks for each little tip and detail you shared <3

This was so very helpful. Thank you for such a clear video instruction!

all this time i was knitting wrongly hahaha my purl is correct but the knit wasnt

I simply adore your sheep and snow flakes color work pattern do you haven the pattern for sale? I would love to knit a sweater like. That it will be my first trial color works thankd

Oh boy is this a gamble...definitely worth it the time I was able to do it but brutal otherwise

Do you think it would be possible to continue the pattern as double stockinette instead of going to normal K1P1?

Wow! I watched several videos on how to do the circular tubular cast on and was about to give up when I came across this video. I totally understood what you were doing, and you explained it superbly. Thank you so much for sharing this otherwise difficult technique.

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Those were really clear instructions. It is truly magic how it grows into that hat that seems to fit the head

Great video, thx. I tried it with magic loop and more challenging! What tip length needle did you use with your 16inch cable?

This is becoming an absolute travesty for me...

10:10 note to self. This is where I left off.

This is very helpful video.. Quick question did the stitch count increase or it remains same as the count started?

Thank you such an uncomplicated explanation 🙌🏽

I am still fairly early on in my knitting journey, but this is the first time I've encountered a 1x1 ribbing that isn't simply k1p1. Are you slipping every other stitch because of the cast on? Or is it done this way for a particular pattern? I love the clean look of the CO edge, but just want to make sure I'm understanding everything okay!

thank u queennnnn

Excellent tutorial

I have tried getting the yarn in the center then half way through it gets knotted in the center somewhere.

Ah thank you!!! I haven't been able to figure out exactly what counter clockwise meant in terms of wrapping the yarn, but showing it from that top down view makes so much sense to me now. I'm just learning and I know I'm twisting my purl stitches but couldn't figure out the correct way. Thank you!

Thank you. Years later this is still a very easy and clear example. The only challenges I had were my yarn (old tired acrylic), to tight of tension with the crocheted cast on, and my crochet stitches didn't unzip (probably because I crochet left-handed and knit right-handed). In the end though the results were great and I'll be using this technique again for sure! Thanks again!

I’m obsessed I can’t wait to try

I'd love to see this done in the English style, it looks soooo fiddly done the continental way 😢

Holy cow! That is one crazy cast on! I'd used it a couple of times in the past but not with the scrap yarn method, which I found so much easier. Your video is very well done and answered a number of questions I had that others did not. Thank you so much. I don't think I'd ever be able to do it without referring to your video so please never take it down! lol. I can't imagine the brain of the person who invented this!

Thank you so much!!!! Just did my first!!!

These instructions are so easy to follow and easy to see what your doing. Thank you 😊

Best. Tutorial. Ever! 👊🫳🎤 0:00 Intro 1:24 Tools/Materials 2:24 A: Provisional Cast On 4:51 B: Set-Up Row (k1, yo) 7:24 C: Actual First Row (k1, yarn to front, slip as if to purl, yarn to back) 8:47 D: Second Row (Yarn to back, slip as if to purl, yarn to the front, Purl) 9:35 E: Third Row (same as C) 10:11 F: Fourth Row (same as D) 10:40 G: Remove Provisional Cast On 12:15 Begin 1x1 Ribbing 12:44 Sample

Thank you!!! I had tried 4 different tutorials prior to this one... and failed so many times! The way you teach and show is amazing! I got it first time. The only bit that was confusing me was the very last yarnover stitch. I did something wrong there, but fixed it! I will be coming back to this tutorial again I am positive!!!

How do you do this for an odd number of stitches?

wow

Thus video is so helpful thank you

I love the provisional technique and your instruction. Is this "jogless"?

This is the best tutorial I have found to explain this technique! Thank you so much! 💓

thanks. you saved me!

Where to buy this yarn? 🤩

Thanks so much. Exactly what I needed to remember.

My knight stitch is twisted, how can i avoid that? Many greatings Njusja

Nice

Great tutorial but I'm liking the ease of the 1X1 better! Your tutorial for that one is so super easy- this one seems more complicated- I might just be a baby and stick with one by one!

I have used this video several times bc I always second guess how. 😆 TY for posting this and making it so fast & easy

Thank you so much! As a new knitter I was intimated however your instructions were very easy to follow and turned out a success.

I think I'll stick to a Turkish cast- on for my circular cast-on. This is too confusing for me.

not sure if anyone can help me because i am completely lost lol. so my pattern also calls for 88 stitches, so i cast on 44 - but in the end i ended up with 66 stitches. i was confused and then i realised that, if you're only doing YO on every second stitch, you're only doubling half the original amount (so 22 in my case). so 22 + 44 is 66. i'm really confused because in this video the creator also needs to have 88 stitches in the end, so she also cast on 44, but i'm wondering how all her stitches doubled whereas mine only doubled by half. am i completely missing something obvious here?

Ty queen

Thank you so much for sharing this, just what I was looking for 🙏🏼