Cast on for ribbing

A step-by-step tutorial on the Italian tubular cast-on method for beginners including a slow-motion video and tons of big pictures.

The alternating cable cast on is a beautiful invisible cast on that looks great with ribbing. The edges of the cast on elegantly merge right into the knits and purls, giving the illusion of no

The Italian Cast On is a ribbing cast on. This means that it was specifically designed for use with a 1x1 ribbing stitch. This cast on has a distinctive, seamless look and an extremely stretchy edge.

A step-by-step tutorial on the cable cast-on knitting methods for beginners and some important tips and tricks for neater edges.

Ribbing is one of the most versatile stitch patterns in knitting. It is stretchy, it looks nice on both sides of the work and it doesn’t curl. The downside is – ribbing is very sensitive to tension. If our knitting tension is not perfect, ribbing instantly gives us away. Another property of ribbing that often ...

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Once you've learned all you need to know about knitting and purling you'll discover a new technique that will serve you well for years to come - how to cast off, when you're switching between knit and purl stitches in a rib.

Also known as the 1x1 Ribbed Cable Cast On, this technique for starting your knitting projects is a perfect durable edge for ribbing.

When starting a knitting project with a ribbing pattern, it’s nice to have a cast on that flows right into the stitch pattern. In this video, knitting expert Jill Wright demonstrates how to work an alternating cable cast on that is perfect for 1×1 (knit 1 stitch, purl 1 stitch) ribbing.