Thank you for this great tutorial. I have watched so many tutorials and have never been able to do this cast on … yiu are the BEST teacher ! My Saturday shrugs will finally have the right cast on …Thank you , thank you. ❤❤❤
Thank you for making it look so easy. I have tried so many times. You teach so well and make beautiful creations that you so kindly share thank you an ha a happy weekend ❤
Thank you so much for this very clear video of the provisional tubular cast-on and bind-off. I have never seen this method before and it is super easy. Thanks again from The Netherlands!
Thank you! Thank you! I was fascinated by the Italian CO (love the meditative movement) and managed to do it once or twice last year, but had difficulty with reading the CO when it came to do the setup rows (LOL). Your tubular CO tutorial is much easier to follow for the same result! I successfully CO the neck of a new sweater last night thanks to your tutorial.
Okay I have been avoiding tubular cast ons my whole knitting life, and then you made this tutorial and my circuits literally shorted-out. You can just clip the waste yarn?!?? Wow thank you so much for sharing this magic.
@@Cadyjaxknits Ha, that’s funny 😂 I knit continental (being originally from EU) and for some reason I though you knit as most knitters knit here in the US 😁… but as I remember back, you did knit continental explaining the “half and half wrap” 💖✨
So simple and elegant. Now I’m using it for hats and neckbands. Lucy Neatby instructs to only do a long chain at the “unravel me from here” end. Thanks
Thank you so much Jackie for your awesome tutorial! I can now say… I love a tubular cast on for a beautiful edge! 🤗Excited and thank you so much for the fun cozy shrug ((hug))! 💕 What a cool collaboration with The Lamb and Kid yarn shop! 〰🧶
When you start your crochet chain add a knot in the tail. When you are ready to unravel the provisional cast on you know that you do not start at the tail with the knot. So start knot at the knot when unraveling 😂
Great video-very clear. I have one questions though, do I count the first row-the k1, yo, row, as one of the four repeats? Or do I start counting the four repeats with the first actual row where I’m slipping the purls?
From the first row, I also thought 4 rows from when it was told…but found out it was not right just by counting Jackie’s stitches. So I undid and started over and now it is right❤
Thank you for this tutorial! I’m casting on my third Saturday shrug. One point of confusion about the technique. When you have that extra stitch (that you eventually connect when joining in the round), isn’t the first stitch for each of the 4 rows always going to be a sl 1 PW because of the odd number?
Thank you!! I realize now that I had miscalculated my stitches on the first go around. I was definitely over thinking it. I then just followed your tutorial step-by-step, pausing at each step, catching up and then moving forward. It worked out great and it looks beautiful! Thanks again for such a lovely knit! 🧶
Best tutorial ever! I will actually use this now. Thank you!! Can't wait to make my shrug!
Thank you for this great tutorial. I have watched so many tutorials and have never been able to do this cast on … yiu are the BEST teacher ! My Saturday shrugs will finally have the right cast on …Thank you , thank you. ❤❤❤
Thank you! I've always been intimidated by this cast on. But you made me see that it's not difficult at all!
Glad I could help!
Thank you for making it look so easy. I have tried so many times. You teach so well and make beautiful creations that you so kindly share thank you an ha a happy weekend ❤
Wow! I've watched quite a few tubular cast-on video tutorials, and this one is the BEST one ever! Thank you.
Jacki, you are the BEST teacher!!! Thank you for making this video. Your voice is so pleasant and easy to follow.
I finally get it!!! Thank you so much, for the gift of the pattern and the tutorial. love love watching you and Caitlin!!!
Loved you explaining (I prefer with the orange one, it was easier to see but I guess it bacame wonderful
This is the best tubular cast on tutorial I've seen yet! Finally it makes sense to me! Thank you!!
Excellent! Appreciate you for the tutorial and the fun, classy, versatile pattern.
Thanks again, Jackie, for this very clear tutorial. What a great way to start!!
Thank you so much for this very clear video of the provisional tubular cast-on and bind-off. I have never seen this method before and it is super easy. Thanks again from The Netherlands!
You’re welcome!
As always your tutorials are amazing. Thank you!
I love your tutorials so much: calm, simple and clear. Thank you x
Thank you very much for the great explanation. I'm really excited and tried it out straight away. Greetings Iris 🌺
What a wonderful tutorial Jackie! Thankyou so much for recording this. 💗💗💗
Oh my goodness thank you so much. This is the only Cast on been afraid of and you just showed me how this isso awesome ❤thank you.
You’re welcome!
Thank you for the demo...your technique makes it seem doable!!
Such a clear and straightforward tutorial, thank you for that👍🏻
You’re welcome ❤
Thank you so much for the pattern. This video is so helpful.
And I thought that cast on was hard…thank you!
Best instructional video on tubular cast on. I tried the way with not using the crochet cast on and it wasn’t for me. Love this one, Jackie. Thank you
you’re welcome!
You are the best teacher! Thank you💕
This is such an easy way to do a tubular cast on….. 😅 many thanks from Quebec
You’re welcome!
Thank you so much for this video! Great tutorial!
Thank you! Thank you! I was fascinated by the Italian CO (love the meditative movement) and managed to do it once or twice last year, but had difficulty with reading the CO when it came to do the setup rows (LOL). Your tubular CO tutorial is much easier to follow for the same result! I successfully CO the neck of a new sweater last night thanks to your tutorial.
So glad!
Well look at that! Thank You Thank You Thank You!
Okay I have been avoiding tubular cast ons my whole knitting life, and then you made this tutorial and my circuits literally shorted-out. You can just clip the waste yarn?!?? Wow thank you so much for sharing this magic.
So glad to demystify it for you. It’s so good!
Great learning video. Thank you
Thanks 👏 I've watched videos and videos and this was the easiest to follow.
Thank you, Jackie!
You’re welcome!
Thank you so much! What a brilliant tutorial!❤
You are great!!! Thank you so much
Very well explained. Thank you Jackie
Love that! You always explain techniques so fabulously!! And I love that you’re knitting continental now 😉👍🫶🏻❤
LOL - I’ve been a continental knitter my whole Cady Jax knitting life. I’m glad the video was clear. ❤️❤️❤️
@@Cadyjaxknits Ha, that’s funny 😂 I knit continental (being originally from EU) and for some reason I though you knit as most knitters knit here in the US 😁… but as I remember back, you did knit continental explaining the “half and half wrap” 💖✨
This is the best tutorial! I tried it worked perfectly.
Great!
So clear and helpful, thank you!
So simple and elegant. Now I’m using it for hats and neckbands. Lucy Neatby instructs to only do a long chain at the “unravel me from here” end. Thanks
Woohooo! I did it! Thank you for great tutorial. I’m onto my ribbing.
💪💪💪
Thank you for explaining this so clearly!
Really helpful!
Just Great.Thx.
Thank you! Love all your tutorial videos!
Thanks for the clear tutorial. You made it so easy! ❤
You’re welcome!
Thank you so much! 🩷
Thanks so much for sharing 🧶
Fantastic tutorial! I now think I can successfully do this! Thank you!
I’m so glad!
Thank you!!!
So helpful. Thank you!!
Wow. Good to know. Getting ready to knit this pattern as I saw @bedoknit ‘s completed project last year!
Thanx, very good tutorial 👍🏼
Thank you so much Jackie for your awesome tutorial! I can now say… I love a tubular cast on for a beautiful edge! 🤗Excited and thank you so much for the fun cozy shrug ((hug))! 💕 What a cool collaboration with The Lamb and Kid yarn shop! 〰🧶
And I thought a provisional cast on, once removed, always left you with live stitches. I can’t wait to give this a try…..
for the repeat, does the k1 yo count as the 1st row? Or are you doing that row and THEN 4 rows of k1, slip w yarn in front? Thank you!
It counts.
Brillant!!!!
Q: Is it three rows of knitting and slipping with yarn in front before joining in the round, or two? Great video
Obrigado querida!!!
Wow, so easy, why did I avoid it? Thank-you!
When you start your crochet chain add a knot in the tail. When you are ready to unravel the provisional cast on you know that you do not start at the tail with the knot. So start knot at the knot when unraveling 😂
Great video-very clear. I have one questions though, do I count the first row-the k1, yo, row, as one of the four repeats? Or do I start counting the four repeats with the first actual row where I’m slipping the purls?
From the first row, I also thought 4 rows from when it was told…but found out it was not right just by counting Jackie’s stitches. So I undid and started over and now it is right❤
Thank you for this tutorial! I’m casting on my third Saturday shrug. One point of confusion about the technique. When you have that extra stitch (that you eventually connect when joining in the round), isn’t the first stitch for each of the 4 rows always going to be a sl 1 PW because of the odd number?
After the set up, you will always slip the purls and knit the knits, regardless of whether it’s the first or last stitch.
Thank you!! I realize now that I had miscalculated my stitches on the first go around. I was definitely over thinking it. I then just followed your tutorial step-by-step, pausing at each step, catching up and then moving forward. It worked out great and it looks beautiful! Thanks again for such a lovely knit! 🧶