Long Tail Cast On: Knitting tutorial step-by-step

Long-Tail Cast On: Knitting tutorial step-by-step In this video, I’ll be showing you how to start your knitting using the Long Tail Cast On method. This method uses the tail and the yarn from the ball to create the stitches, so you’ll need to make sure your tail is long enough for the number of stitches you need to cast on for your project. Starting your work with the Long Tail method means you’ll have a more flexible edge, which might be useful if your first few rows will be worked in rib. Follow along to see some tips on how to cast on using this method. 0:00 sneak peeks intro 0:20 why you need the long tail cast on 2:13 what a finished long tail cast on looks like 2:35 what's the tail? 3:05 what the yarn going to the ball does 3:30 let's unravel and get started 4:30 making the slip knot 5:15 holding the yarn to cast on 6:00 make the first stitch 8:45 making enough stitches 10:41 what we did last week ========================= To see other videos on this topic check out: Casting On Playlist: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLnqw36aiAI0hOde595QxzvzEE-1wvx5YQ Thumb Loop Method: https://youtu.be/U5la7EAmQFk How To Do The Knitted Cast On: https://youtu.be/jzS2_DKRuVI My Favourite Cast On Method: https://youtu.be/tc6srMnhurI ======================= Here's a link to a free pdf download of a cheat sheet to give you 6 beginner knitting mistakes you can avoid. You’ll be knitting wow-worthy knits faster than anyone else! :0) https://knitwithhannah.lpages.co/6-be