provisional cast-on using a cable to hold "live" stitches

[@nobleelf]

your method makes so much more sense, than having to untwist them either as you knit the new bit, or untwist all of them, then start knitting. Thank you!

[@libaka]

This explained it so well!! I messed up at least three times before finding this video. Thank you!

[@susanlewin72]

I wanted live stitches to join a folded brim Most efficient and so well demonstrated Thank you

[@purLZknitting]

Susan Lewin thank you so much for your comment!!!

[@Needtoknit1]

This is brilliant. Thank You so very much for posting this video. I have been struggling with other provisional cast on methods but today your video came up in my news feed and I am so happy. Thank you again.

[@purLZknitting]

Jackie Strouse Gustafson you are most welcome!!! And thank you for the comment!

[@hyg8742]

Thank you very much! Very helpful ❤

[@msareli1]

Thank you very much!! What a great idea.

[@christineyoungs5521]

Thank you! This video was very helpful, and slow and well explained. I FINALLY get how to do this cast on!

[@bon47ful]

Great idea! Thank you. 💕

[@agave20091]

Really clear and slow! Thnks so much!

[@purLZknitting]

Maureen Kenefick I am so glad you liked it! Good to know my videos help somebody.

[@shawleeshawlee3405]

Genius !

[@alecrim888]

Hi, what circular needles are you using?

[@purLZknitting]

These were Chiaogoo needles. With small stoppers from hiyahiya stoppers. Chiagoo have stable but flexible cables and pretty sharp needles with smooth joins. Hiyahiya cables are more flexible but with time they become less flexible and less manageable, but the sharp needles are the best. Joins are probably the smoothest out of all needles. And the third kind of metal needles i use are addi. - needle points on rockets are decent but not as sharp as two other but the cables are better than hiya hiyas. Joins are not smooth. Just giving you a few options of my other favorite ones 😬

[@sweetyeastbuns8122]

To much chat!

[@ileanaleah2545]

Rhythm and voice accompanying the lesson!