Finally! A clear and sensible tutorial for a potentially confusing method that can lead to a huge mess! Thank you.

@nimbleneedlestwo

Жыл бұрын

Glad it helped!

Thanks for the advices. I believe you have the most extensive knowledge of knitting techniques in U-Tube. What an amazing teacher

@nimbleneedlestwo

6 ай бұрын

Wow, thank you!

I like the explanation about casting on straight, then knit onto the circulars. Thank you, Norman, for clear lighting so it is easier to see, for the stitch details and yarn that shows detailed stitches as you teach.

@nimbleneedlestwo

2 жыл бұрын

yeah, it took a while to optimize the yarn, needles, light to get these results but I am very happy with my setup now :)

I used the Italian cast on for a pair of gloves. It made me dizzy, but when you explained the stitch that was made for each cast on, it made so much more sense to me. Now I won’t get lost. Great tutorial as always!

You are such a wealth of knowledge, Norman Thank you. ❤

Norman you are a very good teacher.

@nimbleneedlestwo

2 жыл бұрын

thank you so much May!

Danke, Norman! Mit dem Video hat‘s bei mir mit dem Italienischen Anschlag endlich geklappt. 🤩👍 wird gleich gespeichert!

@nimbleneedlestwo

Жыл бұрын

ah super TIna! Freut mich

Thank you for ALL of your videos! I love this cast on ~ you made it easier to understand then the other video tutorials regarding this cast on. I had not seen the alternate way to cast on & knit from the front, now I can see why to knit from the back leg.

@nimbleneedlestwo

2 жыл бұрын

awesome...the cast on is super easy IMO..but rather complicated to explain in an easy way. So..happy I got through to you! :)

WOW! I am left-handed clumsy knitter. I have tried to accomplish this cast-on FOREVER! You made it so easy! ❤❤

@nimbleneedlestwo

2 жыл бұрын

Wonderful! very happy to heat that, Katherine :)

fantastic tutorial! I was struggling with it before, but it makes so much sense to me now!

@nimbleneedlestwo

Жыл бұрын

awesome! it can be a difficult cast-on...but I feel that once you udnerstand it..it's actually remarkably simple

Your instructions are so clear! Thanks!!

Hi Norman. Fantastic tutorial! Thank you for showing both ways along with the slight differences! Very interesting and informative! This is a great resource!🤗🤗

@nimbleneedlestwo

2 жыл бұрын

I hope it will be, thea :)

@pernillep9049

Жыл бұрын

And you can se the difference of the stitches!!!!!🥰🥰🥰😍

Hello from Finland Norman! Thank you for this tutorial. I must try this cast on on my next knitting project.

@nimbleneedlestwo

2 жыл бұрын

Please do and tell me how it went!

Finally Managed to get it right with your great Video!! So happy 😊

NO sacrificial row?! This is a revelation to me! I learned the tubular stitch in Italy and there was a entirely different technique of uneven cast on with scrap yarn different color, knit, slipstitch, knit, which would be offset by the uneven number of stitches starting the new row in perl!!! After 3 or 4 rows of Knit, or perl slip stitch knit or perI, I then was taught to cut and unravel the sacrificial first row. I am going to try your way and hope it is elastic enough for the leg warmers I want to make as a gift. Thank you

@nimbleneedlestwo

3 ай бұрын

well, you CAN achieve the same effect with a provisional cast-on (as you demonstrated). I personally find it much to bothersome and prefer this method - especially as it looks exactly the same :)

this tutorial is great and clear!

Very helpful and makes such a difference to the look... thank you very much!

@nimbleneedlestwo

2 жыл бұрын

You're so welcome!

Dear Norman, thanks so much!!! 👍😊😊

@nimbleneedlestwo

2 жыл бұрын

You are very welcome, Anna!

Very helpful! I was wondering why my stitches didn't look right---I missed a couple of crucial techniques. Thanks so much!

@nimbleneedlestwo

Жыл бұрын

Glad it was helpful and I could fill in some gaps :)

It is wondetful

Hi Norman, I think I’d like to try this to make a simple little headbands. Thank you 💕💃🏻

@nimbleneedlestwo

2 жыл бұрын

Go for it! it's a lovely technique for that kind of project

Need to learn the Italian carat-on in the round. Sounded easy but visual learners need to see it…

Thanks Norman, after watching half a dozen instructional videos for this I happened across yours and got it straight away. Thank you so much. Clear and simple. I've clicked subscribe so I know where to go when I need help again 🧶💚

Thanks !

you said turn clockwise but it looks like you turned counterclockwise just verifying if we match what the video shows

@nimbleneedlestwo

2 жыл бұрын

as a rule of thumb what i show is always right, what i say is sometimes wrong >.< I have a left right weakness and I frequently mess things like this up. it's all one big mush in my had. sorry for the confusion.

Is it will the same when Im going to do 2x2 rib ?

@nimbleneedlestwo

Жыл бұрын

no, sadly not

HELP Norman, I’m very experienced but any cast on winding around fingers is very difficult for me. Tried all day with your good video, is there another way to make the Italian cast on please ? Ended up casting on cable method which looks nice but it’s a neckline so focal !

@nimbleneedlestwo

6 ай бұрын

sorry for catching that so late. I am not really sure I can help you there because that's all I ever do :(

Thank you, this is very clear! Am I right in thinking this would be a good cast-on for a sweater knitted top-down in the round, starting with a 1x1 ribbed collar? Have you already done a tutorial for the right way to graft the stitch for joining in the round? I saw a couple of your grafting tutorials, but am quite new to knitting, so I'm not sure which I would have to use. Thank you for your help!

@nimbleneedlestwo

2 жыл бұрын

i adress it here towards the end of this video: kzread.info/dash/bejne/eJ2lvJWcp73dZqg.html

Hi Norman. Thank you for the tutorial. The CO is really beautiful. Have you compare Italian vs Norwegian BO in term of stretchiness ? Thank you.

@nimbleneedlestwo

2 жыл бұрын

No, sorry. I have not. I am planning a video on bind of techniques on my main channel soon, though.

Norman. Thanks for the great video. At the end you say you will have to “graft on one stitch” to join in the round. Does this refer to your usual joining technique of slipping the last stitch onto the first and then essentially casting one off? Or is it some other technique?

@nimbleneedlestwo

9 ай бұрын

no, you actually need to graft a stitch. I am reasonably sure I did a tutorial once where I showed this towards the end...but I forgot where...lol!

How do you then join in round?

@nimbleneedlestwo

3 ай бұрын

I recommend knitting across one or two rows flat and then join in the round. Graft a stitch to hide the gap.

@Maighread.

3 ай бұрын

@@nimbleneedlestwo Thank you!

@Maighread.

3 ай бұрын

@@nimbleneedlestwo Ok so I learned that in order to join in round I need to cast on one extra stich, is it the same rule for italian cast on? Sorry for all those questions, I'm totally new to knitting and just trying to learn from your wonderful tutorials ;D

Hi Norman, i have a lot of space between each stitch. I didn't hear you mention anything about using a smaller needle. Seems like I'm going to have to. Was wondering if this ever happened to you or if yoi have any recommendations. Thanks!

@nimbleneedlestwo

Жыл бұрын

well, this really depends a bit on your individual tension, gauge of your projects, etc. But yes, a lot of people find that going down a needle size helps a bit.

Hi Norman i love this video .quick question if you want to cast an even amount of stiches and then start with a 1x1 rib with ktbl .what can you do ?i feel I'm almost getting it but i don't 😅💙

@nimbleneedlestwo

2 жыл бұрын

i am not sure I understand the question. I mean..the italian cast-on doesn'T create twisted stitches, obviously. but why not just simply knit across? i mean..i haven't tried this yet, but you could, of course, manually twist each knit stitch before your ktbl it. Not sure how this will look like. as an alternative, you can also start with a provisional cast on. knit two rows of twisted stockinette stitch across, fold the little piece in half, and slip the stitches on both needles to one needle and start your twisted rib. (nimble-needles.com/stitches/how-to-knit-the-tubular-cast-on/)

Norman why you tubular cast on do even while I saw other looks like bitted by a rat. What is your tips? Thanks for sharing all you works like it is cut by a knife every stitches like made by machine.

@nimbleneedlestwo

6 ай бұрын

hm...no idea really but going down a needle size or two really helps!

Прочитать слова можно и в книге. Зачем нужен Ваш бесполезный ролик???

@nimbleneedlestwo

Жыл бұрын

if you prefer reading, I would be quite interested to hear why you are on youtube anyway. But kindly understand that some people learn better with moving pictures while other prefer books. That's why there alway should be both :)