Thank you for such an easy instruction video! I need to mentally flip all videos as I knit mirror image of others. I could easily follow your instructions.
The Italian two-color CO is wonderful if you want an invisible edge, but it's not stable so you have to make sure to do the whole thing in a sitting and immediately start the next row/round. I still prefer to teach and use this one, but keep the Italian one for specific uses. Glad you like both!
TY for video, I used it for my project and liked the look BUT now I'm stuck because I don't know the bind off that will match this cast on ! Can you help??
Thank you for such an easy instruction video! I need to mentally flip all videos as I knit mirror image of others. I could easily follow your instructions.
Much better than other cast on's I've tried. Thank You
This is exactly what I needed! So glad i found you
Finally a cast on that seems easier cleaner and not difficult TY
Super neat, that looks totally doable. Thank you, you have motivated me. 👌🐢
I find the Italian cast on is easier for me. Your technique is great as well
The Italian two-color CO is wonderful if you want an invisible edge, but it's not stable so you have to make sure to do the whole thing in a sitting and immediately start the next row/round. I still prefer to teach and use this one, but keep the Italian one for specific uses. Glad you like both!
Which bindoff do you recommend to most closely resemble this caston?
i am trying to fin out the same thing. my project is done, just need to get stitches off of needle and not sure which way mimics this look. ;(
TY for video, I used it for my project and liked the look BUT now I'm stuck because I don't know the bind off that will match this cast on ! Can you help??
Does this look or work much differently than the knit on cast on? It looks similar, but once learned, yours will take less effort.