Any time I need help with a knitting project, I look on youtube. I end up looking at a couple of videos, and then I end up back here. These explanations and methods are by far the best! Thank you so much!

First man I've ever known who knits. And I think that is awesome. Knitting actually originated in England and it was something that only men were allowed to do. and now in South America, one of the ancient native tribal peoples, knitting was introduced to them when Europeans came, and the men use knitting to make a certain kind of beautifully colored hat, that is part of an old long standing tradition. and its the MEN that knit! Mr. I Don't Know Your Name, you are the first like Caucasian (at least by the look of your hands) man I have ever seen knit!!

Thank you so much for this really clear explanation! I’ve always done this first one and wondered why it always looked so bad. I’m working on a triangle scarf and it starts from the bottom point and grows so this was perfect!

THANK YOU. I needed to add stitches at the beginning of rows and needed a stretchy method. Thanks for including information about that in the tutorial

I needed to cast on 2 stitches at end of round for mitten gussets. I always used the backward loop because that's all I knew and it always looked sloppy. Thanks to your clear explanations, I choose cable cast on and it looks S-O-O much better!

Have been watching you because you are so good at communicating the instructions and have a soothing demeanor. Especially for a beginner. Thank you ...You are the best.

I love a man who knits. Thanks for the help, this saved my life!

Thanks for the clear instructions. I watched several tutorials and yours was the best! 😀

Quick, clear and helpful; just what I needed.Thanks so much!

Super helpful, thank you so much! I am trying my first non-beginner pattern and this is the first thing I've encountered which I really didn't understand. Your video made it very clear what to do! Thank you!

just what I needed to be able to move on with my project! Thanks!

Super clear instructions, thanks for posting this and also proving that dudes are capable of knitting! Keep up the good work!

So incredibly helpful, thank you!

I have using a backwards loop to cast on in middle. So easy and it works.

So very helpful, I was alone and desperate to continue! Thanks ever so.

Thanks for the great tutorial.

This tutorial was so helpful. Thanks a Bunch !!!!

Seems like I learn a new stitch with every pattern I try! Thanks for the clear video ^_^

Excellent video. I had done the first one show because I didn't know about the other ways. Now that I do I think I'll take out what I've done and do one of the otehr two methods. thanks a lot.

very helpful and easy instructions!

Thank you so much for your help.

Perfect and very clearly presented. Thank you

Great video! Excellent quality and adivce, and it's so cool it comes from a man!

This was awesome! Thanks a lot for this :)

Good job with your instructions. I found them very helpful, thank you very much!

Great video! thanks!!

TY...I am prepping for my 1st cardigan and this will help :-)!

Thank you so much, just the help I needed

Thank you!!!! I could actually understand this! Cheers mate 👍👍

dat was so helpful thanks !

Great video!! What brand of needles are you using?

Thank you! I couldn't figure this out with diagrams. I had to rip out the fingerless mittens and start over....again. Now I can do that thumb gusset. Everyone is getting fingerless mittens for Christmas!

Thank you. You are easy to understand.

Thank you so very much!!

very helpful.

that was great...many thanks.

I don't know why I never used the cable or knitted on method before..I knew they existed just never utilized them...thanks Johnny!

I've found doing increases going twice into the same stitch difficult on my wrists/carpals so looking for a much less stressful one so which would you recommend? I'm working on a sontag so it's increases in center of work.

cool thank you!

how do you keep knitting after this additional cast on??? I' want it to rejoin the rest of the knitting :(

OMG thank you thank you thank you!~!!! loved the man in you!!!hahaha

Thank you but I was hoping for instruction on how to add stitches in the middle of the row, not the end. When adding stitches in the middle of the row I don't know which needle they should go on to. Thanks

thank you so much. Beginner in the middle of fingerless gloves . . . . . phew!

I don’t understand how you go as of to knit the first stitch after turning because the yarn is at the front. I almost finished a pattern for a toy but have had three unsuccessful attempts at making armholes. I was ok casting off purlwise in the row but I can’t work out how to cast on in the following row. There is nomention in the patten of turning the work. Is this standard? Thanks

I like this video. In a sense, this is a make one. Why don't we use this as a Make one? My Make one always has a hole

You are not, in fact, casting on stitches "in the middle of the work". You are casting them on to one end of the work.