How to Knit the Invisible Cast On | Knitting Stitch Pattern | English Style

[@Friend2FriendnMA]

Thank you for doing what you do. You are AWESOME! I am also male and love knitting. I am 100% self taught. Talented people such as yourself are really encouraging to me.

[@rosersoler5460]

Thank you so much, My mother showed me a long time ago and she's gone now. I kept asking and found no answer but now you came down from heaven and taught me. Thank you very much, Roser

[@Wildevis]

Great video, I have done another invisible cast on without the waste yarn, but will try this as I am starting a top down pullover with a rib high neck and this would work well. Thanks for clear demo

[@guyivie8987]

Ran across this older video today. Very handy cast-on! Is there a version for 2 x 2 rib?

[@rosannamurgia281]

P.s ok for the cast on, but what changes when working on circular needles?

[@csdurch]

It is so much easier to understand the techniques when you do them. Your videos are awesome! Thanks for the circular ribbing! Now I want to learn how to do the 2X2 circular ribbing. Any time soon?

[@sabrinatscha2554]

Wait… can we do this for regular stockinette? Thanks for the clear instructions.

[@yliberal6355]

I thought it was going to be complicated, however, this was easier than I imagined. Thank you so much!

[@ourparanormalworld]

I really enjoyed watching you knit. I crochet, and am an intermediate and crocheting is so much easier in one respect, but knitting looks so much better than crocheting on some projects and knitting on others. I'm interested in knitting for blankets for children . I have three children's blankets to do.

[@eviehammond9638]

Fascinating! Very interesting effect. I've seen something similar for starting a project in the middle, and knitting out to each end, but I've never seen it go in only one direction. It's lovely, and would really look nice with lace.

[@phil2u48]

Fascinating. It gives a very professional look to sweater sleeves for example.

[@kathleen4367]

Out of curiosity and with respect, what was the point of knitting 3 rows w/waste yarn?

[@JennyNobody]

I love love love love your channel! You have pretty much taught me how to knit!

[@gracerulloda]

I've been pulling on my hair trying to find a tutorial on this that I could understand. Thanks! P.S. Love the shirt and the needles!

[@yarnistco]

I've seen an invisible cast on done in 2x2 ribbing but we do not have a video on it . . . yet.

[@Noneya5241]

Love this video!!! You’re a great teacher!!! Now all I have to do is find a project to use it with!!! Thank you!!!

[@ingridogilvie3664]

thank you so much for showing the invisible cast on. I've just tried it! It's so easy to do.Thanks again.x

[@namoamita55]

Thanks a lot! please would you tell me if this cast on is adapten to the jersey stich? I mean all knit?

[@lunePT]

thanks for sharing this video....can I use the same cast on with any other stitches or patterns???

[@marilynkeddy8561]

you make it look soooo easy!

[@deloresclary706]

Thanks for this video. I am a senior and this is the cast on my grandmother taught me when I was young. This is the first time I have seen it since. Marvelous. Would like to ask if you have a pattern for a cable scarf for a man. Have not knitted in a while and I forgot how to make the cable. Thanks much

[@barbarashepard6801]

Please advise can this cast on be done with fisherman rib?

[@nl2766]

This looks sooo much easier than the tubular, Italian cast on, or the provisionacasting, on, that I am going to try it!

[@purplegrancoo710]

This is great for ribbed edge, how can I use this method with a pattern that has no ribbing ? Pattern starts on 1st row after casting on

[@suzannehutegger4656]

Wow, super clear instructions, thanks 😊

[@pauine]

Hope you get one .I find it easier following you on your videos.I've seen a few and they're very complicated to follow.And the witing instructions are just as complicated to follow on other I've seen.

[@Threemore650]

But ... but.... You’re a bloke!!! 😂 Classy cast on. Just what I need for this cobweb I’m knitting with (silk/mohair Silkhair Lana Grossa). Thank you for the clear, unfussy instructions.

[@jjnewcomer4745]

Nice to know another way around thank

[@drikool3597]

Great explanation, the method is interesting but bit laborious, I'll stick to traditional and super easy Italian cast on. Ciao ciao

[@carolyncouch4094]

Awesome! Thank you.

[@naomiphillips650]

Does this work with 2x2 ribbing also?

[@user-op5zo5mn7v]

Can I make invisible cast on for brioche stitch?

[@PaxAmor1]

Thanks you - this is a very helpful and well done video.

[@yamissimo]

hello jonny, i wanna knit a double cast on, i'm not sure if this the exact name for it, but i have no idea how to do it, please can you help me with some instructions. thank you so much

[@pauine]

Do you have a video on 2x2 ribbing invisible cast on.Or does it work the same way as on 1x1 ribbing?

[@جعبةأمإسماعيل]

good, but simpler ways do exist you can use a crochet hock and will be time saving and easier to remove the waste yarn. videos are available for this but I enjoyed watching you

[@sueholter7156]

I find it much easier to use this method than the one with the crochet hook.

[@sabrahardy]

Is their a way to do this cast on with two colors and/ circular

[@yarnistco]

I think the 2 color Italian cast on will give you a similar look. I generally cast on flat, knit a couple rows, then move to knitting in the round. It's not that easy to cast on in the round and keep from twisting thing up.

[@saffydempsey191]

Thank you for great video, love trying new methods of knitting. Very easy to follow instructions, keep up the good work.

[@jemh1073]

Will this work for just knitting? No purling at all.

[@MoiTheFuss]

Jem H good question.

[@charity.cunningham8313]

I would love to see you do a 3 x 3 Ribbing invisible cast on in the round.

[@hanhvuong8898]

Awesome !Thank you teacher.

[@jackielevin752]

Is there a ways to cast on in this method using only knit stitches?

[@elwiewallin7657]

Great. How to do 2x2?

[@KMH1203]

I have tried this three or four times and I am not getting a cable ribbing look. I have did the first three rows just as you have instructed but it looks more like a variation of the garner stitch to me. What am i doing wrong?

[@angelt88]

You are awesome teacher! Thank you.

[@jessiesingh4373]

Very Nice!!! I like to learn 1x1 ribbing grafting. please can you show me

[@playhooky]

Is there a way to do this for 2x2 ribbing? Or is there another stretchy tubular cast on that you could suggest for 2x2?

[@ellisharris4418]

+playhooky Yes. There is a way. I have done this a few times. It's a little counter-intuitive. 1) You do the exact same cast on as the 1x1 rib ("tubular" cast on). Just like in the video. 2) When you have the fourth row of your "tube" cast on, you just "convert" the 1x1 rib into a 2x2 rib. 3) Here's how: find a short, straight cable needle or a large darning needle; then knit the first stitch onto your regular needle; slip the next purl stitch onto your darning needle ( or slip it off "live" if you're brave enough). You have knit one stitch, and the following purl stitch is slipped on to your cable needle (or darning needle). You should be ready to knit the next stitch. 4) Knit the next knit stitch (the third stitch) onto your regular needle; now grab the purl stitch you just "skipped," off of the darning needle and purl it onto your regular needle; purl the next purl stitch (the fourth stitch) onto your regular needle. 5) You now have a 2x2 rib on the first four stitches of the row. If you do this same process of slipping and skipping every other purl stitch for the entire row, knitting across it, then purling the skipped stitch, you've now "converted" a 1x1 rib into a 2x2 rib. This seems like it might not look right, but when it's finished, you can see that you have a tubular cast-on with a 2x2 rib. Hope my instructions were clear enough!

[@balgrantango460]

wow, thanks…wonderful tutorial!!!

[@lindamckinnon]

This is great. Thanks.

[@yarnistco]

You're welcome!

[@aliciawildman7299]

Where can I get that shirt?

[@sabrahardy]

Hi hoping you and your loved ones are doing well. Can you do an "HOW TO KNIT THE INVISIBLE CAST ON WITH TWO (2) COLORS???

[@GenevieveThoughts]

I'm trying this cast on in the round, and I'm not sure I understand-- do I not work the purl stitches at all for the first four rows? If I was knitting where I flipped my work the stitches would get worked, so do I just slip them? I am confused.

[@yarnistco]

I would probably work the cast on flat and then join it in the round once I started knitting.

[@GenevieveThoughts]

Thanks!

[@trevkahel101]

what is keeping the main color from unraveling when you remove the waste yarn? awesome video by the way

[@Runt]

Trevis Kahel i was wondering the same thing.

[@Nicola_Torrington]

the main colour is not attached to the waste yarn

[@tdot5847]

very cool

[@judylee3589]

Too cool!

[@aolster3198]

Believe! I believe in kindness. Thanks for creating your generous birthday giveaway. The Bonbons are so cute! May your birthday be filled with the happiness you deserve! Question...what time zone do we use?

[@yarnistco]

I think that giveaway ended years ago.

[@Pudelinchen3]

What is the difference to your Alternating Cable Cast on? Doesn't it looks identical? Is the result the same?

[@yarnistco]

The difference between this and the alternating cable cast on? The cable cast on creates a different edge that is a little more durable and not as invisible.

[@charlenejurkoshek133]

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[@LizKS48]

What is the purpose of the first few rows of purple if you are going to tear them out?

[@sueholter7156]

If you listen to him, he states very clearly that it is nice for things like a ribbed edging. I have used it on the edge of scarves too and like it very much

[@lyndaihay]

Cool

[@7Copper7]

WHAT??? Why?? This will certainly require some thought as HOW this works.... (But waaay COOL)

[@keithelliott4636]

Everyone seems to think the video is great, and it is until you skip over the part about taking off the waste yarn that you start out with. That's a fairly serious omission which I think you really should have covered. I'm starting on a skirt with 100 stitches to start, so this takes some time. I'm honestly not sure if it is worth all the extra time and effort involved. And on top of that, I feel that the first row of the invisible cast on looks somewhat too loose. Maybe when I get up 20 or 30 rows of the ribbing and give it a friendly tug here and there it will be better. I'm an 80 year old guy by the way.....

[@MRhodes]

Why the ribbing first?

[@linuxgirl_]

"The" invisible cast on? You do know there is more than one, right?