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29 mar 2008 · In this video, I show you how to work the cable cast-on. This particular cast-on produces a nice, even cast-on edge that is excellent for pic...
Learn how to do the cable cast-on method for your knitting projects with this excellent step-by-step tutorial by Crafts & DIY Tuts+. Click here for the full tutorial on five different ways...
A different method for working the Russian (aka Knotted) cast on. A counter-intuitive cast on that is both knotted, and pulled snug on the needle--but still creates a strong stretchy edge...
A step-by-step tutorial on making a buttonhole in knitting for beginners with a slow-motion video and tips and tricks.
In this DROPS video we show how to do a knitted cast on (aka cable method). This is a great way to cast on when you want a firm nice edge. Also a nice method when casting on new sts at the end of a row.
To work the cable cast on for a buttonhole, you would work to the last stitch before the bind off, then work the instructions given above, starting by inserting your needle into the middle of the last two stitches on the left hand needle.
Corrina uses a traditional bind off to eliminate the stitches for the buttonhole, and then uses a cable cast on when adding the stitches back onto the needle. She chooses this cast on because it’s sturdy and won’t stretch out too much when putting a button through the opening.
