I teared up! I cannot believe I did my first tubular cast on! I feel like a true knitter now! Thank you so much for this tutorial.

You have a way of making everything easier to understand! Thanks for this.

Your explanations are so clear it’s a pleasure. Thank you so much.

Very Useful. This Is One Of Those Things I've Never Grasped. I'm Hopeful Now! 😅💞 Can I Just Say, I Also Love That Yarn Color. Bold & Bright!

I tried about 6 different videos before it clicked with yours. Very happy to find clear directions without fiddling with a crochet hook or scrap yarn. Many thanks!

This is the best demonstration I've seen! Thank you.

Steven, Thank you so much for this tutorial!!!! I always had trouble with the the tubular cast on!

Love your clear directions! You also make directions fun, and easy to follow along with you. Thank you!

With you I can learn anything :-) it worked, I did it :-) thank you so much for this Tutorial

thank you!! your explanation is very clear and i can see your hands movement very well❤

Thanks

I played with it and instead of only four set up rows, I did. the whole ribbing like this. I turned out so good, I will keep doing it for further project

Thank you, this is just what i needed ❤❤❤ happy holidays

Ahh seems so much easier now that I’ve watched this. Thanks bunches!

finally got this 😅 great tutorial, very patient presentatio

Eres un gran Maestro Stephen !!! Muchas gracias por compartir el vídeo tutorial !!! 💯😘♥️👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

Great tuto ! Thanks !

Brilliant 👏thank you.

Thank you!

Thank you for this fantastic video! I am using the tubular cast on for a pair of finger-less mitts, but normally when I join in the round, I add an extra stitch to avoid the little jog. In the video, I see that we are supposed to end with a "purl" stitch. Can I cast on one more stitch after the "purl" stitch for my join and if I do, what about when I flip the needle around for the first set up row. Would I just knot into the back of the first two stitches? Will the "extra" stitch not work in this situation? Thank you so much!

Now, since we have a disjointed break in our in-the-round work, we need to know how to join that with our tail so that it doesn't show

😊 Awesome! Tks.

Very nice video. Please, a slow motion version…!

After the set up rows of the tubular cast on, how do you incorporate a 3 stitch I-cord edging....for a cardigan neckband ? Do you have a tutorial for this scenario please?!🧶💫 thank you

Can this technique be used for a 2x2 rib?

This was fantastic!! Thank you so much for providing such wonderful tutorials!! 🩷

It would have been helpful to include demonstrating joining in the round with the tubular cast on.

Hi there, do we have to end with a purl stitch? My hat pattern calls for 56 stitches so ending with a purl stitch would throw this off…

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Next I’d like to see how you join those flat rows to knit in the round. Seems like it would avoid the nightmare of having twisted the cast on row!

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I could see me casting on 300 stitches and zoning out about halfway and going into regular long tail cast on mode. 😂

Could I just k1p1

Thank you!