Provisional Cast-on & Kitchener Stitch

A tutorial demonstrating a provisional cast-on method and Kitchener Stitch grafting.

[@vivianjulier1507]

This was SO helpful and clear! I've used both techniques several times now and shared with my daughter-in-law!

[@lisaweimer8897]

Thank you for such an awesome tutorial on both methods. You are an amazing teacher!

[@laf2549]

This is the easiest for my brain! I watched at least 30 videos. None of them made any sense until I viewed this one. Thank you

[@rosemarygriffith26]

Very helpful - thank you!

[@lles6235]

Excellent!! So easy to follow! Thank you !

[@katekyler8172]

Thank you so much, this made so much sense!

[@CindyDean92]

thank you!

[@dyetoinkandothercreativeno4927]

IF you have pattern for mobius can you still do this kitchen version but with the edge turned? or is there another video for mobius kitchener?

[@beorscealc]

That's a good question! I don't know. Maybe give it a try and see what happens?

[@Ynnsie]

I couldn't help but notice that, once you took the slip knot off, you were left with only 7 stitches firmly on the left needle though you said you'd cast on 8. After the 7th stitch, you had the working yarn and the tail, sort of twisted. Minute 5:30 approximately. I went back and counted a couple of times. Whazzat about? That last "stitch" comes about how? Hmmm.

[@CindyDean92]

hi there!! lovely tutorial! helped me very much! i was hoping if i could put the link to your video on a pattern i am writing up. to help those who need a visual explanation

[@beorscealc]

Absolutely! I'm happy for the video to be of help.

[@inaphayjohnson3092]

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