Best video I’ve seen for this technique - very clear to understand, concise , to the point, and visually easy to see, done at a perfect speed. Kudos for the great job.
Thank you so much for this tutorial. The first time I got it first time and as I am well over 80 and my memory is so poor I can get it first time again and again. Your explanation and precise movements as you explain what you are doing makes perfect sense to me. I have tried so many other tutorials for this cast on or part of it and I could still not understand exactly what it was I was doing wrong to not be able to repeat this process. So thank you again.am going to subscribe as I may have better luck with your explanations on these new techniques.
Hi Clare - thanks for writing! This is a great technique for use if you plan on knitting a purl-side facing fabric. We used this technique with Julie Hoover's Olson pattern - take a look! www.purlsoho.com/julie-hoover-olson-pattern.html
Hi Pamela! While the two techniques are very similar, this method of casting on creates a row of purl bumps in front, which is different from the knitwise version of the long tail cast-on. For a tutorial on that technique, you can check out our tutorial right here: ruclips.net/video/geob1W9P7v0/видео.html. Hope this helps clarify things!
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Best video I’ve seen for this technique - very clear to understand, concise , to the point, and visually easy to see, done at a perfect speed. Kudos for the great job.
Thank you, June! Happy knitting!
this is so helpful! I've watched so many videos on this and this is the first one to actually make sense to me!
Thank you so much for this tutorial. The first time I got it first time and as I am well over 80 and my memory is so poor I can get it first time again and again. Your explanation and precise movements as you explain what you are doing makes perfect sense to me. I have tried so many other tutorials for this cast on or part of it and I could still not understand exactly what it was I was doing wrong to not be able to repeat this process. So thank you again.am going to subscribe as I may have better luck with your explanations on these new techniques.
Thank you Ailsa!
way the best instruction for this I've found, thank you SO much!
This was so well done. Thank you.
Perfect. Thank you!
This is perfect. Thank you. So easy to follow as well.
Thank you so much for this clear video I think I’ll be able to do this now
best instruction!
Thanks so much, Lyn!
Thank you so much. That was the most easily understood tutorial I've seen of that type of cast-on.
This was super helpful and you made it easy to understand. Thank you so much!
Thank you!
❤💣💥 SO helpful and useful!!!
Could you use this to cast on in 2x2 rib? Thank you for a very clear and concise video.
Hi Roberta! You can use this cast-on to start knitting in 2 x 2 rib. It will look like a regular long tail cast-on, just in reverse!
“Look at those little purl bumps!” This woman is the Bob Ross of knitting! 🙂
when would you use this?
Hi Clare - thanks for writing! This is a great technique for use if you plan on knitting a purl-side facing fabric. We used this technique with Julie Hoover's Olson pattern - take a look!
www.purlsoho.com/julie-hoover-olson-pattern.html
The title of this tutorial reads: Long Tail Cast-on, Purlwise. It is not. It's the regular knitwise long tail cast-on.
Hi Pamela! While the two techniques are very similar, this method of casting on creates a row of purl bumps in front, which is different from the knitwise version of the long tail cast-on. For a tutorial on that technique, you can check out our tutorial right here: ruclips.net/video/geob1W9P7v0/видео.html. Hope this helps clarify things!