I don’t know if you'll even get the comment, but Thank you, I’d forgotten how to do this.

Thanks

This is the best vidoe for invisible peovisional cast on that I've seen. She explains the peocess well enough. I recommend slowing the play speed down to about .80 though. It helps to minimize confusion.

Thank you! I began crocheting at the end of august and I’m hoping to make some fingerless gloves but hadn’t seen this stitch before. Simple and easy to follow along and understand.

This presentation is absolutely awesome. Not just show, but broke presentation down with pictures. 5-Star. Thank you very much.

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Is this titled correctly? Technically if you're working into a row of single crochets then there's no post to loop your needle around. I've been looking for the name of this stitch because I use it a lot and I think calling this a front post single crochet is misleading. If the row before was a double crochet then a post stitch would wrap around the post and not this upper space.

This is a lovely clear video. Thank you.

Great tip. Thanks. Your channel is tried and true. Couldn’t do without it.

This is the method I find easiest and quickest. Thanks so much.

I have been using your videos for years. Thank you so very much for amazing instructions.

I keep getting a massive hole bigger than the actual cast off hole afterwards. WHYYYY

Lovely and simple. Thanks.

My mum bought yarn and knitting needles after a lot of persuading and I tried to knit from different videos but when I watched your video I learnt really fast

i am watching in 2024 ....and this is helpulll for me thank you

I remember watching this channel 11 years ago! I can't remember if I watched from your website or on youtube at that time. Just subscribed, and am going to rewatch all of these gems! I've been really wanting to get back into knitting 😊

Never seen this cast on before, I love it thanks. Always used long tail cast on but this one is much less faff

Thank you for having me

I just started learning English style knitting the other day. Had given up on hand knitting and was trying loom knitting... but was frustrated with it. I saw something about this style, and I thought why not try. Loving it so far. It suits me. It's comfy for my arthritus and I don't make the mistake s it always did with continental style. And now this!! Can't say I am super fast at it, but it makes sense and feels right!! Thank you so much for sharing !

Hi! I’ve written a pattern that uses this stitch. May a share your link as a reference in the pattern?

I keep coming back to your video. Thank you for your teaching 💜💜💜🌻🌷

I got the rainbow set at a garage sale for $1. All pieces were there. Best find ever!

I also bumbled through a few videos and feared I'd never learn the long cast. Your video saved me! Thank you so much.

Amazing technique, this has solved so many problems! Thank you so much for sharing this!

Thank you for this clear and easy way to identify the two stitches, certainly for a beginner like myself.

I think it would be helpful to add that Lori's original instructions for this bind-off in 2x2 are different from what is shown in this video. If you search youtube for "Extra Stretchy, No Flare Bind Off for Ribbing, Continental (Lori's Twisty Bind Off)" by user Lorraine L, you can read the written instructions in the video description where she explains that on 2x2 you only do the twist when you are changing from a K to P or from a P to K, not in between two knits or two purls. Someone else here in the comments also mentioned NimbleNeedles' video in which you can see it demonstrated this way. It's called "The ultimate stretchy bind-off tutorial [Comparing 10 popular methods]" and the twisty bind off starts at the 8:06 mark.

Thank you so much for posting this video. I have watched many "kitchener stitch " videos, but yours is the one that made sense to me and made it easy to do!

Great video, thank you! What do I do with the one stitch when I want to start knitting? Just pass it to the needle with the rest of the stitches?

I've got no clue how this works, it looks like it wouldn't but it sure does! And it's nearly invisible too. I dislike the chain stitch look of many bind offs. This gives a really professional finished to my garment. Thank you so much!

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Thank you, this was very clear and simple! Also, I love the idea of using a cable needle, and then knitting with it later!

Finally! Simple and to the point. 🎉

Thank you so much, this was the video i was looking for and it was so helpful!

Lovely, clear demonstration. Thank you. I have tried to learn this technique from a couple of other sites but the demonstrators either went too fast or were using continental-style stitches, which I couldn't follow. This one was perfect.

@knittinghelp I got the stitch down. Fingerless gloves, each end beginning stitch was SL1. ?? WHAT if my long tail unraveled in a freak way and is no longer usable for this stitch???

I am Left handed how does that work ?

Very clear, thank you!

Do you have a link to the entire pattern for this? Love this pattern

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Thanks, this is really clear unstruction and very helpful! Gotta start knitting.

Great tutorial, thank you for posting it. My granddaughter wants to learn and is 11 years old , this looks like a good place to start.

Thank you so much - this was so clear!

Thank you for your help

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Oh wow, this looks SO much more efficient than the cast-on method I was taught. Thank you!

I finally understood. Omg thanks for this.

Thank you for this ive been trying to work this out on my own

Thank you so much for the math at the end. My brain feels dizzy from trying to figure out what to do with the pre- and post-blocking measurements. This helps a lot!

Thank you! Very helpful!

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