The Knitted Cast On - Knitting Tutorial!

Thank you so much for teaching this method !

Thank you just what I needed to cast on 166 stitches for my afghan!

My goodness! I've started watching about half a dozen videos of showing this and I didn't get it, and it took way to long the explaining 🤦🏻 your video though, I learnt it on my third try, yay 😊 thanks a lot! 🤗

This was so helpful and easy thank you!!

Thank you, I always cast on like this. Have confirmed now that it is a better way, this is how my mother had taught and I still cast on this way.

Thanks for this easy tutorial! I love this method of casting on and prefer it to the short-tail cast-on technique that I have used and end up with very tight stitches, as you mentioned.

Absolutely 😲stunned 😲 wow. Thank you ❣️

Thanks for this explanation! All the videos do the method holding the yarn on the left, and I didn't learn to knit that way, so I couldn't figure it out. Already gonna use this cast on method!

This is wonderful. Thanks!

Literally a life saver

Thank you! I have knitted a few scarves before but I haven't knit in a few years. Decided that it's time to make a hat and I forgot how to cast on. This technique is very handy.

I'm trying knitting again and your tutorials are so helpful. This knitted cast on method is way better than the long tail method. Thanks for all of your tutorials.

❤❤ woooooohoooo I managed to do this and it's sooooo easy.. Ok I have a new way to cast on now..Yay no more guessing for the long tail cast on❤❤❤ Ty Craig for being such a great teacher

Appreciate the video, I keep taking breaks from knitting so long that I have to search how to cast on each time! It's the one thing that doesn't stick >.<

Thank you. It looked so confusing but with your continued guidance I got the hang of it. I haven't knitted for a long time & I couldn't remember.
I looked at a few tutorials before finding you where they show you 2 times while they are knitting.
Anyway I will keep practicing it.

This is how I cast on. I just found out that some people use the short tail to cast on. I thought there was just this way.
I also wrap the hand over the needle using my right hand. I thought I was the only one.

Agreeing with the recent comment below.... you're my favorite teacher <3

A great tutorial without all the faff so many tutorials

This is so much faster to cast on. Thank you

I have not knit in forever! I was looking for a refresher for cast on. I love this way! Thank you so much!

this is a great technique!! after putting the new mask back on to the first pin, your 2 needle is actually in the right place to keep on going, pulling op a new loop, so there is no need to “stop” in between casting them.

it feels so effective to do,
thanks for sharing 👍

I know this video is older but thank you so much for making it so clear, short, and showing knitting at the end. I'm a crocheter who wants to knit a lap blanket for Christmas and this was perfect

My Nan is 70 years old and she is great full beacuse of your video

The bestttt tutorial ever.

I am knitting in multiple colors. Thnx for showing how to cast on. Can you do a video on how to connect the transition colors together??? You can’t just do a regular knit or purl across a row.

This is so helpful! Thank you!

oh this makes so much sense, and also is way easier to keep tension on than any other cast on i’ve done hhh

Game changer ❤

My new favourite cast on. Thank you

Love, love, love this cast on!!! My new favorite. Thanks for sharing!!!

You are an excellent teacher. Thank you.

“That does not work” haha, I felt the frustrations in your voice because when you said it, I said it also with the same levels of “been there and it does not work” frustrations in my voice! 😂
I’ve never used this for a cast on to begin a project, only within a project! Great video!

This is the way I learned to cast on

Hi
I would just know how to manage my last knit or purl without loosening it
Your video which I happened to see now is very adoring
Thank you

You lost me at the first slipknot :p

Wonderful tutorial! you know, over doesn't have to remove the active needle; it can be manoeuvered to the back of the other needle for the next stich.

You are a wonderful teacher. This lesson about casting on is just what I needed as a beginner. Thank you so much.

OMG THIS HELPED ME A LOT I JS BEGAN KNITING AND OTHER “how to do” VIDEOS WERE SO CONFUSING BUT THIS 🙏🏻🙏🏻 YOUR AMAZING 😭🙏🏻

Thanks!

yarnivores?! who tf is out here eating yarn

Thank you Fiber Spider🙏🏽

Love this cast on! Thank you!

Thank you! My grandma showed me this stitch years ago and I couldn't remember how to do it. Much appreciated!

Thanks for the video! Have you got another one that shows casting off, which looks similar to the cast on?

Thanks

Well done! Thank you

Thank you for the video, I'm a beginner but whenever I cast 10 the 2nd row is going to to be 11 and the third 12. How do i maintain it at 10,what I'm i doing wrong

This is how I was taught and now that I’m old with arthritis and a twitchy finger, this is the only way for me 👍

Stay caffeinated , everyone