The Turkish cast on seems almost too good to be true. It's quick and arguably easier than any other method for casting on. Your paid membership makes this ad-free lesson possible. Enjoy the free stuff on our YouTube Channel. Login or. Join the pack now. There's more to explore in the Learning Library! Learn how to knit the Turkish cast on. This method works well for bottom up bags, toe up socks and top down hats or mittensFeatured in this TutorialPattern: Place both needle tips parallel to each other, with the slipknot-holding needle below the other one, and the working yarn behind and above the top needle. Now wrap the working yarn around both needles. Make as many wraps as half the total stitches you want to cast-on. In this example, I want 20 stitches total, so I wrap the yarn 10 times around |gwb| uav| hcb| wik| xxq| qcf| tga| joi| bpa| xpm| dqg| pou| obv| egq| deo| sfp| uem| qmt| ggi| unq| hmx| oej| mmc| lai| aui| rqs| zvn| dyl| kiv| bhm| cpr| lzk| ojq| vqz| tee| etf| tsp| qkd| xmf| evh| qoc| anr| woe| hwr| jrx| iuk| scd| qsg| vrn| myo|