How to Knit: Provisional Cast-On using Cable of Circular Needle
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- Опубликовано: 21 сен 2024
- Hello Lovely Knitters! This video shows you a fabulous technique for casting on stitches provisionally. Casting on provisionally allows you to work in two directions with an invisible seam at the cast-on edge.
This is the BEST lesson on provisional cast-on. She gets right to it, it's perfectly paced, her voice and tone are calm and clear, and she gives you the essential information to get you going immediately. Thank you, elsteffo!
I’ve watched so many videos on this and this was the only one to make sense! So easy to follow with your very clear instructions. Thank you so much.
This video totally answered all the questions that some of the other invisible cast on videos brought up for me. Great job. Thank you so much.
Yes, your Australian no bullshit approach helps enormously. Fewer words, a lot less fiddling around, and clear instructions distinguishes it from others available. Well done, and hi all Aussie knitters!
After watching several videos of the provisional cast on yours is by far the easiest to follow, plus I like the idea of working onto a cable needle because the stitches are ready to go when you are. Thanks for this great video.
What a great video- so well demonstrated. Thank you for making this available.
Incredibly helpful! The spoken instructions are very clear, and the visuals are great. Thanks so much, this video is going into my favorites!
Thank you so much for this video; it explains the cable provisional cast on so clearly! I've used your video for 3 projects now and it's been so helpful and SO much easier than casting on to waste yarn. Many thanks!
Just found this video and wish I had discovered it sooner! By far the best method for provisional cast-on!
This is a great video and my favorite yet! The technique is shown and described very clearly without a lot of fiddling with the yarn and needles. Thank you!!!
You're a good teacher, and I love your accent. This video helped me a lot. THANK YOU.
Thank you for a great tutorial. I'm making a shrug for my wedding from yarn I spun and dyed myself. Your tutorial helped start off the project right! Cheers!
I will NEVER do a provisional cast-on onto scrap yarn again! Thanks for the clear lesson!
This is absolutely awesome. Why didn't someone think of this before? Why didn't "I" think of this before?
Great video. This seems like the best technique to do a PCO because the yarn is already on needles. You don't have to pick up loops that get dropped from a crocheted chain. Perfect!
Thank you so much for posting this video. I've watched it so many times for various provisional cast on projects. So clear and understandable. Great video!
thank you so much for this wonderful video! and your accent is nice to listen to also LOL ♥️♥️♥️
I agree with everyone and after watching 3 other videos, yours is brilliant!. Great instructions and very clear. I'm off to check to see if you have other tutorials that I can pick up some pointers with. Thanks again!!
Incredibly helpful! Thank you so much for sharing. This is so much better than what I had been doing.
I love this! Thank you!!!
This is great for doing a rolled hat brim when you fold up the brim and knit the provisional end to the working end together(paying attention to the legs). Way way easier than knitting into the bumps of waste yarn
Thank you. Well done, easy to understand!!
Brilliant many thanks for sharing 💙💚
Is it possible to do this cast on with two circular needles, so that I can join I in the round for the brim of a hat?
could you try and remember not everyone is a proficient knitter and slowing down and explaining step by step would be very helpful. In this instance I had to look elsewhere for help with this cast on
subscribing!!!!
Excellent, thank you!
Why use stitch markers when you can tell where your next colour starts?
@TinkerPlink Great! I'm glad this helped you. :-)
Brilliant,thanks:)
OMG ive been wanting to kill myself (JK JK) because i couldn't get provisional cast on (any method) from other videos. i just successfully casted on today because of your video yaaaaay!!!! so its only right to say you saved my life hahaha! thank you so much!!!