Knitting: Pinhole Cast On
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- Опубліковано 26 січ 2025
- This cast on is similar to using a magic ring in crochet, making it appear as if you started from a pinhole! The trick is to cast on into a bigger ring and pull tight when you are done.
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Yours is by far the best and clearest technique for doing the pinhole. Thanks for the illustrations. You are a knitter and teacher.
oh wow, thank you , why would you NOT have a tips and trick on what ever I wake up in the morning and need to know how to do LOL Of course you DO ! Thank you
my Grandma taught me this when I was just a little girl. Knitting is my passion now and I have been struggling with tubular cast on and all of those different ways was just confusing me until tonight when it was suggested Emily Ocker pinhole like in crochet and I realized that I did indeed know how to do this.
I've tried this in the past and couldn't get it. You've made it easy! Thanks for all you do!
Thank you for making this so clear and simple for my particular learning style!
This is such an excellent video. Thank you so very much!!!!!
Always great thank you! And I have two kitties so I love the kitty cameos 😂
Thank you so much for the demo. Your instructions are so clear. I love your videos.
Thank you for making this so clear.I spent an entire evening watching other videos on how to do this and I nearly gave up. Your video is the first video that made any sense.
OMG, you explain so well! I am working on my first Musselburgh, the cast on was terrible! I tried about 8 times. I did eventually accepted the best of the bad and did make it look okay. Now I am almost finished. I am going to practice, then on to the next one. I think I really understand it now. I think I was missing the yarn over bind off kind of part.
I love your drawings!!!! I suscribed yesterday for another reasons and I was about to draw casts for a friend 😀 thank you so much 💚
Another great tutorial. I'm getting ready to knit a musselburgh hat and it uses this cast-on.
Thank goodness you had a video on this
good job
You are such a good teacher!
Super , merci 🤩
How do you like the Prim needles? Working well? Value?
I really like the Prym ergonomic double points, and didn’t think I would- I like pointy needles, but the “hook tip” bulbs on the end are fantastic. Can’t beat the value as they are often also the most cost effective needles we carry in the shop :)
How do you keep the hole closed? I made a blanket using this method, wove the end and it still came apart at the center. It's cute but not funcrional for items washed or worn.
Hi there, apologies for the delay in reply- I would use the tail after I’m further away with my knitting and stitch across the hole a few ways to ensure it stays closed (threading my tail yarn on a tapestry needle) before weaving my end in securely.