Cast on stitches knitting

How to Long Tail Cast On: Did you ever wonder how to cast on & get those stitches onto your knitting needles? Or would you like to refresh your casting on skills? This cast on method will give you a nice, even cast on that is slightly stretchy! This is one of the fir…

A step-by-step tutorial on the cable cast-on knitting methods for beginners and some important tips and tricks for neater edges.

A step-by-step tutorial on the single cast on - A basic and super-easy way to cast on knitting stitches for beginners - video included

Learn how to start your knitting project with a knitted cast on! Knitted Cast on is a great cast on for beginning knitters. Often when someone learns to knit, the teacher casts on for the

Casting on at the end of a row is a technique used when you need to add stitches to the beginning of an established row. This is often done when making buttonholes or adding extra space for buttons or other types of fasteners. You can use the backward loop cast-on method, also known as single cast-on, to cast on stitches at the end of your knitting.

Learn this Cast On Thumb Method in 5 quick steps to easily begin your knitting stitches with a variation on the Long-Tail technique.

Discover 5 ways to cast on knitting stitches. Video tutorials show you step by step how to add stitches using the different methods

Normally, you bind off the last two stitches the regular way, and then you break the working yarn and pull out the last loop all the way. This will create a knot. While it is entirely secure, you often create an ear because the edge stitches are a bit too loose. That’s because there is nothing to anchor them on the left side. I will show you How to bind off/ cast off the last stitch in knitting and make it look neater.