Provisional cast on

Learn how to work a provisional cast on in knitting. This popular method uses scrap yarn and a crochet hook, and it's known by a few names: one-step provisional cast on, scrap yarn method, crochet provisional cast on, etc.

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Use a crochet hook to do a provisional cast-on directly on your knitting needle.

This video tutorial shows you how to use a crochet hook and waste yarn to do a provisional cast-on in knitting. This cast-on makes it easy to seam ends together later on in the project.

Hello, and welcome to my new blog! I want to show you what I think is a great and simple provisional cast on. You will need 2 circular needles, one can have a smaller size tip, or just a cable if you are using those handy interchangeables. Leave a long tail, especially if casting on a large number of stitches. Attach your yarn to the lower needle or cable with a slip knot. Holding both needles parallel, wrap the yarn from the back and over the top of the working needle. You will want it…

This cast-on technique is used when you want live stitches to be available at the cast-on edge. There are a variety of different techniques that can be used for this method. I prefer using a crochet hook to cast stitches onto a knitting needle. From my experience it provides evenly spaced stitches on the needle, is rel

What is a Provisional Cast On? A provisional cast-on is a blanket term for any sort of cast-on which leaves live stitches, which can later be knit from in the opposite direction.

The crochet cast on is a fabulous cast on to have in your knitting tool kit. And I've made you a video to show you how to do it! It uses a 'waste' piece of yarn that you'll pull out when you're finished knitting: leaving a row of live stitches on the first row! It's

Carefully remove a provisional cast-on in order to expose live stitches from your cast-on edge.