Sieht sehr schön und sauber aus, lässt den Boden vom Maschenanschlag einfach verschwinden. Finde das Video selbsterklärend und auch ohne Worte absolut nachvollziehbar. Vielen Dank, habe echt was dazu gelernt! 👍
This is brilliant! I love this cast on, and you also demonstrated combination knitting so well, it finally clicked for me! I'm thrilled! Thank you so much! You are an amazingly talented knitter!
So simple and effective! I’ve seen a method that ends up the same but it’s far more complicated to do. This is so helpful- thank you! Now I have subscribed, too! 💐
Sehr schönes Muster. Was mir fehlt,wieviel Maschen anschlagen? Nur die Hälfte von den erforderlichen? Und wie werden die nachfolgenden Reihen gestrickt?Immer 1te und 2te Reihe wieder holen? Schade,sehr schade für die schlechte Tonlose Erklärung. Eigentlich für die Tonne...Müll 😢
@@ritaf. Es gibt ganz viele verschiedene Arten des Maschenanachlags, hier wird eine davon gezeigt. Ich habe es nachgemacht und festgestellt, dass diese Art sehr schön und sehr elastisch ist.
Do you have a tutorial for this stitch holding the yarn in the right hand? Evidently I am an English knitter. I have tried multiple times to try Continental, but it is just beyond me. And watching your video just looks like gibberish to me"" BTW, I do not let go of my needles when I knit, and can knit as fast as Continentals do. Thanks!
Arne & Carlos have a tutorial for this kind of knitting (similar not exactly the same), I watched them and learnt this style and it has helped me with my knitting tension with other styles I have learnt. I love these Cast on styles that you do. I have an Idea how I Could utilise this method for a Cast off, however was Just wondering if you also have a cast off method video.
@@danielporter1218 - I appreciate the info. However, my 72 1/2 yo hands just can't figure it out, and I don't let the needle go when I throw the yarn. So, I pretty much knit as fast as the Continentals do. I have used Suzanne Bryant's videos (www.youtube.com/@SuzanneBryan/videos). I find she's very good and has videos on using both English and Continental. I have a really good book, but it's packed away in preparation of a move and I don't remember what it's called. Hope you have a fabulous day!
@@barbarajsengelaub1150 thanks will have a look and watch the video. Sorry that your hands are so old, maybe take them a-side and give them a stern talking to? (Hahahaha). I would love to be able to knit fast, however having taken up knitting again after 35 odd years, my 56 yo hands don’t work fast enough for either method to make a difference, so I just keep my pace. I find when i try to go faster, mistakes happen.😁 I have learnt Norwegian knitting and my Nanna taught me a flick style which I still do, especially when I get tired as it come automatically.
Have you tried the alternating cable cast on? You get a similar edge but much less of the faff. I also tension my yarn with my dominant hand (right) because I like a good, firm, even tension. If you're flicking the yarn, there's no reason why you shouldn't be one of the fastest knitters in the world.
Love it so do you just cast on half the number of stitches suggested in any pattern? If joing in round, do you do cast on and first row to create stitches then join on third row? Sorry fairly basic kniiter just usually use long tail cast on
Yes, you cast on half the stiches for one by one ribbing. When you join in the round there will be a little opening in the edge, but you can fix it when you weave in the end. This looks like simple version of the Italian cast-on. It makes a very nice and stretchy cast-on edge. Might be too stretchy for the hem of a sweater, though, but perfect for the collar of a top down sweater, a beanie, mittens and socks.
@@Dianepurls I only know the first step of the cast on for all the stitches (without adding every second stitch while knitting the first row) and it's a bit cumbersome for the first round, but turns out super stretchy. I always use that ever since I learned it, the one I was taught as a kid is too tight and I don't even really remember how it is done because I haven't done it in 10 years or so.
Frustrated! Want to do this lovely cast-on. I'm a "thrower," so it's a little confusing because this knitter is a "picker." But I should be able to figure it out anyway. I will study for my very life. I know I can get it.
This cast on has ZERO stretch! I've tried it every which way I can think of with several different types of yarn and nothing. Very pretty cast on but I don't know where an unstretchable ribbing would be useful.
I'ts not just a cast on you can use for every technique, it seems like it goes with a brioche stitch of some sort (it seems to be doubled in a way, not sure from the video). I imagine if you try to knit any other stitch pattern, it won't work as intended.
I love the result but I'm confused. Can anyone help me please? It looks as though you cast on one number of stitches but then you keep adding stitches on the first row. So if, say ,the pattern says "cast on 100 stitches" do you actually just cast in 50 and then the extra stitches are made as you finish the first actual row? Sorry to ask what is probably a stupid question but I just don't get it.😞
È come l' avvio tubolare, senza filo ausiliario, cioè monta la metà delle maglie più una e al secondo giro aggiunge le altre maglie, devo provare se funziona sui ferri circolari...
Why are you purling into the front of the stitches and knitting into the back of the stitches? Is this some kind of twisted rib? Please label your videos more clearly.
Doch, es ist von der Optik dem italienischen Anschlag ähnlich, den kann man auch in Runden machen. Diese Version ist aber erheblich simpler, Klasse gemacht!
@@sabineklama3717 zur Info: das geht in Runden, du schließt sie aber nicht nach der Maschenaufnahme, sondern am Ende der ersten Runde mit Aufnahme der Maschen dazwischen 👍
Ein erklärenden Text zum lesen oder auch gesprochen wäre echt hilfreich. Reiserischer Titel und dann nicht viel mehr. Keine Erklärung was man mit dem Video ausdrücken will. So gibt es nur einen Daumen runter.
Hmm, kann ich dir was helfen? Das Video ist doch total selbsterklärend. Falls du noch nicht so viel gestrickt hast kannst du dich die Geschwindigkeit des Videos verlangsamen. Das mach ich wenn es komplizierte Muster sind
Sieht sehr schön und sauber aus, lässt den Boden vom Maschenanschlag einfach verschwinden.
Finde das Video selbsterklärend und auch ohne Worte absolut nachvollziehbar.
Vielen Dank, habe echt was dazu gelernt! 👍
Over 30 years of knitting.This is great and will definitely be doing this in future
Hab ich schon ausprobiert und bin begeistert!! Ganz lieben Dank 😊
This is brilliant! I love this cast on, and you also demonstrated combination knitting so well, it finally clicked for me! I'm thrilled! Thank you so much! You are an amazingly talented knitter!
Super. So sieht der Rand top aus . ❤
You made that so easy! I'm doing it your way! Thank you!!
I love it! Going to a see if I can use it in the round. I think it will be great for cuff down socks. Thank you so much for sharing!!!!
Beautiful cast on for 1X1 rib! Thank you.
Thank you for telling me what this is for. I think if you’re going to give tips it would probably help to know what it was for.
So clever and beautiful! I love it!😍😍😍
I just unraveled my cowl project, about 2" in, to start doing this method. Thank you! I've never seen this before!
Lovely technique, very clear video, thank you for sharing this.
wow what a lovely finished edge good for holding the sweater’s shape.
sieht ein bisschen aus wie der ital. Anschlag, geht aber viel einfacher - toll!
Da stricke ich seit bald 50 Jahren und wusste das nicht! Klasse, Dankeschön!
Das ist ja genial! Wow… vielen Dank!
Very cleaver! I love it!!
Thank you.❤
Genial! Tolles Bündchen, vielen Dank!!!
Спасибо! Просто, наглядно и очень красиво!
I'm not sure what that was but it was definitely interesting to watch.
It's a cast-on technique for 1x1 ribbing. Clever!
Me, either, but I’d really like to know.
Sehr schön,werde ich gleich ausprobieren. Danke 😊
This is a great technique. Thank you for showing me.
C'est très beau mais je suis débutante je ne tiens pas mes aiguilles comme vous du coup les explications auraient été bienvenues 😂
Merci
Uhhhh brilliant.
Super Bündchen!!! Vielen Dank 😊👍🏻
IMMEDIATE NEW SUBSCRIBER! Not only do you hold the thread the same way I do, but present a new technique?! Very excited to see more!
Интересно и красиво, благодарю!
Thank you learn something new.
Thanks for the demo.
So simple and effective! I’ve seen a method that ends up the same but it’s far more complicated to do. This is so helpful- thank you! Now I have subscribed, too! 💐
Sehr schönes Muster. Was mir fehlt,wieviel Maschen anschlagen? Nur die Hälfte von den erforderlichen? Und wie werden die nachfolgenden Reihen gestrickt?Immer 1te und 2te Reihe wieder holen?
Schade,sehr schade für die schlechte Tonlose Erklärung. Eigentlich für die Tonne...Müll 😢
Beautiful, I'll try it, thank you!
Beautiful
Just wonderful. Thank you so much. I love it. UK
Super! 🌻
ja das ist machbar
Excellent! Thank you. ❤
Wonderful. Can this be worked in the round?
yes
Thank you. Great cast on.
❤ Dankeschön für's zeigen
Danke für den Tipp ! Superidee die rechts links Maschen so anzuschlagen!
Schade das es nicht erklärt wird
Patentmuster stricke
Aber man sieht doch ganz genau was gemacht wird
@@petrajanker9916ja nur was soll es bezwecken so zu stricken ???
@@ritaf. Es gibt ganz viele verschiedene Arten des Maschenanachlags, hier wird eine davon gezeigt. Ich habe es nachgemacht und festgestellt, dass diese Art sehr schön und sehr elastisch ist.
@@petrajanker9916 danke Petra, ich wußte nicht das es ein Maschenanschlag sein soll.
Eine tolle Idee und soooooo schön. Gibt es eine Abkettmöglichkeit, die ähnlich aussieht?
Does this technique have a name? It looks amazing!!
Very intriguing & thank you! GiGi
Richtig schön, danke
Genial 🤩 🎉super Idee! Vielen Dank für dieses Video! Ginge das auch beim Sockenstricken mit dem Nadelspiel? 🤔
Do you have a tutorial for this stitch holding the yarn in the right hand? Evidently I am an English knitter. I have tried multiple times to try Continental, but it is just beyond me. And watching your video just looks like gibberish to me""
BTW, I do not let go of my needles when I knit, and can knit as fast as Continentals do.
Thanks!
Arne & Carlos have a tutorial for this kind of knitting (similar not exactly the same), I watched them and learnt this style and it has helped me with my knitting tension with other styles I have learnt. I love these Cast on styles that you do. I have an Idea how I Could utilise this method for a Cast off, however was Just wondering if you also have a cast off method video.
@@danielporter1218 - I appreciate the info. However, my 72 1/2 yo hands just can't figure it out, and I don't let the needle go when I throw the yarn. So, I pretty much knit as fast as the Continentals do.
I have used Suzanne Bryant's videos (www.youtube.com/@SuzanneBryan/videos). I find she's very good and has videos on using both English and Continental.
I have a really good book, but it's packed away in preparation of a move and I don't remember what it's called.
Hope you have a fabulous day!
@@barbarajsengelaub1150 thanks will have a look and watch the video. Sorry that your hands are so old, maybe take them a-side and give them a stern talking to? (Hahahaha). I would love to be able to knit fast, however having taken up knitting again after 35 odd years, my 56 yo hands don’t work fast enough for either method to make a difference, so I just keep my pace. I find when i try to go faster, mistakes happen.😁 I have learnt Norwegian knitting and my Nanna taught me a flick style which I still do, especially when I get tired as it come automatically.
Have you tried the alternating cable cast on? You get a similar edge but much less of the faff. I also tension my yarn with my dominant hand (right) because I like a good, firm, even tension. If you're flicking the yarn, there's no reason why you shouldn't be one of the fastest knitters in the world.
Das ist zum Abketten von ANKESTRICK. Hab ich mehrfach verwendet. ua-cam.com/video/TaBwcX8estY/v-deo.htmlsi=QcAMNopSITkiInU5
Useful to know.
Sehe ich das richtig: Nur die halbe Maschenanzahl anschlagen, weil es dann verdoppelt wird? Sehr schönes Muster
Isn’t it good for cardigan and what is different from Italian cast on?
What name is this stitches cos I never saw that but I like to try it ❓please answer 🫶🏽 0:1
Ja wird verdoppelt minus 1. So halben anzahl plus 1 anschlagen
That’s correct I believe it’s called the Italian cast on
Родная, а что за прелесть твоя пряжа? Обожаю всё блестящее, как сорока😂
Тони Февралёвой ручки ни с кем не спутаешь😉🍀
sehr gut , danke sieht schön aus und geht leicht! Thumbs up knitting friends, please it`s her thank you
Super👌
Amazing !!! Thank you I just subscribed immediately!! What yarn are you using??
Love it so do you just cast on half the number of stitches suggested in any pattern? If joing in round, do you do cast on and first row to create stitches then join on third row? Sorry fairly basic kniiter just usually use long tail cast on
Yes, you cast on half the stiches for one by one ribbing. When you join in the round there will be a little opening in the edge, but you can fix it when you weave in the end. This looks like simple version of the Italian cast-on. It makes a very nice and stretchy cast-on edge. Might be too stretchy for the hem of a sweater, though, but perfect for the collar of a top down sweater, a beanie, mittens and socks.
@creativian68 thank you for clarifying
@@creativian68 Really? I ended up with ZERO stretch. NOTHING! I'll stick to a tubular CO... this is pretty but doesn't stretch!
@@Dianepurls thanks for trying it out, so we don't have to. It looked so good, but when something seems too good to be true, it usually isn't true.
@@Dianepurls I only know the first step of the cast on for all the stitches (without adding every second stitch while knitting the first row) and it's a bit cumbersome for the first round, but turns out super stretchy. I always use that ever since I learned it, the one I was taught as a kid is too tight and I don't even really remember how it is done because I haven't done it in 10 years or so.
Nice pattern
Frustrated! Want to do this lovely cast-on. I'm a "thrower," so it's a little confusing because this knitter is a "picker." But I should be able to figure it out anyway. I will study for my very life. I know I can get it.
You can slow the video down. It helps.
Klasse 🙏😳😘
What is best used for ? Looks impressive really!
This cast on has ZERO stretch! I've tried it every which way I can think of with several different types of yarn and nothing. Very pretty cast on but I don't know where an unstretchable ribbing would be useful.
I'ts not just a cast on you can use for every technique, it seems like it goes with a brioche stitch of some sort (it seems to be doubled in a way, not sure from the video). I imagine if you try to knit any other stitch pattern, it won't work as intended.
Mega 👍
Bravaaaa
It needs captions in English for deaf people too.
👍
your work is nice. thank you for showing it. can i find any of your pattern samples in writing?
Danke
Kann man diesen Anschlag in Runden stricken?
Das würde mich auch interessieren 👍
@@wickertsusanne5934Vielleicht Maschen aufnehmen und die erste "Runde" offen stricken und dann erst zur Runde schließen.
Ich denke man kann das auch in runden stricken. Es ist eine sehr schöne Idee und ich finde es sieht gut aus. Probiere ich auf alle Fälle aus.
Wie schließe ich das denn sauber in die Runde? Erst nach der 2. Reihe und später vernähen?
Gibt hier bei UA-cam auch ein Video wo es super erklärt wird
Das ist ja mal ein interessanter Anschlag und sieht dann edel aus
Looks like a tubular cast-on, except some of your stitches look twisted.
I love the result but I'm confused. Can anyone help me please? It looks as though you cast on one number of stitches but then you keep adding stitches on the first row. So if, say ,the pattern says "cast on 100 stitches" do you actually just cast in 50 and then the extra stitches are made as you finish the first actual row? Sorry to ask what is probably a stupid question but I just don't get it.😞
È come l' avvio tubolare, senza filo ausiliario, cioè monta la metà delle maglie più una e al secondo giro aggiunge le altre maglie, devo provare se funziona sui ferri circolari...
Wozu braucht man den Anschlag? 🤔
What is the yarn brand
Well I didn't know that
Looks complicated to me. And it would be nice if you captioned whatever this is.
What is this called?
It looks like a simple way to do an Italian cast on. A real gamechanger for me.
X fare il tubolare in questo modo quanti punti bisogna mettere
Why are you purling into the front of the stitches and knitting into the back of the stitches? Is this some kind of twisted rib? Please label your videos more clearly.
🤯
What is the name of this cast on please?
Geht aber wohl leider nicht beim in Runden Stricken oder?
Doch, es ist von der Optik dem italienischen Anschlag ähnlich, den kann man auch in Runden machen. Diese Version ist aber erheblich simpler, Klasse gemacht!
Super merci beaucoup 😂 s'est magnifique merci beaucoup bisous
@@sabineklama3717 zur Info: das geht in Runden, du schließt sie aber nicht nach der Maschenaufnahme, sondern am Ende der ersten Runde mit Aufnahme der Maschen dazwischen 👍
❤❤❤❤🧶👍🏾❤❤❤❤
und wofür ist das gut ?
what is the purpose of this cast on in it like looser
Ein erklärenden Text zum lesen oder auch gesprochen wäre echt hilfreich.
Reiserischer Titel und dann nicht viel mehr. Keine Erklärung was man mit dem Video ausdrücken will. So gibt es nur einen Daumen runter.
Hmm, kann ich dir was helfen? Das Video ist doch total selbsterklärend.
Falls du noch nicht so viel gestrickt hast kannst du dich die Geschwindigkeit des Videos verlangsamen. Das mach ich wenn es komplizierte Muster sind
@@michaelabucher9903ich schaue mir doch nicht erst ein komplettes Video an, um heruas zu finden was man mit dem Video mitteilen will.😉
Nur die Stricker oder auch die StrickerInnen?
und wieder mal ein restlos sinnfreier Kommentar!
I am new knitter, and this looks great, but the pace is too fast for me, you don’t show exactly how or where the needles go ☹️