Italian cast on

The Italian Cast On is a ribbing cast on. This means that it was specifically designed for use with a 1x1 ribbing stitch. This cast on has a distinctive, seamless look and an extremely stretchy edge.

Step-by-step tutorial for beginners and more advanced knitters about two ways to make a cast-on edge that flows around the fabric.

The Italian two-color cast on is an essential cast on method to know if you want to attempt any two-color knitting patterns. Using this cast on technique is easier than it might seem. You will just need two different color balls of yarn...

A step-by-step tutorial on the Italian tubular cast-on method for beginners including a slow-motion video and tons of big pictures.

How to make italian cast on. Free Video Tutorial of italian knitting technique. This is perfect knitting technique to cast on if your project starts with the ribbing.

This video knitting tutorial will help you learn how to knit the two color italian cast on. This method of beginning your project is ideal for ribbing. By casting on in two colors you can knit ribbed patterns that alternate colors between rows. This is most often used in two color brioche knitting. This cast on is also invisible.

Tons of pics to help you understand how to do this cast-on! We give you several tips and ways to customize it as well, so you can make it yours.

Think back to the time you learned to knit. Who struggled with the cast on? (Everyone can raise a hand now.) The cast on can be difficult for beginner knitters. The cast on is tough: Make a loop on one needle. And slip it onto the opposing needle without dropping anything or messing anything up. And don’t pull the loops too tight. And don’t knit too close to the point of your needle. Remember to breathe. And...stop frowning. Got it? Although the cast on can be tricky, it does yield a lot of…

The Two-Color Italian Cast On is a great way to start a project where two colors of yarn will be used. Projects that have techniques using multiple colors, like two-color...