The tubular cast on is Keith’s favorite method for beginning a 1x1 and 2x2 rib. This is the same technique that is used
on high-end machine-made sweaters. It’s almost as if the stitches appear out of thin air with no beginning or ending in
sight! Fine details like these give your knitting a truly professional look, especially on cowls, hats, socks, sleeve
cuffs, sweater hems and necklines. There are multiple ways to do this cast on; Keith has tested them all and is here
to show you the BEST while breaking down the steps to make the techniques easy and manageable. We will be using
two different methods for casting on 1x1 and 2x2 ribbing. In addition, Keith will give you tips to make your Tubular Cast
On pristine and keep your edges crisp. After this presentation, you’ll love working the Tubular Cast On so much
that you’ll use it anywhere you can!
on high-end machine-made sweaters. It’s almost as if the stitches appear out of thin air with no beginning or ending in
sight! Fine details like these give your knitting a truly professional look, especially on cowls, hats, socks, sleeve
cuffs, sweater hems and necklines. There are multiple ways to do this cast on; Keith has tested them all and is here
to show you the BEST while breaking down the steps to make the techniques easy and manageable. We will be using
two different methods for casting on 1x1 and 2x2 ribbing. In addition, Keith will give you tips to make your Tubular Cast
On pristine and keep your edges crisp. After this presentation, you’ll love working the Tubular Cast On so much
that you’ll use it anywhere you can!
