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The long tail cast on is probably the most commonly used cast on, at least among Western knitters. This is because it is: very versatile, you can use it for almost any project; stretchy; stable; fairly easy to do, once you know how; fairly quick to do; edge is neat and attractive; Disadvantages (these are easily resolved and are discussed below)
Want to learn how to knit? The long tail cast on is the best way to set yourself up for success! In this video, I slowly break down the steps to cast on.
A step by step tutorial on how to do the long tail cast-on method for beginners including big pictures, tips and tricks, and a video.
18 gru 2018 · The long tail cast on is a great all-purpose cast on. It’s stretchy and has a neat knitted edge. Because it’s generally good for all knitting projects, use the long tail cast on as your default cast on. It won’t fail you.
The long tail cast on knitting technique is one of the most useful ways to cast on stitches for a new project! Sometimes spelled “longtail cast on”, this knitting technique for getting your stitches onto your needles is well-known for being incredibly sturdy and elastic!
11 sty 2023 · The Long Tail Cast On is a two-strand cast-on. That means it’s worked on one needle with two strands of yarn: the working yarn (aka the strand of yarn coming from the yarn ball) and the tail end of the yarn. Structurally, it’s identical to a backward loop cast on, plus a row of knitting.
The long tail cast on is a common method used in knitting to create the initial row of stitches on your knitting needle. It is a versatile and widely used cast-on technique favored by many knitters because it provides a stable yet stretchy foundation for a variety of knitting projects.
