Turkish Cast On on Double Point Needles

[roseofmercy]

Thank you for this video and making the technique so clear. As other people have said the volume is low it does pick up a little just after the beginning. Still a great video.

[runswithsoda]

Thank you for this video! You have a lovely, soothing voice. I was afraid of this technique, but you made it so clear. I'm working toe-up socks for the first time.

[kates129]

Thank you! Thank you! This is the best video I've seen on this technique, by far!

[aileenonscene]

Sure wish I could have heard what you're saying

[raysima]

Thanks alot.... great video

[maylien]

Thank you for the great vid. Sound too low though and I have everything cracked way up.

[lagos23]

This was a great video. Thank you!

[jenjenjenjen67]

Am I the only one who can't hear it at all? I have my volume turned all the way up on my computer, too.

[lagos23]

It's hard for me to hear it, too, but with my earphones it's fine.

[ashsparks]

Thanks so much for posting this. I've gained confidence and will try my first pair of toe-up socks today!

[Zimmermann611]

Thank you so much. I was dreading making a PSP & Nintendo DS sock for my brother's gaming systems since both patterns call for this cast on. You make it look so easy. Thank you for this wonderful video.

[knit4peace]

Fabulous demo. The one thing that *might* make it easier would be doing a flat 180 degree turn .. not showing the "back" of the knitting at all. Doing this you'd always be knitting into/on the stitches on the top needle. I've always used a long circular, but this using the double pointeds is totally cool. Thank you!!!!

[BornAUnicorn1]

plurals

[muhkuhzzz]

is there a way to bind off like the cast on?

[judy0goofygals]

Doing a Kitchener stitch (grafting) to bind off will closely match the Turkish cast on.

[mitsousme]

I agree with miukat, very good video, it is slow enough to learn quickly. Thank you for sharing.

[miukat]

This is the most awesome thing i've ever seen. No kitchener stitch. I love it! Thank you for sharing a wonderful technique. Toe up socks, here i come!