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Are there different ways to cast-on in knitting?
This quick guide will run through some of the most popular techniques for casting on, as well as some of their more popular names.
- 01 of 07. Wrap Cast On. …
- 02 of 07. Knit Cast On. …
- 03 of 07. Cable Cast On. …
- 04 of 07. Long-Tail Cast On. …
- 05 of 07. Provisional Cast On. …
- 06 of 07. German Twisted Cast On. …
- 07 of 07. Frilled Cast On.
Which cast-on method is best?
The long tail cast-on is one of the most common cast-on methods. This is because it’s extremely versatile. While it helps create an even edge (something that can sometimes be difficult to create with the single cast-on method), it’s also a great cast-on to use on projects in which you may want a fairly elastic edging.
What is the best way to cast-on when knitting?
How to work a knit cast on
- Create a slip knot. …
- Insert needle into the slip knot. …
- Bring the working yarn around the right needle tip. …
- Bring right needle under the left and through to the front.
- Bring the yarn under the right hand needle to create a loop (stitch).
- Transfer the stitch to left needle.