So then what? You switch to your "real" yarn, knit your project and then what do you do when you want to join the end of your project to the beginning where you did the provisional cast on?
@123meaghanb I had the same question. I am assuming that's the case. you just knit those cast-on stitches. This way seems much easier by the way than others I've seen. Have you done this yet?
@123meaghanb Then you take the provisitional yarn out carefully and slip those stitches onto a knitting needle. At least that's what my pattern calls for (Poppy hat from Ravelry), I haven't gotten to that part yet myself. :)
This is a great video!! One question. Does the slip knot count as a stitch as you cst on? It seems as if when you unzip your provisional cast on if you have knit the slip stitch it will not come out. thanks so much , Lucy.
Thanks! Looks so easy, and yours unzips perfectly. Is there any reason the provisional cast-on would not unzip if I crocheted it on left handed? Mine does not unzip. It will unzip if I do it right-handed (I knit right-handed but crochet left), but it's very cumbersome. I experimented with lots of things, including with holding the crochet hook in my left, and keeping the working yarn over the needle. THAT seems to unzip. But I don't understand why. Do you?
Thank you so much for sharing your vast expertise with your wonderfully clear videos! Your contributions to the knitting community are much appreciated by your many fans, including me! I'm on a tight budget but look forward to buying some of your videos at a later date. Please, keep on posting to You Tube and thanks again.
Thank you for posting this, as well as your other videos, Lucy. I find your youtube channel to be a very valuable resource (both for myself and other knitters who need tutorials) and I appreciate your willingness to share your skills!
This is amazing! Works every time for me, and every time I do use it, I can hear Lucy saying "hook the yarn through, flip the yarn back" over and over in my head. :D
THANK YOU, THANK YOU, THANK YOU!!I'm so glad I found this video! This is so much simpler than trying to figure out which is "the back loop" on a crochet chain.
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I spent much of my lazy Saturday afternoon trying to perfect the provisional cast-on via a video I found on a popular knitting help website. Frustrated, I gave up on it last night. This morning I found your video and easily cast on 100 perfect stitches on my first attempt. THANK YOU!!!!!
Thank You!
HaleysComments 2 months ago
Easiest and best explained provisional crochet cast on video that I've seen -- thanks!
lovethemomma 2 months ago
So then what? You switch to your "real" yarn, knit your project and then what do you do when you want to join the end of your project to the beginning where you did the provisional cast on?
123meaghanb 3 months ago
@123meaghanb I had the same question. I am assuming that's the case. you just knit those cast-on stitches. This way seems much easier by the way than others I've seen. Have you done this yet?
cinephile126 2 months ago
@123meaghanb Then you take the provisitional yarn out carefully and slip those stitches onto a knitting needle. At least that's what my pattern calls for (Poppy hat from Ravelry), I haven't gotten to that part yet myself. :)
TheClairelily 1 month ago
@123meaghanb you pick the tail out and pull it from the chain end and it unzips. put your stitches on the needle as you unzip them.
Lydia667 1 month ago
This is a great video!! One question. Does the slip knot count as a stitch as you cst on? It seems as if when you unzip your provisional cast on if you have knit the slip stitch it will not come out. thanks so much , Lucy.
weavingrancher 4 months ago
@weavingrancher the slip knot doesn't go on the knitting needle. you only count the loops you place on the needle.
Lydia667 1 month ago
Loved this video...so simple but helpful too! Thanks!
MrsAuburnChick 4 months ago
I started a pattern requiring that I knit vertically from the center out to the sides from provisionally cast on stitches. This really helped!!!.
judibea54 5 months ago
How is the "waste yarn" integrated with the yarn of the project? I am missing something??
RawJewel 5 months ago
Thanks for such clear instructions, I was casting on within minutes of watching your video.
SweetJasamine 5 months ago
Wonderful way to make sure the provisional cast on is integrated with the knitting properly. And clearly presented. Thank you very much.
TheSuzberry 5 months ago
Thanks so much. This is really clear. As a knitter AND a crocheter I love combining the two (even for just casting on).
lyric142 6 months ago
This is a great tutorial. Thanks
Jerannsb 6 months ago
I've watched about a dozen instructions on the provisional cast-on, and this one is absolutely the best. Speaker is very clear and orderly.
bubbyof9 6 months ago
Excellent. Very clear and helpful. Thank you
dlttube100 7 months ago
I just received a pattern asking for this cast on. Excellent, clear explanation.
winenegress 8 months ago
Thank you so much. That was very easy to understand. I could not do it with the two needle method. It was too confusing.
adcadcadcadcadcadc 8 months ago
Hi, can you do a video on entrelac knitting? Please respond back when you get a chance to thanks alot . I love your knitting videos.
busyhappyknitter 9 months ago
Thanks! That was very helpful.
eMarketingStrategist 9 months ago
Lovely presentation. Thank you.
donstot1 10 months ago
This is so very clear and neat in presentation - thank you!
bibliovixen 10 months ago
Thanks! Looks so easy, and yours unzips perfectly. Is there any reason the provisional cast-on would not unzip if I crocheted it on left handed? Mine does not unzip. It will unzip if I do it right-handed (I knit right-handed but crochet left), but it's very cumbersome. I experimented with lots of things, including with holding the crochet hook in my left, and keeping the working yarn over the needle. THAT seems to unzip. But I don't understand why. Do you?
robynwalton8888 10 months ago
This is a fabulous way to cast on for a provisional cast-on......thank you.
amandakprice 11 months ago
Thank you for your clear instructions.
AileenEKennedy 11 months ago
Easy to understand, well made, super helpful
wickedlittletwist 11 months ago
This was SO helpful! Thanks very much for doing this. :)
knittr 11 months ago
Superb instructions, thanks a lot
Kazimierz1959 11 months ago
excellent; thank you for sharing, Lucy
EJKDK 1 year ago
Thank you so much for sharing your vast expertise with your wonderfully clear videos! Your contributions to the knitting community are much appreciated by your many fans, including me! I'm on a tight budget but look forward to buying some of your videos at a later date. Please, keep on posting to You Tube and thanks again.
Alessadellarocca 1 year ago
Thank you for posting this, as well as your other videos, Lucy. I find your youtube channel to be a very valuable resource (both for myself and other knitters who need tutorials) and I appreciate your willingness to share your skills!
naturlich1 1 year ago
So clear and helpful, thanks!
silverstag21 1 year ago
thanks so much! very clear.
ispeaktheveritas 1 year ago
Great tutorial video.
RMK
RateMyKnitting 1 year ago
Really helpful and clearly explained. Thanks
vtelesford 1 year ago
I'm trying to start knitting clothes for myself but I'm on a tight budget, I picked up some good ideas at ebeginnersknitting (.) com
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TheAththanayaka 1 year ago
Great demo, thank you so much, now I know where I went wrong!
JanetThomas9 1 year ago
OH! Thank you! I had no idea, and have made it incredibly more complicated all these years...
Knitnana 1 year ago
I have never understood this until I saw this video. Thank You!
AmeliaFalseAlarm 1 year ago
This is the best! So simple, yet I never would have thought of it.
napoleaner 1 year ago
Thank you for your wonderful video!
cellogirl584 1 year ago
This is perfect, I don't know why I was scared of this technique for so long! Thank you so much!
sistadisco 1 year ago
great instruction, very clear thanks so much.
wwoodw1853 1 year ago
This is really clear and easy to follow.
DeGKyofangirl 1 year ago
oh my gosh! ur great! this is way easier than that DominiKnitrix book demo, thank u!
KraftsterBoOgie 1 year ago
Great! I've just spend a very long time watching many Provisional cast on videos, and this is the first one I can manage to work. Thanks so much.
tholt576 1 year ago
This is amazing! Works every time for me, and every time I do use it, I can hear Lucy saying "hook the yarn through, flip the yarn back" over and over in my head. :D
emmmmaxoxo 1 year ago
this is genius. thanks!
swingsprite 1 year ago
Provisional
MrBiGTzzz 1 year ago
Miss Lucy! Thank you for such clear, concise instructions! This video is so much easier to understand, than the one from knittinghelp.
Thank you!
photolady7771 1 year ago
Great video, so incredibly helpful! Thanks so much!
AluminumRain 1 year ago
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OOps... I did not mean to vote down and don't know how to change it!! so sorry.
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THANK YOU, THANK YOU, THANK YOU!!I'm so glad I found this video! This is so much simpler than trying to figure out which is "the back loop" on a crochet chain.
BTW, Have an iPhone? Check out POCKETPOON d0 t COM for the BEST iPhone and iPod p0rN app on the net!! Word
iPhoNeNfoRmer 1 year ago
THANK YOU, THANK YOU, THANK YOU!!
I'm so glad I found this video! This is so much simpler than trying to figure out which is "the back loop" on a crochet chain.
lisacoody 1 year ago 2
awesome awesome awesome thanks
katinspace 2 years ago
Wonderful instruction thank you.
1of2shoes 2 years ago
Thank you so much for helping us new knitters, this wonderful technique.
tudorlover1 2 years ago
wonderful!!!
thank you for sharing this. great video!!!!
INDIALUCIA 2 years ago
such a great video and thank you for keeping your work in focus under the camera!
smphelan 2 years ago
Great vid, thanks so much for clear instructions, with funny little remarks.
MyDecebmer 2 years ago
Thank you, thank you, thank you! Wonderfully simple and totally understandable.
justaysmom 2 years ago
Perfect ~ thank you! The written instructions make zero sense; this demonstration is so easy to follow.
katyrose23 2 years ago
Beautiful...well done. Thank U
bnmuzic 2 years ago
Makes it so much easier thank you
jkobis 2 years ago
thank you so much ! so much easier than other providional methods
jkobis 2 years ago
Thank you, thank you, thank you. I too tried other methods, but this one is so simple and you demonstrated it so well.
Mehitabel44 2 years ago
Ohmigod! That was sooo easy! Thank you so much! Beautiful knit and crochet implements, by the way.
yarnconfections 3 years ago
Excellent video. Everything else on the web was confusing and this was sooo simple and sooo clear! Thank you!
thebookgal 3 years ago 2
I spent much of my lazy Saturday afternoon trying to perfect the provisional cast-on via a video I found on a popular knitting help website. Frustrated, I gave up on it last night. This morning I found your video and easily cast on 100 perfect stitches on my first attempt. THANK YOU!!!!!
battybaby 3 years ago
Wow! That was excellent! Now I can start that Flower Basket Shawl I have been wanting to knit! TY very much.
rasehallstudios 3 years ago 2
thank you !!!!!
morokiya55 3 years ago
Wonderful! Your video made this technique simple and I was able to do it. So handy! Thank you for posting this. :)
jenniloves2sew 3 years ago
I thought it was hard thing to do. I was skipping patterns I liked because it used this cast on, but no more...THANKS
paulyknit 3 years ago
Simple and easy, Thank You!
CraftyAndy 3 years ago
A brilliant demo, really helpful, thanks so much!
steptoe74 3 years ago
I really enjoy your videos and they help me see how easy knitting can be! thank you,
grace
Halalsilks 3 years ago
So Helpful! Thanks a lot!!!!
gabzzz12 3 years ago
Amazingly helpful! Thank you, Lucy!
ravensky23 3 years ago