2009 0819 lighter circular cast-on two similar ways (knitting)

[EllaTahirih]

Oh My Word! Thank you, thank you, thank you. I just found a new pattern telling me to use a disappearing loop to CO and I had NO clue what that was. Your tutorial makes so much sense. But what I really appreciate is your showing us how you then go into an I-cord and straight into dpns. I've been knitting a lot of animals and creatures lately and you always have to go back to your CO end to sew that end back up, but it doesn't look like I'll be doing that anymore. Thanks!

[caravantea]

Excellent tutorial! And I love your voice.

[shewearsfunnyhat]

Thank you so much, I was having such a hard time figuring this out based on pictures.

[Meriamili]

Very well demonstrated and explained! Took me a couple of tries, but now it turns out very well indeed. Thanks a lot!

[homemadeoriginals]

I was totally confused by Tech knitter's diagrams, this is so easy to understand...thanks.

[ksmithwhite]

So if using one circular, do you then split the stitches magic loop style and go from there? Sorry I only use double points for I-cord. Thanks again for this video!

[djinnj]

@ksmithwhite Yup! Split them up in whatever way is most comfortable. Magic loop works great with this. I would still work the first couple rounds like Icord just because it's more stable that way.

[ksmithwhite]

Beautiful explanation and demonstrations! Thank you so much. The constantly crowing rooster was a - rustic? - touch..... For a city kid like me.

[vwhughes]

Thanks, very helpful

[MsSerabella]

wow this makes it so much easier to understand! Thankyou!!!!!

[cottagestreetgirl]

You are a GENIUS!

You have made the difficult look easy...Thank you so much!

[Didomum]

Now I get it! Thanks

[voluptuousvegetarian]

THANK YOU!!!

[CoastKnits]

Thank You Thank You Thank You! I REALLY appreciate your video, and am now using it as a refresher on my second knitting project with this cast on!

[beanie2215]

Thanks SOOOOO much! I have been trying the Techkniiter's diagrams all evening, and I just couldn't do it! Very frustrating, but...the Eunie Jang method you show in your video is much easier and much easier to follow!

Thanks again!

[amyvandelaar]

Thank you so much! I tried and failed to follow Techknitter's diagrams, but this made it so easy! <3 <3 <3

[Tabbyclaw]

Hooray! Sense is made and my In The Pink is successfully cast on. Thanks for this!

[kristirebel]

This was the perfect video! I could get the cast on, but kept screwing up how to hold the yarn when I started to knit the first row. Thank you so much for including that part!!!!

[bethanykerns]

thank you so much for this video, i was able to cast on right away after watching it!!

[17tootsieroll]

Excellent clear instruction!! Thank you.

[Modernmaam]

Thank you so much! I wouldn't have been able to get this if it weren't for your incredible clear and detailed video!

[TheTingey]

Thanks for posting this. I love how clear it is.

[debunraveled]

thank you. I was going crazy trying to follow written instructions

[renpenn1977]

this is awesome. thank you sooo much! very helpful!!

[MsSassySean]

This is wonderful. Thank you so much for taking the time to do this video!!

[lilsipper]

This was so helpful; I was about to lose my mind trying to figure this out on my own. Thank you!!!

[Magda1888]

Thank you so much for this video! Making Ysolda Teague's Elijah, and this was so much easier to understand than TechKnitter's diagrams!

[Humbaaba]

Excellent!! The rooster made me laugh.

[catemichelle]

Oh my gosh, I love you for this video! I have spent the last two hours trying to figure out this cast-on using pictures/diagrams and it's been driving me INSANE!

[johnyemen1987]

This is so helpful, I could kiss ya...LOL I have been asking everyone I know, that knits, how to do this for over a year. Thank you so much! You are very clear and I casted on with confidence while I watched the video!!!

[kww48]

Thank you for the great video. Nice clear stitches and explanation and repetition. No wonder the rooster wanted in on the act!

[nuttypecan]

Best video of this cast-on (so frustrating trying to learn from text ony) - thank you for doing both! Perfect "production" too - well-lit and in focus, nicely paced, appreciate the repetition, even love the crowing rooster!

Thanks again - will be a faved vid for me ;)

[grumpyketchup]

Thank you so much for posting this video. So, so helpful. Love it.

[lrweaver1]

Excellent video, thank you so much.

[swiftriverfarm]

I spent two whole evenings - no kidding - trying to learn a circular cast-on (ANY circular cast-on) from books, web pages, and other YouTube videos. I learned it immediately with this one. Wow. Brava djinnj!

[Sarloz]

excellent video. very helpful