2 Color Chained Cast On

[@cberger9447]

Clear, concise and anticipates questions or problems! THANK YOU

[@jenniferhouk5660]

You are such a great teacher!

[@hazeluzzell]

The colours of your project are beautiful!

[@margitschendel1605]

Wow, so pretty!!! Thank you. 😊

[@ripadipaflipa4672]

Thank you! U make it look soo easy. Great instructions.

[@nilanthiwijemanna9791]

Thank you for sharing this video ❤️

[@StickToYourKnitting]

Very helpful. Thanks!!

[@nicolejosan6364]

That's a nice tutorial. You forgot to mention, that the slipknot doesn't count and is discarded, so we don't have the bump in our first row

[@markwilliams1824]

How? Love to know .. undo it n weave in?

[@markwilliams1824]

Oh this is good, now to get the brain n fingers doing the right things .. at the same time 🤣

[@ncboot5014]

I love your knitting videos... I think THIS technique is just a fantastic looking cast on for double knitting!! THANK YOU VERY MUCH for your clear, and slow, instructions, I didn't feel rushed and anxious at all :) Do you think at some point you could do a video on increasing the width on both sides? I've tried several ways and it doesn't really look that hot :/ Thanks again and blessings to you and yours! :)

[@thechillydog]

I'll add that to my on-going and ever growing idea list. It's always helpful to know what knitters want to learn more about.

[@meganrose1110]

@@thechillydog thanks for the video

[@StickToYourKnitting]

I am wondering if it is possible use this method with a long tail cast on. I would really like to try it!

[@nadzoll]

As always, such a nice verbal lesson. Ellen, how do you like these squared needles? I'm thinking about purchasing them to help with evening tension.

[@thechillydog]

Hi Nadine. I've only used the smaller sizes (2.75 mm and less) of the square needles. I like them and they do help make neat, evenly sized sts. That being said, if you are an excessively loose knitter, I don't know how much they would help even out tension issues. Hope that helps. Happy knitting!

[@HICUTETHANG]

Thank you so much! Quick question, do we unravel the slip knot at the end or do we just disregard it once we start double knitting?

[@thechillydog]

There's no need to unravel the slip knot. When you pull the first loop through (2:37) the slip knot tightens up and is below your knitting needles. Hope that makes sense.