Beginning Knitting - Standard Long Tail Cast On w/o Slip Knot
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- Beginning Knitting Long Tail Cast On
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this is genuinely the first tutorial I've found that hasn't made me want to tear my hair out thanks for this!
Glad I could help!
this is the second cast on method ive learn :) super easy to follow! thank you so much!
Hi Suzanne:
I’m so happy to find this tutorial. The way you cast on is soooo easy! I’ve struggled with this method until now. Even the cast on row looks a lot better than the way I was doing it. I will be checking out more of your videos if I get stuck. Thank you for your wonderful video. 💜😎
Your videos are the best. You explain things very well and in a very kind and straightforward way. You've helped me a lot with many of your videos. I look forward to learning more with you. Thank you so much.
Thank you for the kind feedback. You have made my day. Happy Knitting,
Suzanne
I can’t thank you enough! Always forget when I haven’t knitted for a while. So simple, well paced and clearly done!
You are so welcome, Jazzpan! Thanks for watching! 😊
I try it and get it right thank you for showing me
This is the way I learned it years ago in England. Beautiful lesson. Thanks
You're very welcome, Linda!
Thanks so much, watched so many videos about this method, but I got it only with your patient and clear explanation!
Excellent!🧶
Thank you!! After watching I don't know how many, finally a video that speaks to me!! Thank you!!
Wonderful, I'm happy I could help! ❤️
Thank you so much iv watched dozens of videos trying to learn how to do the long tail cast on and your was the 1st one I managed to follow and pull it.
This is so nice to hear, Frankie, thank you for sharing! 😊
Love your videos. Thank you. I forgot how to cast on after not knitting for a year.
Two big thank yous! First for explaining how long the tail needs to be for the number of stitches and for showing me that the first loop is counted as a stitch
You are welcome Karen, thanks for watching my video and commenting. Happy Knitting!
Outstanding! I've been knitting for years but was taught a different method because I was afraid of the "sling shot" method. You made it so understandable. Bravo!
THANK YOU SO SO SO SO MUCH YOU DONT UNDER STAND HOW LONG IVE BEEN TRYING TO FIGURE THIS OUT IM SO HAPPY TYSMMMMMMMMM
Glad I could help!
You're welcome, I'm so happy it helped!!
Thank you, CZcams Grandma! This helped so much ❤
❤Thank you for making this very helpful video.
Yes thank you four showing me
You are so welcome, Magda! Thanks for watching! 😊
Thank you so much for sharing very helpful skill 👏👏👏👏👏👏👍👍👍👍👍🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍
You are so welcome, Loma! I appreciate the love! ❤️
Thank you, Thank you .......I did it, because of your technique, nice and slow and easy to understand. I'm making a knitted teddy bear and my cast on is even and beautiful.
That is wonderful! Happy knitting Maureen Knechtel.
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Extremely easy to understand. Thank you
Thank you for this. Wonderful, easy to follow clear instructions! 🌺
You are so welcome, Marion! ❤️
A new learned item on measuring yarn for this cast on. Going to definitely try this!
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Thank you! Beautifully explained and demonstrated. ❤️
You are so welcome, I happy my video was helpful! ❤️
You demo my speed. So appreciated. Thank you.
You are so welcome, Paulette! 😊
This is such a great demo! Thank you, Suzanne!
You are so welcome, I'm glad it was helpful!!
Brilliant demo. Thank you!
My pleasure, NatureStuff! Thanks for watching!
I like not having the knot.. your instructions are clear and simple.
Me too, Phyllis! Thanks for watching and for the great feedback! 😊
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Thank you so much for a very clear demonstration. Do you think it makes a difference whether you go under or over the yarn when starting your first stitch? Will it effect the look of the first stitch as to how you started? I keep trying different ways to make my join look the very best it can when knitting in the round. Thank you!
I don't think it does, but the truth is in the pudding. Trying a variety of ways, as you are, is the best way to find your answer. Happy knitting.
Knitting with Suzanne Bryan Thank you!! Experimenting now!
Yay!
Thank you, I hate to make a slip knot at the beginning of my work.
Me too. Happy knitting.
MERRY CHRISTMAS.
Please may I know if you have time to do a video on a V neck sweater was well as picking up and knitting the middle stitch. I have watched other videos on CZcams but they are annoying.😬😬 For a 5min video there's at least 20min blabla and the tutorial is rushed. OR there's NO closeup and the knitting is too far from the camera. In fact they don't seem to be concerned about beginners Most of them are in Hindi...but I put it on mute no closeups either. Strain on the eyes.
PLEASE SUZANNE, ONLY IF YOU HAVE THE TIME. Thanks a million for your help. Your fan from France.
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This is a great idea for a video. I am adding it to my list. I hope to get to it soon.
Happy knitting.
I have a question.. .i'm confused about cast on, because many do different way of cast on. But what I'm trying to understand it's that I saw a type of cast on that one can cast on stitches without involving the 'tail' . I have a pattern that says 'cast on 14 sts and leave a long tail for sewing". So I need to not 'use' the long tail, and cast on the stitches with the working yarn. I'm sure that once I saw someone to knit by using only the working yarn and not using the tail.. how can be done? Thanks in advance for any suggestions!
What you would do in this instance, is you would use a longer tail than usual so that there is tail leftover after the cast on stitches. You will want the tail at the side where the last cast on stitch is. There are many types of cast ons and they each have their plusses and minuses. The long tail cast on is the best for creating a nice bottom edge (or top, if you are working top down).
Susanne ,,,,,, What is best yarns to make a sweater? I am a beginner and I need an advance ,,, please
What do you think about lion brand pound of love , for a worm sweater..
I love Lion Brand Fisherman's Wool for a sweater. It is 100% wool and will block very nicely. Blocking is a big part of making a nice looking sweater. Also, it is inexpensive and comes in giant skeins. Be sure to subscribe to my channel if you haven't already and share my videos with your social media groups. Thank you and happy knitting.
I have a question. so im new to knitting, and my first project is a scarf. when i started, I didnt make a slipknot, I just started casting on. It looks good, and im too far in to start all over. wil my scarf still work?? pls answer!!!
It is not neccessary to make a slip knot at the beginning. I never do.
ok i was a bit worried. thank you!
Hello! I found you when I had lifted increases in a pattern I’m following. I’ve been knitting for a few years now, but I’ve only made baby blankets with no patterns, just plain ole knit and purl, using the drop method (yarn). I’ve been a very good crochet”r. I started when I was 5 and I’m 40+ years older now. So anyways,, to my question... when I started with this new pattern I found many videos on casting on, I looked because the old way takes too much time. Sadly I didn’t find you until farther down in my project. You have the tail of the yarn hanging down the front, or right of the needle, all the other videos I had found had it the other way. I see the it works both ways, what are the advantages for either way? This cast on would also count as a first row of knitted stitches in some cases, but does it change that if the yarn is casted on the way you’ve done? I’m sorry ... I’m rambling. Your videos are great!
This is the standard long tail cast on. But if you have the tail of the yarn over the finger rather than the thumb, you will get very similar results and it will not change the look or function of the cast on, you will be fine.
Knitting with Suzanne Bryan Thank you so much!!!
Be mindful that this CO is tight and does not stretch.
Actually it is not tight, done in the manner in which I demonstrate.