How to Cast on in the Middle of Your Work :: Knitting Tip :: Right Handed
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- Опубліковано 29 чер 2024
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There are a few times you will encounter in a pattern that you will need to cast on in the middle of your work. This means you'll be adding stitches after your beginning cast on. This technique has a few applications, including making buttonholes. Knitting on the cast on, like we do in this tutorial, makes for a stronger edge than a backwards loop cast on.
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Lion Brand Yarn Woolspun - Taupe
Clover Takumi Bamboo Needles
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I would have spent the rest of my life trying to figure this out before ever thinking about turning the needles around. Thank you!
Me too! I thought it was genius!!
This was SUCH a big help! It never occurred to me to turn my work around when I added the stitches. Thank SO much!
I came to say the same thing! I never thought to turn my work either and the knitted cast on is my standard cast on.
Thank you for this quick tutorial; it was the instruction that I needed for the thumb gusset in a mitten.
Wow, this is the first time that I actual understand the process. Thank you!!!
Thank you, Johnny, for this video on adding stitches in the middle of the work. I am working on a piece that requires the binding off of 26 stitches in the middle of knitting in the round, and the next row casting on 26 stitches. And, oh, by the way, it is 2x2 rib, so I had to get the ribs to line up. I did figure it out after watching this video. Great instructor!
Thank you so much! That was so clear! I also prefer the knit on method of casting on so this made much more sense to me the way you did it. I’ve been through about 5 other videos trying to find one that was clear, concise & easy to follow & I found it in yours 😁 My pattern didn’t explain HOW to cast on in the middle, just that it needed to be done, so thanks again for the great explanation.
You are the absolute best teacher! Thank you.
I just found this cool vid....thanks so much guys. I’m self-taught and have done crochet and knitting for many years, I never perfected the detailed stitches that make professional looking projects. With your awesome help, now I can. Thanks again.
This is the BEST tutorial I've seen for adding on mid-row! Thank you so much!!
I didn’t increase enough in my top-down raglan jacket I am making so I figured out how much more ease I needed at my underarms and tried this method. It looks great and it sure beat having to rip back 10+ rows of intricate cable work just to add an extra 8 sts either side. I’m very happy with this technique.
Thank you for the dance at the end - that just made my whole day!!
My new favorite tutorial spot for knitting and crocheting!
Oh that is the best cast on stitch. I used to use the other method but found just like you said that the stitch was not a stable one. Perfect and thank you!!
Definitely trying this on the mittens I am knitting. Thanks!
I like your videos you give a variety of options for different types of project. I used your cast on here for my sweater sleeves, and it does create solid ridges to pickup stitches from 😊
Hahaha the little dance in the end totally made my day! 😂👍 awesome start to this day. And also, yes very helpfull video Thank you! 😀
The tip to turn your work really helped me. I was trying to create a sleeve for a sweater, and I had this weird loop in my cast on stitches. You were the first video out of three to explain that. It made all difference!
I got the weird loop too with the way i was doing it! So simple and straightforward now. Great tutorial!
You explain it so well! Very clear, concise and nice and slow! I had to subscribe. Thank you!
My favorite video for this thank you!!! I knit continental but this was so easy and clear I got it.
Johnny you are the best!! Thank you for your patient instructions. You are why I am still clikin along trying to learn new sts and try to knit something besides a blanket square or a hat. 💗 you, your wife is a lucky lady.
Juliet…now you can knit your fingerless gloves, and I’m not sarcastic. Love mine!
such a great teacher - clear and concise!
Really helpful. Thank you so much. My pattern didn't explain how to do this and I've not knitted buttonholes before :)
Amazing for buttonholes. Seeing how it works on gloves today, for the thumb gusset. I have small hands and huge thumb holes, compared to the rest of the glove/mitten, is my biggest peeve.
Thanks so much! I'm going to dig out that WIP that's been languishing in my closet and get to work!
Absolutely loved this tutorial! Thank you so much!!!
Thanks for teaching me how to cast on. It's very helpful for me and my friends
Very nice tutorial. For buttonholes, I like an even stronger edge, so I do a cable knit CO.
I learned something new about how to cast on. I really like his goofiness too!!!
Nice to finally see the face behind the voice! Very simple instructions for all ure videos , thanks!
Awesome instruction on a tricky skill. Thanks, you are great.
thank you so much for this tutorial...it was perfectly shown and slow enough to do it with you!
Thank you for your video! You are a great teacher!
It took me two days to find this! Thank you, it was great!
New subscriber. I found your tutorial easy to follow. Thanks for what you do.
Been knitting for 68 years and did not know this method. So much neater than my old way. Thank you.
Johnny you're awesome! Thanks so much for your help!
Thank you soooo much !! I watched loads of other videos and it wasn't turning out right , and I watched this and turns out The trick was turning my work around and then casting on....so thank you so showing me the right way !!!
Aaaaah at the end end there you made me laugh so hard... 😂 Thank you for this excellent tutorial, it really helped me out!
Thanks so much, very well explained and so easy to execute!
Thank you, your way does make a better stitch.
Excellent tutorial, saved my life. Cute dance
Thanks for teaching me!!
Nice moves!
Thanks!!! This video really helped the technique click for me.
Thank you so much! The loop method is too loose, as you said. I tried the tutorial for my WIP and it was a huge mess. I had to frog several rows Several times. I still had to mend the button hole. This is SO much easier! Subscribed!!
Thank you for this. It definitely helped😃
That was incredibly helpful. Thanks ✌️
Thank you. That was clear and easy.
I’ve been looking on u-tube for a couple of days, ugh but I found you! Thank you so much for these easy instructions and your video. I’ll be back! Hugs my new instructor!
Glad it was helpful!
Very clear and helpful. Thank you.
Lol!! Thanks for the jig at the end, made my day ☀️😁
Very good clear, buttonholes are always a problem for me seems to depend on the yarn used how neat the buttonhole turns out.
Thanks for this helpful video!
Exactly what I needed.
a thousand thanks for this!
You rock! Great teacher!
Thank you so much. Love it!
Thank you this was so helpful.
Cool! Just what i was looking for. Thanks!
Hello there... I have seen many vids, but yours is the simplesed i watch.. Thank you a 1000 times ♥️💋👋
You are so welcome
Thanks so much! Will be saving this one for future reference! :)
This is amazing! So glad i watched. Very well done
Glad you found it useful!
I love the turn the work backwards method looks even better
I'm not familiar with that technique.
Great videos, love this sight.
Very Helpful, thanks so much.
Great tutorial!!!
This was a lifesaver! Could not figure out how to do this until I found your video. Without this video I could not have finished my project.
thank you so much you saved my day
Thank you so much the first method not working for me it makes gap with the yarn I don't know why but with I try your method it works
I do love your teaching videos. You make it clear and easy. Thank you! I do have a question: I'm knitting a ski mask in which I have to make a space for eyes. The pattern calls for backward loop cast on of 32 stitches (the number I bound off at the bottom of eye space). I've done and undone this 3 times. Would this work better?
I appreciate your reply!
Brilliant! I will use this method in future. You made me laugh out loud at the end. You're such a joker! 😁
Thank you. 😊
Super easy too!
Really helpful. Thanks.
THANKS!!! Really helped.
Thanks, I think I can remember it now!
I’ve got it! THANK YOU. After turning the work I realise the yarn is out to the back as if to knit then the cart on stitches made, then afterwards the work is turned, the yarn is put to the back again then knit to end of row. I am going to start again but at least I understand what to do! The pattern is really tricky even though it is described as easy. It has wrAp and turn,uo1, and my favourite P2 togtbl. You have to be a contortionist to do that!!
Very helpful thankyou
As always your videos are so helpful you taught me to knit and I can't wait to see new videos thank you
Thsnk you very much this was soon helpful!!
Thank you for this video! Very useful :)
Glad you found it useful Step!
We LOVE the dance moves!!! Lol! 🤣
Thank you very much
thank you!
Thank you!!!
Thank you, so much
That dance at the end was awesome!
+TigerDragonGrrl Totally agree. Too funny.
Glad you commented this, wouldn't have watched till the end otherwise!
He dances, he knits ! Awesome
Thanks!
Too cute dude!! Gotta subscribe. Crush! Great video and clear.
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Thank you legend x
Thanks! Already did a wrong CO in the middle of knitting, I did the CO right this time, thanks?
very good
Thanks
Your able to just turn and work the added stitches vs making a hole right? Im thinking of making a horizontal bolaro and my idea needs me to add 3 to 6 stitches on the ends and starts of the row to get the length (due to thick yarn) for the length of my arms. I dont want to make it in pieces as it would break up the variegated colour pattern.
Yours is the only video that knits INTO the stitch instead of between stitches for the cable cast on. How does this make the tension different?
i prefer your cast on actualy, for the button hole!
i hope it will make a result less tight than the button hole for my purse. i need a larger button hole for the bottom of my purse so i could put a piece of cardboard in between my knitting and reinforce my purse all made of yarn! Really sweat project! 😊 too bad, we can't share picture of project on youtube comment. i really want to share my work so far ☺
I have been struggling with the buttonhole thing - I notice that where you start the cable cast on - you also have what appears to be a yarn over instead of a knit or purl stitch - I though I was doing something wrong - how to do we stitch this on the next row around? Thanks
YES! I CAN USE THIS WHEN IM MAKING THE NECK HOLE FOR MY SWEATER! :D
I have been doing t hi s incorrectly. Thanks!!
What’s the stitch ur doin it very beautiful
Why wouldn't you purl on your stitches (on the wrong side) instead of knitting them on? Great videos BTW!
Did you add the same amount of stitches than you casted off in the previous row?