Cast On Collection
Long Tail
Kay commences our journey into cast on’s with a deep dive into perhaps the most common cast on there is.
Seamless Magic Loop
Do you get frustrated with your cast on’s and the little jog you get when knitting hats and socks or anything in the round? Kay is here to show you how to avoid this problem when using the magic loop method.
Seamless DPN
Kay is here to show you how to avoid a jog when knitting in the round using short circulars or DPN’s.
Cabled
Join Kay as she takes you through every step of this unique cast on which creates a firm beautiful edge.
Crochet Provisional
This versatile cast on can be undone later in your project, to release live stitches that can then be worked.
German Twisted
This is the perfect cast on for tight knitters or anyone looking for a super stretchy cast on edge.
Tillybuddys Stretchy
Here’s another stretchy cast on, its also great for projects that start with ribbing.
Backwards Loop
You’ll find this cast on a must when knitting blankets or casting on stitches under the arms of garments.
Judy's Magic
If you are looking for a seamless start to your knitting, this is the cast on for you! Perfect for toe up socks.
Purled
This is similar to a knitted on cast on but with purls on the outside. It is a little more stretchy too.
Knitted On
This is the perfect cast on for small items like stuffies. This is the cast on Kay’s Mum used for everything and she added her own little twist which we share.
Turkish Cast On
The perfect cast on for toe up socks and its easier than you might expect! Kay is here to show you exactly how to do it.
Garter Tab
This cast on is often used for shawls. Its surprisingly straight forward, once you know how to do it! Thankfully Kay is here to show you how.
